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rendering of restricted areas #188

Open quantenschaum opened 4 months ago

quantenschaum commented 4 months ago

All restricted areas look the same in OSM. There should be different borders (and/or semi-transparent fillings) to make them distinguishable. Most important from my point of view (proposed style):

wschildbach commented 3 months ago

@malcolmh this one is for you.

malcolmh commented 3 months ago

My renderer adheres to the basic INT1 rendering.

quantenschaum commented 3 months ago

Sure, this is fine, but it would substantially improve the usability if the graphical representation of areas of different type was a bit more meaningful.

The current appearance of these areas is very basic, even the INT1 has more symbology for restricted areas, especially for nature reserves (green) and no entry areas. Often there are text note in the charts explaining the restriction.

quantenschaum commented 3 months ago

example

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Skippern commented 3 months ago

While I worked on the JOSM maprender of seamarks, I tried to include different restriction zones and nature reserves, but since the subcategories of such areas does not fully correspond with the tagging scheme at that time, it was impossible to make it correct.

I havn't looked at this for a very long time, but unless tagging scheme and data completeness is up to par, such rendering is impossible and/or impractical

quantenschaum commented 3 months ago

You probably can't make it 100% correct, but adding more visual information to the map would be useful. The tagging is sufficient IMHO.
seamark:type=restricted_area seamark:restricted_area:restriction
seamark:restricted_area:category
These tags can be used to style the areas as proposed. name and description could also be displayed, as well as presta/perend.

quantenschaum commented 3 months ago

At least a no entry zone should be visually identifiable as such.