During the HOT task for Naples, Florida, I found a place where the houses seem not to be attached to the ground. The place is called Imperial Wilderness. As you can see from Google: Google Maps there are Mobile houses, also empty spaces (the light blue ground), and "regular house". Those houses are difficult to map from an imagery, where one cannot distinguish between a mobile house, a portable house and a real house attached to the ground. My question is, how can I map this? Task 143 asked 11 Sep '17, 21:32  AngocA |
One Answer:
Hi AngocA, try or consider using building=static_caravan, https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:building%3Dstatic_caravan answered 11 Sep '17, 22:27  Hendrikklaas edited 12 Sep '17, 03:37  nevw I agree with this tag, which is the most appropriate. However, how can I differentiate from an imagery to determine if the "block" is a mobile home (which should not be tagged, I guess) or is a static caravan? (13 Sep '17, 04:49) AngocA 3 If you can't distinguish these two from aerial imagery then you have to switch from arm chair mapping to real mapping and take a look at it on the ground :) (13 Sep '17, 07:59) scai ♦ |
You shouldn't use Google Maps as a source as far as I know.
I know that, but I am not copying not extracting info from google neither. Then, google is not the source for my mapping. Please, give a constructive comment for my question, instead of creating a controversy. Have you tried to answer my question? Have you analyzed my problem?