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[new quest] check if the speed limit is up to date #1766

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letypequividelespoubelles opened this issue Mar 23, 2020 · 19 comments
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[new quest] check if the speed limit is up to date #1766

letypequividelespoubelles opened this issue Mar 23, 2020 · 19 comments
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@letypequividelespoubelles

Hi all,
I think that would be very nice if it was possible to check if the speed limit is ip to date. In fact, it's most of the tile while in car/bike (and not driving :) ) that we can see that speed limit aren't up to date, but it's not easy to update it on a laptop. So if a quest (like what is being done now for open time) was create to update speed limit, it would be amazing. I think this is one of the most changing things, with the development of 20/30 km/h zone in city.

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But how often a year / a decade should a surveyor be sent to each street to verify if the current speed limit is still the same? Every half a year? Every year? Every 5 years? On what (data) basis should the interval be decided?

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Honnestly, Idk. I think it can't be less than a year (it should be user friendly), no more than 5 years (the aim is to have accurate data). How has it been decided for the the "resurveying of opening hours" now in pull request ?

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@ferdinand0101 This is not correct, @letypequividelespoubelles is referring to #1676

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yes, right. So do you think it should be possible and usefull?

@letypequividelespoubelles letypequividelespoubelles changed the title check if the speed limit is up to date [new quest] check if the speed limit is up to date Apr 12, 2020
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Yes, it is both possible and useful. This belongs to a group of quests I'd call "maintenance quests" that has not been implemented yet and should be solved in a generic manner: The answer for possibly for many quest type should be re-evaluated every X months/years.

Since the solution that would enable this sort of quest has not been implemented yet, I also set this on blocked.

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@letypequividelespoubelles
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Thanks for the answer. How could I help ?

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Nothing directly. But what you could do, is look through the list of quest types and see which of those should be re-surveyed and at which intervals (in your opinion), then post the list here. This would help me find for which quests it should be done.

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Ok, will do it. For the intervals, is there some data somewhere which could be analyze to determine it ?

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Data like studies or government statistics how often f.e. streets are re-made, new shops open and others close etc, or statistics on how often this is changed in OpenStreetMap?

For the former: No idea. For the latter: Well, the data is there, but I do not know any tools that would enable you to analyze the "half life". I think the best would be to go by personal experience or better by personal experience of many people. Maybe make a survey?

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letypequividelespoubelles commented Apr 19, 2020

I took a look at the french datas INSEE but couldn't find any interesting datas to analyze. Here after, the quests I think we should resurvey :

  • What are the opening hours of […]? : 1 year ; it's on pull request now
  • What is the speed limit sign for this street? : every 2 years
  • Is […] wheelchair accessible? : every 2 years, if it's still not the case, never if it's already accessible
  • Are these toilets wheelchair accessible? : every 2 years, if it's still not the case, never if it's already accessible
  • Is this place wheelchair accessible? every 2 years, if it's still not the case, never if it's already accessible
  • Is the restroom at […] wheelchair accessible? every 2 years, if it's still not the case, never if it's already accessible
  • Is there a cycleway in this street? : every 2 years, but just if the previous tag was "no".
  • Does […] have vegetarian meals on the menu? : every 2 years
  • Does […] have vegan meals on the menu? : same, every 2 years
  • Does it cost a fee to park here? every 5 years
  • What kind of internet connection does […] offer? : every year
  • Do these traffic lights have a button to request green light? : no idea
  • Are there sound signals for the blind here? : no idea
  • What is the surface firmness of this track? : every 1 year (maybe depending of the firmness)
  • Are pedestrians prohibited from walking on this road here? : 2 years
  • Does this street have a sidewalk? : 2 years
  • What is the name of this place? : 1 year
  • What can be left here for recycling? : 2 years

Edit with suggestion of ferdinand0101

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ghost commented Apr 19, 2020

I would maybe like to add that depending on the value not everything needs to be survey at the same interval.

for example with Is this place wheelchair accessible? every 2 years
a places are far more likely to ADD wheelchair accesibillity than remove it

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Is there still the shop/restaurant xy? Could be asked every two years.

@letypequividelespoubelles
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to HolgerJeromin : this would be already in asking the opening hours, and with the name of this place. So, in my mind, no need for one more quest

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westnordost commented Apr 28, 2020

I submitted an application for a microgrant at the OSMF to develop this feature.

The microgrant project requests are public and the wiki page about microgrants encourages users to endorse project requests they like. So if you read the project descriptions and like an idea, feel free to voice it there, and why. 👍

@letypequividelespoubelles
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Hi westnordost,
If you have the grant and do the implementation (which I hope ! ) I would like to point out one possible difficulty for the "name of the street" quest. If it has changed, you'll have to change the adress of every POI on the street, and a minority of adress's POI have the "associatedstreet" relation.

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westnordost commented May 5, 2020 via email

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elgaard commented May 11, 2020

If could be based on nearby OSM activity.
For example if new residential roads were added after the speed limit was last set.
Or roundabouts, speed bumps.

Or if the number of lanes change.
In DK they often change a 2 lane road to a 1+1 road and lower the speed limit at the same time.
The lanes can be seen on aireal images, but not the speed limit signs.

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I now posted this on the tagging mailing list: https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/2020-July/054208.html

Please feel free to join the discussion there

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So, as described in #1998 (comment) , this will unfortunately not be implemented.

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