Hello,
As I read in the Wiki, the "to" member of a "destination_sign" tag can
contain a way or a node.
In my current review of hiking trails, I would like to put a relation
inside. Here is a real example :
I've created a hiking route between 2 guideposts :
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/13273890
I've also created a destination_sign to indicate the destination and time.
I use the first point of the way to indicate the "to" :
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/13276408
When I display the map, I can only seen 2 circles. That will not really
help users. In the destination_sign I could indicate the first way, it will
be little more explicit. But if I could enter the relation to the
destination in the "to", there would be a great gain of information.
Do you know why the "to" member is not accepting a relation ? Is it
possible to change it ?
Thank you
Raphael Terrettaz
Hi, I'm no expert on the school system. Tagging vocational school type
sounds interesting and I guess easier to check on the ground than diploma
type.
Were you thinking using an existing tag and e.g. amenity=college
/ school=professional_education / amenity=school
and adding something to describe the type of vocation?
E.g. school:studies
Did you aready see
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Talk:Tag:amenity%3Dschool#school%3Atype
?
Regards, James.
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> I recently thought about creating a Switzerland-specific tagging scheme
> that would allow to specify the different kinds of school that exist in
> Switzerland. Wikipedia [1] gives a good introduction: However, it is
> incomplete, as [2] shows (it lists 39 types of educations one can achieve
> in Switzerland). I tried to create a summary and some tagging ideas at [3],
> but got a bit stuck. I encountered several stumbling blocks:
>
> 1. Instead of tagging schools, it might make more sense to tag diplomas
> one can achieve. E.g. at a vocational school (Berufsfachschule, ehemals
> Berufsschule) you can do your diploma (vocational baccalaureate
> ("Berufsmaturität")) _during_ your vocational training or _afterwards_.
>
> 2. The name of a school does not clearly indicate the diploma you will
> achieve: E.g. at [4] (Fachmaturitätsschule FMS) one can achieve a
> "Fachmittelschulausweis" (giving access to PET college (HF)) and later on
> one can achieve a "Fachmaturitätszeugnis" (giving access to university of
> applied science (FH)).
>
> 3. The same type of diploma can be achieved at different schools: Example:
> [5] "Berufsmaturität" can be achieved at "Berufsfachschule",
> "Handelsmittelschule", "Informatikmittelschule".
>
> Are others interested in defining such a Switzerland-specific tagging
> scheme? I can think of several different strategies:
>
> a. Define types of school (e.g. "Berufsfachschule") and their tags
> b. Define types of diplomas (e.g. "Berufsmaturität") and their tags
> c. Group together several schools/diplomas, e.g. based on their ISCED
> level, see [6]
> d. Define tags for only the most important (i.e. frequent) schools
> (preferably in a way that won't hinder more detailed mapping later on)
>
> I'm a bit hesitant too define a catch-all, super-detailed tagging scheme,
> because I fear it will be both hard to map (correctly/completely) and also
> hard to use for data consumers.
>
> What do you think?
>
> Also, is there someone who has a bit of in-depth knowledge of ISCED? E.g.
> regarding the difference between ISCED-P and ISCED-A?
>
> Best regards
>
> Lukas
>
> [1]
> https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bildungssystem_in_der_Schweiz#Schulstufen
> [2]
> http://uis.unesco.org/sites/default/files/documents/iscmap_che_2020.xlsx
> [3] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Skorbut
> [4] https://www.edubs.ch/schullaufbahn/fms
> [5]
> https://www.zh.ch/de/bildung/schulen/maturitaetsschule/berufsmaturitaetssch…
> [6]
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standard_Classification_of_Educ…
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Dear list
I recently thought about creating a Switzerland-specific tagging scheme that would allow to specify the different kinds of school that exist in Switzerland. Wikipedia [1] gives a good introduction: However, it is incomplete, as [2] shows (it lists 39 types of educations one can achieve in Switzerland). I tried to create a summary and some tagging ideas at [3], but got a bit stuck. I encountered several stumbling blocks:
1. Instead of tagging schools, it might make more sense to tag diplomas one can achieve. E.g. at a vocational school (Berufsfachschule, ehemals Berufsschule) you can do your diploma (vocational baccalaureate ("Berufsmaturität")) _during_ your vocational training or _afterwards_.
