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Facilitate building attribute data upload for Land use #724

Closed edwardchalstrey1 closed 2 years ago

edwardchalstrey1 commented 2 years ago

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polly64 commented 2 years ago
matkoniecz commented 2 years ago

@polly64

Change 'Unclassified presumed residential' on dropdown to 'Unclassified presumed non-residential'

So how 'Unclassified presumed residential' would be marked?

Suggest/implement way of colouring a) Residential garden buildings' and b) Hotels nd adding to the key. We are now able to record these using the dropdowns but we are still not able to visualise them as they are all showing as blue/residential. We need to differentiate in some way

That would require either

(A) changing how colouring works (currently by landuse order)

or

(B) moving this group to a new order

polly64 commented 2 years ago

@matkoniecz @edwardchalstrey1 Re hotels I think we should classify hotels and guesthouses as Retail as they sell a service. And I think on the key/dropdown we should say 'Retail/Services' not just 'Retail' as they sell a direct service that involves the building . I have had this issue with others such as mechanics workshops. However we need to make a note on NLUD classification hint that some adjustments to NLUD have been made - not sure how best to do this . Or could we add a coloured border and put this in key?

Re garden buildings could we add a pink border around the residential blue for these?

We need to have a new order called Unclassified

tomalrussell commented 2 years ago

We seem to have a couple of related goals in this (thinking about hotels and residential garden buildings):

We should follow the NLUD classification standard where we collect data on the NLUD classification. Making tweaks to it in-place in our process of data collection, storage and publication, makes it harder to interpret, and harder to use or reuse.

We could add additional fields for more information. E.g. to distinguishing a garden building (and could even imagine some subdivision like garage/shed/office/greenhouse/...). This could be collected in a separate field, and then we can leave the NLUD classification as "Residential, Dwellings" according to the standard "Houses and flats for individuals and families living as a single household, including adjoining garages, gardens, non-thoroughfare service and distribution roads and pathways."

For the land use map presentation, it is possible to combine this data to make a more complicated presentation, with the caveats that it can be harder to read and interpret, and may take more effort to code and maintain.

matkoniecz commented 2 years ago

@polly64

Using code from Age data section add a source dropdown in the Current Use section to read as follows:

Is freeform "Source details" supposed to be present?

answer: yes and only for other