Changes between Version 81 and Version 82 of Introduction

Timestamp:

2016-03-14T16:04:31+01:00 (10 years ago)

Author:

openstreetmap.org-user-d1g

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Introduction

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  Tag:: Tags describe what each node or way represents. Tags are organized into "keys" and "values." Keys are basically larger categories, such as "Highway" or "Land Use," while values are specific features, such as "Primary Road" or "Residential Street," and "Residential" or "Retail" land use.
 
-Have a look at [Help/Concepts/Object Objects - The basic building blocks of OSM data and maps] for more information.
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-If a road or track or path is curved, the curve is approximated using a number of nodes within a way, and short lines connecting them. If a way has a direction, that is indicated partly by using tags. For example, "oneway=yes" is a road that goes only in one direction. (See [#ConventionsinCreatingCertainTypesofWays Conventions in "Creating certain types of ways"] at the bottom of this page for special considerations when creating a one-way road.) Other tags refer to being on the left and right of the direction of way along the way.
+If a road or track or path is curved, the curve is approximated using a number of nodes within a way, and short lines connecting them. If a way has a direction, that is indicated partly by using tags. For example, "oneway=yes" is a road that goes only in one direction. Other tags refer to being on the left and right of the direction of way along the way.
 
 == Start a JOSM == 
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 * [https://www.mapbox.com/blog/making-the-most-josm/ Your first steps with JOSM - the Java OpenStreetMap editor] 09/02/2016 by Ramya Ragupathy at Mapbox blog
 
+= See also =
+* [Help/Concepts/Object Objects in OSM data model]
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