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View Rizal Park in ( CloudMade Maps GeoFabrik MapCompare Hike&Bike (Lit streets))
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OpenGastroMap English cheatsheet
| German | English |
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| Nicht Erfasst | Status unknown |
| Nichtraucher | Non-smoking |
| Gemischt | Designated areas only |
| Raucher | Establishment is smoker-friendly |
| Editierbar | Object is editable |
Task Force Retail Areas
Goals
- Document shopping malls, department stores and other retail areas
- Map such places according to current OSM (and OSMPH) standards/guidelines
Tagging
| Description | Tag(s) | Notes |
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| Area of mall/mall grounds | shop=mall and landuse=retail | |
| Mall operator | operator=* | The company that owns/operates the mall (May not apply in certain cases) |
| Internet access | internet_access=wlan for retail areas with WiFi | |
| Opening hours | opening_hours=* | Provides info about a mall's opening and closing time |
| Wikipedia article | wikipedia=en:Name of article |
The OpenFireMap Project
Moved to OpenFireMap
OpenFireMap HOWTO
Moved to OpenFireMap-HowTo
VAT Identification Numbers
| Description | Tag(s) | Notes |
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| Type of business, amenity, shop, office or facility | amenity=* or shop=* or office=* | |
| Business, amenity, shop, office or facility operator | operator=* | Individual or entity that owns/operates said business, amenity, shop, office or facility |
| VAT Identification Number | ref:vatin=PHxxxxxxxxxxxx | Country code used for VAT identification number in the Philippines (known as Tax Identification Number or TIN) is PH. TIN is issued regardless if businesses, amenities, shops, offices or facilities are subject to value added tax/gross sales tax or not. |
Flags
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Philippine Footprints Abroad
This side project documents places connected to the Philippines, Philippine history and individual Filipinos outside Philippine territory.
Places to be mapped
- Embassies and consulates
- Establishments owned by members of the Philippine community or Philippine-based companies
- Streets named after geographical/historic figures connected to the Philippines, Philippine history and individual Filipinos
- Flagpoles displaying the Philippine flag
Overlaps
- Lynchings and incidents involving or targeting either Filipinos or people of Filipino descent (refer to United States/Racism page for United States-specific examples, other references to follow)
- Tagging of features based on country-specific standards and practices (refer to standards and conventions of individual countries and respective subareas, assistance may be sought through contacts listed via the OSM Community Index)
Tagging
| Tag(s) | Features | Notes and examples |
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Diplomatic missions of the Philippines | Embassy of the PhilippinesEmbassy of the Philippines in the United States |
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Flagpoles that display the Philippine flag | Usually found in diplomatic missions of the Philippines. In some cases, the flag is found in parks honoring individuals and groups such as the Vietnam War memorialVietnam War memorial outside the Universal Shopping Center in Little Saigon, Houston, Texas and a spot close to the Jose Rizal Monumenta spot close to the Jose Rizal Monument in Lincoln Park, uptown Chicago, Illinois. Some private companies and individuals display this flag on a (semi-)permanent basis. |
| Specialty restaurants that predominantly serve Filipino cuisine. | Jollibee does not predominantly serve Filipino cuisine, is classified under cuisine=burger | |
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Name and name etymology | One example is Itliong LaneItliong Lane, named after Larry Itliong |
Documentation
To follow
Expressway interoperability
| Expressway | Cash payment[1] | Payment via AutoSweep RFID[2] | Payment via EasyTrip RFID[3] |
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| Cavite–Laguna Expressway (CALAX) | yes[4] | yes[5] | yes |
| Cebu–Cordova Link Expressway (CCLEX) | yes[6] | unknown | unknown |
| Central Luzon Link Expressway (CLLEX) | unknown[7] | unknown | unknown |
| Manila–Cavite Expressway (CAVITEX) | yes[4][8] | yes[5] | yes |
| Metro Manila Skyway | yes[4] | yes | no |
| Muntinlupa–Cavite Expressway (MCX) | yes[4][9] | yes | no |
| NAIA Expressway (NAIAX) | yes[4] | yes | no |
| North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) | yes[4][10] | yes[5] | yes |
| South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) | yes[4] | yes | no |
| Southern Tagalog Arterial Road (STAR) | yes[4] | yes | no |
| Subic–Clark–Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) | yes[4] | yes[5] | yes |
| Tarlac–Pangasinan–La Union Expressway (TPLEX) | yes[4] | yes | no |
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Outdoor Warning Siren mapping
This side project documents mapping of outdoor warning sirens in selected parts of the United States.
Q&A
- What is the purpose of mapping outdoor warning sirens?
- I felt that such structures are undermapped, especially in areas where there are high occurrences of tornado outbreaks, flooding, storms and various weather events.
- Why start in Greater Tulsa Region in Oklahoma and Hennepin County in Minnesota?
- They were purposely chosen due to the occurrence of tornado outbreaks in those areas among others.
- What else to take note of?
- Possible similarities between 5G cellphone towers and WPS-4000 series outdoor sirens (see report from Public Radio Tulsa)
Coverage
| Area | Mapped sirens | Notes |
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| Greater Tulsa Region (Green Country), Oklahoma |
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| Hennepin County (Minneapolis and nearby areas), Minnesota |
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