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basic outdoor pois #706
basic outdoor pois #706
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@@ -414,3 +414,45 @@ filters: | |||
min_zoom: 15 | |||
output: | |||
kind: {col: tags->whitewater} | |||
- filter: {aerialway: pylon} |
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If we're adding a utilities
layer, would this be more appropriate to add to that instead of pois
?
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And perhaps power_pole
and power_tower
too?
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Oh, no, I got confused about the pylon
- that's not for electricity but for holding up aerialway cables. Still, is pois
the appropriate place for this? I am sure that many people are interested in pylons, but perhaps it's not traditionally considered a point of interest.
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Good question! We have existing features like traffic lights, waste bins, & etc in the pois
layer now (for historic reasons). Would those also move into a utilities
layer? Maybe it should be called something more generic like infrastructure
instead (and also move the aerialway=pylon)? Would barrier lines move from the existing boundaries
layer to a new infrastructure
layer? Would most amenity and shop values go into the pois
layer, but many of the man_made values go into infrastructure
instead?
Moving features into a dedicated infrastructure
layer would mean there's less chance of them getting displayed mixed in with regular business pois
, but it also increases the complexity of where to find things to build the map style. We had been discussing centralizing even more "poi" like features into the pois
layer – we do this now for shops and other tags present on buildings, we peal those off and put them into the pois
layer leaving only (icon-less) label placements behind. But in the landuse
layer label placements should generally have icons so we already mix this up a bit.
Where would features like amenity: bbq
and amenity: life_ring
and amenity: picnic_table
go? Seems like most of these features could just go into an infrastructure
layer just as well as a pois
layer. Sure they have an amenity tag from OSM, but looking at it not knowing the history it's not clear. Less layers seems better.
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It seems like we need some criteria about which layer something goes into? Otherwise, we might as well just have points
, lines
and polygons
layers. Why is, for example, landuse
separate from buildings
or earth
, and are there similar categories to break down pois
into?
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Let's split off discussion of where the new power_pole
and power_tower
should go into #715 and move forward with merging this PR.
👍 merge! |
Connects to #662.