2. The name of a school does not clearly indicate the diploma you will achieve: E.g. at [4] (Fachmaturitätsschule FMS) one can achieve a "Fachmittelschulausweis" (giving access to PET college (HF)) and later on one can achieve a "Fachmaturitätszeugnis" (giving access to university of applied science (FH)).
3. The same type of diploma can be achieved at different schools: Example: [5] "Berufsmaturität" can be achieved at "Berufsfachschule", "Handelsmittelschule", "Informatikmittelschule".
Are others interested in defining such a Switzerland-specific tagging scheme? I can think of several different strategies:
a. Define types of school (e.g. "Berufsfachschule") and their tags
b. Define types of diplomas (e.g. "Berufsmaturität") and their tags
c. Group together several schools/diplomas, e.g. based on their ISCED level, see [6]
d. Define tags for only the most important (i.e. frequent) schools (preferably in a way that won't hinder more detailed mapping later on)
I'm a bit hesitant too define a catch-all, super-detailed tagging scheme, because I fear it will be both hard to map (correctly/completely) and also hard to use for data consumers.
What do you think?
Also, is there someone who has a bit of in-depth knowledge of ISCED? E.g. regarding the difference between ISCED-P and ISCED-A?
Best regards
Lukas
[1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bildungssystem_in_der_Schweiz#Schulstufen
[2] http://uis.unesco.org/sites/default/files/documents/iscmap_che_2020.xlsx
[3] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Skorbut
[4] https://www.edubs.ch/schullaufbahn/fms
[5] https://www.zh.ch/de/bildung/schulen/maturitaetsschule/berufsmaturitaetssch…
[6] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standard_Classification_of_Educ…
Salut
Vielleicht auch von Interesse für OSM Mapper (z.B. PotM ?) :
Inventar von Armee- und Kriegsdenkmälern in der Schweiz
https://www.admin.ch/gov/de/start/dokumentation/medienmitteilungen.msg-id-8…
Diese Medienmitteilung der Schweizer Armee könnte für Wikipedianer von
Interesse sein: "Die Schweizer Armee hat ein Inventar der in der Schweiz
bestehenden Armee- und Kriegsdenkmäler erstellt und online publiziert.
Das Verzeichnis schafft in digitaler Form einen Überblick über rund 900
Erinnerungszeichen. Sie rufen die alteidgenössischen Schlachten, die
Aktivdienste des 20. Jahrhunderts oder Unglücke der Schweizer Armee ins
Gedächtnis. Aufgeführt werden auch Denkmäler, die an die Internierten
während der beiden Weltkriege oder an verstorbene Bourbaki-Soldaten
erinnern."
Erhalten via Hadi (Diego Hättenschwiler) / Wikiped'a
--
Andreas Bürki
abuerki(a)anidor.com
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Dear Talk CH List
The swiss openstreetmap community has its own "same procedure as every year" at
new years eve. However it is not about Miss Sophie [1], but about our municipalities.
We imported all official municipality borders a few years ago and since then we try
to keep them up to date. I created a list of this years merges, you can find it in
the wiki [2].
Anyone with enough josm know how is welcome to participate in the mergers, as long as
you stick to the proposed work flow [3]. Please always check the effective field and
do not start before!
Loremo
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinner_for_One
[2]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Switzerland/2022_Municipality_Mergers
[3]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Suggested_merger_workflow
tl;dr: I seek advice for tagging different facilities for childcare in Switzerland.
Dear list
I got a waiver to import data from the city of Uster [1] and am in the process of preparing this data for an import. Before discussing the specifics of this import, I would like to clarify some general questions regarding Switzerland-specific tagging of places for childcare that came up while working with this dataset.
Regarding childcare I would like to be able to tag the following use-cases, which I believe should cover the most common cases we have in Switzerland:
- A: (what I call "Kindergarten" in german): Part of the mandatory swiss school education for children of the age of approx. 4 to 6.
- B: ("Kita"): Where working parents can bring their children (approx. aged 0 to 4) during office hours (up to 5 full days a week). There is a definition at [2] that defines a Kita/use-case B as: Cares periodically for children aged 3 months until the age where compulsory school ends, on at least 5 half-days, offering 6 or more slots.
