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http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=55.86554&lon=-2.73746&zoom=17&layers=M Under 'Blinkbonny Wood' by the track is a small disused quarry of a type that is everywhere round here (there is another a short way further south west along the track, just before Gala Law). The Wiki suggests disused:landuse=quarry. Using JOSM how do you enter that in the 'Add Value?' dialog box? I have put disused:landuse in the 'please select a key' and 'quarry' in the 'please select a value'. Is this the right way to do it? The Wiki is not very helpful in this respect. Nothing is displaying in OSM. |
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If the quarry is disused, but still clearly visible (blocks of rock, no vegetation, maybe old machinery standing around), I would tag it as a normal quarry and add a note. IMHO, landuse does not have anything to do with the current status of a business. As long as no new landuse is assigned, or it gets so destroyed that it would not be useable as a quarry (then it is maybe a brownfield?), it is still a quarry after all. How do you add a note? These historical quarries are generally very small and unused for years, but are a significant feature for navigation when walking etc.
(21 Mar '13, 12:45)
digby
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i'd tag it 2
note that according to http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:disused, disused=yes is no longer recommended. disused:landuse=quarry would be the recommended way to tag
(21 Mar '13, 13:55)
neuhausr
As I said... disused:landuse=quarry. Which returns us to my original question.
(21 Mar '13, 14:13)
digby
Using JOSM as I've already described in the question the tag ends up as disused:landuse: quarry, whereas in your example and on the wiki it's disused:landuse=quarry. How to end up with the latter is part of the question.
(21 Mar '13, 15:25)
digby
To clarify, what's being suggested here currently is this:
(21 Mar '13, 15:36)
SomeoneElse ♦
Hmm. Although I'm using a mac so the dialog looks different, that is what I am entering. I wonder why mine ends up with the colon instead of the equals
(21 Mar '13, 15:42)
digby
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