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List of tags for which there's no clear existing equivalent. For example, many African rural community or informal settlement features.  
List of tags for which there's no clear existing equivalent. For example, many African rural community or informal settlement features.  
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In Kibera need to
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* unify the way features are tagged in the map
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* devise a set of symbols for new kinds of things
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* publish a map key.
== Cattle Dip  ==
== Cattle Dip  ==

Revision as of 07:21, 1 March 2010

List of tags for which there's no clear existing equivalent. For example, many African rural community or informal settlement features.

In Kibera need to

  • unify the way features are tagged in the map
  • devise a set of symbols for new kinds of things
  • publish a map key.

Contents

Cattle Dip

  • description: it holds water and usually some sort of tick-killing substance (ticks can be a big problem in rural communities - killing livestock); used for microbes clean up
  • current tagging scheme: has no current tagging scheme
  • some potential alternatives
  • Cattle Dip

Water Infrastructure

  • water intakes - from where water usually originates; natural or built
  • water tanks - where water is stored (water storage tanks or reservoirs),
  • water points - different important water points (ex.: water distribution points, water supply reservoirs, cattle tanks, livestock water tanks in dry areas, etc.)

Community meeting points

  • traditional meeting place of the elders - where community leaders come and discuss community relevant issues, settle disputes, etc.
  • current tagging scheme: village_green
  • some potential alternatives: needs a more refined way of tagging as it represents one of the most significant areas in a community
  • Traditional meeting place of the elders in Wongonyi

Public buildings

  • chief's office, office of a community leader (example: in a local market place)
  • current tagging scheme: amenity - public_building
  • Chief's House

Sacred places

  • areas which have special (mostly spiritual) meaning to a local community and are used for ancestor worship, spirit communication and agricultural sacrifices, etc.
  • current tagging scheme: has no current tagging scheme
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