- C: ("Spielgruppe"): Where children go approx. once per week for only a few hours. The legal hurdles to operate such a facility are lower than those for use-case B, but seem to differ for each canton. Food/lunch is normally not offered.
- D: ("Hort"): Where children of age approx. 4+ go before/between/after mandatory school visits, so parents can work.
- E: ("Krabbelgruppe"): A place where parents together with their children (aged approx. 0 to 2) meet regularly (e.g. once per week) for a small number of hours.
I have a bit of a hard time mapping the existing Wiki entries to the above use-cases. My understanding (mostly from [3]) is this:
- A: amenity=kindergarten, preschool=yes, operator:type=public, min_age=4, max_age=6, isced:level:2011=0
- B: amenity=kindergarten, nursery=yes, operator:type=private, min_age=3 months, breakfast=yes, lunch=yes
- C: amenity=kindergarten, operator:type=private, min_age=4
- D: amenity=kindergarten, after_school=yes, operator:type=private, min_age=4,
- E: (seems undefined yet)
What I don't like about it:
- The tagging for these almost don't differ, although I expect that for parents looking for a form of childcare the differences are significant. Especially between use-case B and C there is almost no distinction.
- amenity=kindergarten is used 2427 times in Switzerland [4]. There is a competing tag amenity=childcare that is used non-negligible 726 times [5] in Switzerland. Its meaning is unclear to me (see [6] and [7]) and it is mentioned in a rejected [8] and an abandoned [9] proposal.
Please share your input on the following questions:
- Have I missed a significant use-case for childcare?
- Do you agree with my tagging for the aforementioned use-cases?
- Do you see a good way how we could tag the difference between use-cases B and C? Is this already given by nursery=yes? Maybe tag their membership to either kibesuisse (use-case B) [10] or SSLV (use-case C) [11] (might not be given/known for all)? How to do so? Or define a tag playgroup=yes or CH:playgroup=yes?
- Do you agree in deprecating and manually retagging amenity=childcare instances?
- What would be the easiest way to get a list of all mappers that tagged amenity=childcare onto objects in Switzerland to invite them for input?
- Shall I (we?) go to the tagging mailing list trying to get consensus for a tag for use-case E? What should it be? baby_crawling_group=yes ?
- Do you know any public map that is already showing the given use-cases?
- What have I missed or got wrong?
Links:
[1] https://github.com/GesellschaftStadtUster/kind-jugend-fam_angebote
[2] https://www.sslv.ch/erlaeuterung-zur-definition.html
[3] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DE:Tag:amenity%3Dkindergarten
[4] http://taginfo.osm.ch/tags/amenity=kindergarten
[5] http://taginfo.osm.ch/tags/amenity=childcare
[6] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dchildcare
[7] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DE:Tag:amenity%3Dchildcare
[8] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/childcare
[9] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/childcare2.0
[10] https://www.kibesuisse.ch/
[11] https://www.sslv.ch
Best regards
Lukas
Hallo Zusammen,
Are there any conventions for (or against) mapping 'Altstadt' old town
areas?
As far as i can tell this isn't really done and historic=district
<https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:historic%3Ddistrict> doesn't seem
much used?.
Gruss
James.
Liebe:r Mapper:innen
Das Projekt des Monats Schweiz im November ist >> Fahrradstellplätze
<<! Es geht also um Parkplätze (Fahrradabstellplätze,
Fahrradparkplätze, Veloparkplätze, Fahrradständer), die für
Fahrräder/Velos vorgesehen sind.
Es wird der (Haupt-)Tag "amenity=bicycle_parking" verwendet zusammen
mit weiteren Keys, wie bicycle_parking, covered, capacity, access,
fee.
Auf der Radfahrerkarte wird auch die Anzahl (capacity) angezeigt:
siehe das Symbol "C" z.B. in Bern
https://osm.org/go/0CZwk~koR-?layers=C .
(Sind das bei der Welle7 wirklich 1000 :-)?!)
Weblinks:
* PotM Dashboard (15): https://potm.osm.ch/superset/dashboard/15/
(Filter "Time range" ggf. neu einstellen, z.B. auf "week", dann
"Apply").
* Wiki-Seite von bicycle_parking:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DE:Tag:amenity%3Dbicycle_parking
* Wiki-Seite des PotM: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/PotM_CH
~Stefan