MFlamm's Comments
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| 180674268 | Hello Ian,
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| 180451669 | Thanks, let's do it this way if you prefer. I will try to keep up the map when major and lasting changes occur due to the tram construction. My main source is this official website (https://www.ge.ch/blog/tram-nations/avis-travaux-info-mobilite-lancement-travaux-chantier-du-tram-nations-26-08-2025), but I also visit the area occasionally (last time on this tuesday). I started to map the tram construction this morning and I have some additional efforts ahead ;-) Cheers, Michael |
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| 180451669 | Thank you for your explanation. I will correct the tagging of that segment, as I noticed another problematic tag (cycleway:both=separate). As "bicycle=no" blocks routing, it is usually sufficient to put that tag on segments near dangerous intersections. Routers will then avoid routing on the whole length of the road... This way of doing is also more error-friendly, as yet noticed for that segment ;-) Since several years, I have been systematically maintaining bicycle related data in Geneva in order to optimise routing. So I guess (and I hope :-) that you will notice only a limited number of improvements to be made.
That being said, I am fully aware that the area of Rte de Ferney is currently undergoing severe roadworks and that the cycling conditions will evolve a lot in the upcoming months. Would you agree to help me on specific issues? |
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| 180451669 | Hello!
Furthermore, can you please explain what added value you see in adding a "bicycle=no" on all road segments with dedicated cycleways? |
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| 179152549 | J'ai ajouté le bâtiment en projet selon la couche SITG. Si sa construction est déjà bien avancée, merci de corriger le tag building=* |
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| 179371680 | A ma connaissance, on ne peut pas intégrer des couches vectorielles dans iD. Il faudrait évtl. voir si tu arrives à intégrer le fonds de plan SITG, qui comprend en partie les bâtiments existants.
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| 179371680 | Re-bonjour, j'ai remarqué plusieurs problèmes dans ce changeset:
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| 179152549 | Bonjour, j'ai remarqué que tu as effacé un certain nombre de ways dans ce changeset, dont des bâtiments au chemin de Thury. Pour info, la communauté OSM préfère procéder à un effacement "progressif" d'éléments qui ont été détruits sur le terrain, comme cela est expliqué ici: demolished:building=*
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| 173412472 | Bonjour Pierre,
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| 174523270 | Merci d'arrêter de cartographier des lignes ferroviaires qui n'existent plus depuis longtemps et pour lesquelles il n'existe plus aucune trace tangible de leur ancienne existence sur le terrain. Pour ce type de données, c'est le projet OpenHistoricalMap qu'il faut utiliser, comme cela a déjà été mentionné dans une discussion sur un changeset précédent. |
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| 155212447 | Hello Seb,
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| 155212447 | Correctif par rapport à mon commentaire précédent:
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| 155212447 | Re-bonjour,
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| 155178382 | Thanks for responding. I did revert your changeset, removing the roughly estimated widths.
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| 155085535 | Bonjour et merci pour vos contributions.
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| 155178382 | Hello and thank you for your contributions. However, this changeset is problematic because you did provide roughly estimated (or rounded?) width values for all of these cycleways. If you like to contribute at this very detailed level, please do provide precise width data, that is with at least 1 decimal value ;-)
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| 154869845 | Ce retour me semble étrange à plusieurs titres:
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| 154869845 | Hello, OK pour considérer que l'attribut cycleway=opposite_lane est déprécié, mais pour le coup il convient de préciser le côté de la bande (cycleway:left=lane) car cycleway=lane est vraiment ambigu (sur une voie en sens unique, la bande est supposée par défaut être à droite ;-) |
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| 154610142 | On the Rte de Suisse, which is mapped as a primary road, I imagine that a lane will generally be considered as more secure than a shared_lane. I tried it with geovelo.ch (the system which is supported by regional authorities), however that system has not yet updated its routing base data and it currently proposes itineraries on the right side track (i.e. in a wrong direction, because that was not tagged as oneway before my last edits). Regarding the benefit of the lanes that I mentioned regarding the lateral passing distance: that is not solely my own perception, this benefit has been confirmed by an evaluation study ;-) |
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| 154610142 | Those "covid"-lanes have been painted mainly on main roads outside of towns, where the speed limit is 60 or even 80 km/h. They are not narrower than required by the Swiss technical norms (i.e. they are at least 1.50 m wide). It is really the remaining width for the car lanes that is impacted!
PS. On that portion of the Rte de Suisse, the lane tagging is debatable and I will check the results of bicycle routers. Maybe I will revert the tagging to cycleway:left=lane... |