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lack of 'electric outlet' POI icon and poi type #127

Open aerostitch opened 13 years ago

aerostitch commented 13 years ago

Issue migrated from trac ticket # 966

component: core | priority: trivial | keywords: osm, maptool, map, power, energy

2011-11-17 08:49:45: chaoscrawler@gmail.com created the issue

it has much use for electric vehicle owners (cars, bikes, skateboards...)

one can get data from services like openchargemap.org but there is no icon or poi type for such POI's ...

aerostitch commented 13 years ago

2011-11-17 11:37:09: korrosa commented

This is easy to implement, and I'd be happy to have a go. Do you know what the key/value pairs from OpenStreetMap are for these charging stations, or are the positions derived from elsewhere?

aerostitch commented 13 years ago

2011-11-17 12:35:19: chaoscrawler@gmail.com commented

unfortunatelly not. openchargemap lists many plain electric outlets (230V up to 16A) , which would be fine for starters. i have no idea what is used to re-charge electric car - but i guess standard is three phase current outlet, so next step would be 'three phase' yes or no. three phase outlet can be used for single phase devices with adapter - so i see this just as extension.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charging_station this provides bit of clarification and icon. i think 'mode1' is just total standard from which one can work up

aerostitch commented 13 years ago

2011-11-17 12:35:19: chaoscrawler@gmail.com

aerostitch commented 12 years ago

2011-11-25 07:09:12: chrisc404@gmail.com commented

Hi, I'm the lead developer of openchargemap.org - there is no single standard for electric vehicle charging however there are common ones (Domestic Socket, Mennekes, J1772 and CHAdeMO) and all vehicles can use a basic domestic socket if nothing better is available. In the openchargemap data the max power level (1 to 3, v.slow to v.fast) at a location is currently determined by enumerating the connections list available at the location and getting the highest LevelID. If you can summarize facilities at a location as text that would be enough for most owners to work out if the location is relevant or not (depends on their vehicle).

aerostitch commented 12 years ago

2011-11-26 03:26:57: korrosa commented

chrisc404 - thanks for the info.

Looking at the API, it seems easy to extract data from OpenChargeMap.

From the following data, what would be useful to an electric vehicle driver? http://openchargemap.org/api/service.ashx?output=xml&countrycode=GB&maxresults=100. I presume all of it!?

aerostitch commented 11 years ago

2013-07-28 06:30:11: usul

aerostitch commented 11 years ago

2013-07-28 06:30:11: usul commented

I think there was another ticket that focus on charging station, well anyway.

The idea sounds good to me, but for consistency reasons, I would suggest to make use of OpenStreetMap data again (but maybe integrate OCM as third party provider). They offer already a feature for that topic: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Charging_station that seems to be already in good use 1.

As this is (IMHO) a somewhat new feature, that has to be finetuned with other aspects as eco-routing and more detailed vehicle profiles (what kind of sockets are supported etc.), I will schedule it for the next major release.