Uk:Tag:highway=street_lamp

highway = street_lamp
Опис
A single pole with one or more lights to illuminate the street.
Група: highways
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Використовується разом з
lamp_type=* lamp_mount=* lamp_model=*
Дивись також
tower:type=lighting
Статус: де-факто
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Теґ highway=street_lamp використовується для позначення вуличного ліхтаря, вуличного світильника, ліхтарного стовпа : вертикального джерела світла над дорогою, що вмикається чи світить вночі.

Як позначати

Додайте точку у місці, де фактично розміщено джерело світла (наприклад, поруч до освітленої дороги).

Теґ highway=street_lamp використовується лише на точках.

• highway=street_lamp
• ref=* якщо на ліхтарі є номер, що дозволяє допомогти ідентифікувати точки на дорозі. Зокрема, у деяких місцях ви можете викликати поліцію і сказати, що трапилася дорожньо-транспортна пригода на Big Street, південніше ліхтарного стовпа 35, і поліція буде точно знати, де це є. Ці ідентифікатори також можуть використовуватися для повідомлення про розбиті лампи чи розміщення реклами.

• lamp_ref_swd=* теґ використовується лише у місті Дюссельдорф для ліхтарів, що не використовуються у навігації (див. нижче).

Використовуйте також lit=yes на вулицях та інших об'єктах, що освітлені вуличним ліхтарем. Якщо ліхтар не є прожектором чи юпітером буває складно визначити наскільки розповсюджується світло, щоб вважати вулицю неосвітленою, тому використовуйте lit=yes для тих сегментів, де розташовано ліхтарі. lit_by_gaslight=yes також використовується деякими містами, щоб позначити, що дорога освітлюється саме газовими ліхтарями.

Typical attributes

Note these attributes have not been voted on, but have been used

Key	Values
support=*	How the light element is placed. catenary – Suspended over road/etc. and held by cables, the latter of which are attached somewhere (poles/walls). ceiling – Direct attachment to a ceiling (common locations: pedestrian tunnels) ground – The lamp is in a fixture installed right in the ground (common locations: event venues or parks) pedestal – Something like a bollard, seldomly larger than 1.5 meter. pole – Most common wooden/metal pole, almost always higher than 2 meters. wall – Direct attachment to a wall wall_mounted – Attached to a wall by way of a metal bar
lamp_mount=*	If support=pole, then straight_mast – The light sits atop a mast bent_mast – The light is at the end of a bent mast
light:method=*	electric – undetailed electric LED – Light-emitting diode(s). Be wary that a tightly-spaced LED array behind a matte screen may appear the same as a fluorescent tube behind a matte screen. incandescent – Electric light with a wire filament heated until it glows (key not defined) – Tungsten filament halogen – Tungsten halogen discharge – Unspecified discharge lamp mercury – High pressure mercury vapour lamp metal-halide – High pressure metal-halide vapour lamp fluorescent – Low pressure mercury fluorescent tubes (includes CFL/Compact Fluorescent Light) sodium – Unspecified sodium vapour lamp low_pressure_sodium – Monochrome orange light high_pressure_sodium - Orange with a bit of white gas
light:colour=*	Unless a lamp is specifically a decorative light, municipal street lighting will present itself almost exclusively to be either orange (sodium) or white (everything else) and any discolorations are either due to lamp aging, dirt buildup, or variations in chosen color temperature.
light:count=*	Number of lights on a pole. (As for LED lamps, the modules are counted, not the individual diodes.)
light:lit=*	Time of day that the light is turned on. 24/7 – all the time dusk-dawn – automatic based on clock or outdoor brightness sensed at some central location motion – controlled by a motion sensor demand – manually operated or opening_hours-style syntax thereof
light:shape=*	spherical – light shines in all directions (usually implies absence of light:direction) cylindrical – light shines in all directions except into the sky
light:tilt=*	-90 for pointing onto the street/pavement, 0 for sideways, 90 for pointing upwards, and anything inbetween
light:direction=*	Numerical map direction (0=north, 90=east, etc.) the light points to
lamp_model=*	Type or make/model of the lamp (enclosure)
light:model=*	Type (make/model) of the “bulb”
ref=*	The reference number used by the operator (such as the county council), typically indicated by a sign stuck to the support

Variations (not currently tagged)

The suspending is commonly done by placing the lamp on top of a pole at the edge of a road or between lanes. Lamps may be mounted on the middle of a roadside power pole instead of a dedicated pole, although the latter may support low voltage power lines (power=minor_line) for electricity supply for the lamps. Another common scheme is to have the poles hold up a suspended carrying wire from which the lamp(s) hang.

In cities, the existing buildings sometimes replace the poles in either scheme. Occasionally, street lamps are attached to other structures of convenient height, such as bridges or road signs.

The mechanism and procedures for turning off and on street lamps vary a lot. Common schemes include turning them on/off at fixed times using a clock, turning them on/off a fixed interval from sunset/sunrise using a more complex clock, turning them on based on a light sensor (which tends to also turn them on in some weather conditions) and turning them off again late at night when there is less traffic. Some schemes also involve only turning on every second street lamp some of the time.

Rendering

Street lighting in Göttingen differentiated by lamp type (sodium, CFL, LED and other)

• - Humanitarian_map_style - Map link
• Lamp map from sb12 (sb12/OSMStreetLight) using Overpass/Javascript/HTML for continuous rendering
• F4 Map and OSM2World show street lamps in their 3D maps.
• www.mapcontrib.xyz with MapContrib

Regional variations

Some cities have unique street lighting systems. See their respective pages for local tagging suggestions:

• Cincinnati (traffic island lights or turtle lamps)

Düsseldorf

Currently there is a project to map all gaslighted streets and all gaslight lanterns in the town of Düsseldorf. See: Düsseldorf/Projekte/Gaslaternen

(Many of these tags may also be applicable to electrical lamps, though no general scheme has been defined)

• highway=street_lamp Just as other streetlamps
• lamp_type=gaslight Show that the energy comes from gas.
• lamp_operator=Stadtwerke Düsseldorf All streetlamps in Düsseldorf are operated by this organisation.
• lamp_ref_swd=* The number on the lamp mast, given by the operator (SWD).
• lamp_model:de=* In Düsseldorf there are 5 different types of gas lamps in use.
  • lamp_model:de=Alt-Düsseldorfer
  • lamp_model:de=Ansatzleuchte
  • lamp_model:de=Aufsatzleuche
  • lamp_model:de=Reihenleuchte
  • lamp_model:de=Frankfurter
• lamp_flames=* Number of flames in a lamp. There are four, six, eight or nine flames in a gas latern.
• lamp_mount=* Is the lamp mounted on a mast or on a wall?

Possible tagging mistakes

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More details at taginfo

• highway=street_light

Якщо ви знаєте місця позначені цим теґом, перевірте їх, можливо їх треба позначити по іншому.
Автоматичні правки категорично не припустимі, якщо ви не усвідомлюєте всю складність цього процесу!

See also

• tower:type=lighting - Poles for lighting, flood lighting columns
• Proposed features/lamp - more flexible tagging of lamps, including street lamps
• operator=*: "If the vast majority of a certain object in an area is operated by a certain organization and only very few by others then it may be sufficient to only tag the exceptions."

Related terms: ‹ street lamp ›