Template:Roof:shape
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Roof shape
You can characterize the roof of a building using a catalogue of well-known roof types.
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| roof:shape | flat | skillion | gabled | half-hipped | hipped | pyramidal |
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| roof:shape | gambrel | mansard | dome | onion | round | saltbox |
Other roof tags
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| roof:orientation=along/across | For roofs with a ridge the ridge is assumed to be parallel to the longest side of the building (roof:orientation=along). But it can be tagged explicitly with this tag. |
| roof:height=* | The height of the building (i.e. the height of the façade) is calculated as the building's total height=* minus roof:height=*. |
| roof:angle=* | Alternatively to roof:height=*, roof height can be indicated implicitly by providing the inclination of the sides (in degrees). |
| roof:levels=* | Number of floors within the roof, which are not already counted in building:levels=*. |
| roof:direction=* | Direction from back side of roof to front, i.e. the direction towards which the main face of the roof is looking |
Proposed tags
Some roofs (e.g., square buildings) cannot be accurately modeled with the simple techniques described on this page.
Additional roof shapes are suggested in S3DB_Proposals, including advanced approaches for manual modelling (e.g., ProposedRoofLines or parts of OSM-4D/Roof_table).
This section is a wiki template, editable here.
