Sylvain M's Comments
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| 181894127 | To stimulate discussion, I have created a page [1] that will be updated daily (via this script [2]) to display the iNaturalist <> OSM mapping table.
[1] https://sylvain-m.github.io/divers/osm/inaturalist/ [2] https://github.com/sylvain-m/divers/blob/main/osm/inaturalist/inat_2_osm.py [3] https://github.com/sylvain-m/divers/tree/main/osm/inaturalist |
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| 181894127 | > ou can add the OSM Object ID as an observation field within iNat This is for iNat > OSM link, and I'm agree, it's OK. But for OSM > iNat link, there is actually no way. > new iNat observations over time, do we then keep adding more and more iDs to ref:inaturalist.org Yes, what's the matter with that ? I think it's the same goal of key:panoramax or key:mapillary keys, for example. |
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| 181894127 | > That should be done on the iNaturalist website. This is already possible, thanks to the ‘OpenStreetMap (OSM)’ observation field : https://www.inaturalist.org/observation_fields/17260 But this remains invisible to OSM users. One solution would have been to include a link based on this observation field (such as this one: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?verifiable=any&place_id=any&field:OpenStreetMap%20(https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:OSM)=https:%2F%2Fwww.openstreetmap.org%2Fnode%2F9922802696) but this was considered too complex for a osm.wiki/Tag:url=, for example. A link based on identifiers seems to me to be the most effective and simplest solution. > A single relation between an OSM node and an iNaturalist page aggregating all observations of that OSM node would be a lot better. Would that be possible? This is already possible using a list of IDs (as explained on the wiki page for the tag ref:inaturalist.org). Here is an example:
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| 181894127 | Here is another example that illustrates the value of adding this information:
This link between the two platforms is a ‘win-win’ collaboration : users of both platforms will benefit from it. iNaturalist users can view other observations of the same tree, and OpenStreetMap users can view photos and identifications of a tree mapped on OSM. |
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| 181894127 | I’d be happy to explain why adding this external reference seems useful for me.
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| 181894127 | Actually, I didn’t consider it an ‘import’ because I didn’t add any new trees to OSM, and I only updated a single tag for just over a hundred nodes.
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| 181894127 | You can get all iNaturalist observation with OSM field with this link :
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| 181894127 | Hi @mcliquid This isn’t really a discussion about this import, but rather about the structure of the "ref:inaturalist.org" key :
This changeset is a manual import, but we could envisage this being done automatically via a bot in the future (iNaturalist has an API for this: https://api.inaturalist.org/v1/docs/ ) |
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| 175925721 | (je répond depuis mon compte perso, mais c'est bien la même personne) Tu as raison pour "government=archive" (plutôt que archives), et je n'avais pas fait attention à cette subtilité de pluriel !
Pas de souci, c'est harmonisé maintenant ! |
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| 177622665 | Salut @zouloukk
Pour moi, "natural=tree_row" est utile pour les alignements d'abres qui ne forment pas de haies (souvent des peupliers ou des platanes par exemple), tandis que les haies ont généralement une strate arbustive dense et impénétrable, jouant le rôle de clôture (d'où la classification dans la catégorie des "barrier").
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| 155785996 | Sorry, it was in this changeset, already commented :
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| 155785996 | Well done !
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| 60081944 | Hi @Chrisi_LE
Example with this way :
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| 64246203 | Salut @Kalepom
[1] note/4254678
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| 155274778 | Rebonjour @Wytzor
Comme ça ils seront bien visibles sur la carte, et accessibles par les GPS |
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| 154308819 | > Only a 4x4 car could try to drive on this road C'est pourquoi elle était taguée "highway=track". Avec "access=no", la route apparait inaccessible sur les rendus, même si tu as précisé "foot=yes".
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| 14451792 | Allô @David Crochet ?
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| 60123686 | Salut @ppda
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| 174011728 | Salut @Mikeecho747
[1] exemple : node/13265177685 |
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| 173659437 | Pas besoin de Python ici !
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