[ivan]

in the ELEVATE theme
I have noticed that all the paths that are part of a route in stages are displayed with an abbreviation
for example „Cammino di Dante“ becomes CD7 for stage 7.
in this way, however, the main reference of that path is lost, which in this case is 409
most hikers walk only path 409
much less the complete path of the „Dante’s Way“
even in case of rescue, the path number greatly restricts the search field.
even in case of an emergency call on path 409 you have to resort to another cartography if you don’t know where the path is.
the best thing would be to find this symbology on paper: 409 CD7
regards
ivan

[ChristianK]

The „Name“ of a Route is probably „Cammino di Dante 7“ in the OSM database, isnt it?.
Shown on the map ist the REF Tag (as in waymarkedtrails)
If no ref tag is mapped (lazy mapping) the ref is assembled by using the capital letters + numbers of the NAME of the relation/route (as in waymarkedtrails)
Why: usually the full name is much to long for reliable rendering on mobilephone.

Please provide me with the OSM-ID or permalink so I can check the issue in detail

Best regards
Christian

[ivan]

I’m not very experienced maybe this is necessary:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit#map=16/43.9734/11.6622

the problem arises from the fact that all paths that have 2 RELATIONS have this problem
Way of Saint Anthony, Sacred Forests and many others
I am attaching the screenshot

Thanks for the attention
ivan
Corpo Nazionale Soccorso Alpino

[ivan]

I don’t want to be wrong but it seems that priority is given to this information:
network = rwn
in that portion of territory you can find many other examples that have 2 or 3 relationships

[ivan]

same area this path has 7 relations
only the „Cammino di Sant’Antonio“ is displayed as CSA

[ChristianK]

ivan schrieb:

Cammino di Dante

OK – I got it.
However, there is no solution for this.

Cammino di Dante: https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/12104446
https://hiking.waymarkedtrails.org/#route?id=12104446&type=relation&map=10.0/44.0726/11.7186
= Superoute REF= CD

Subroute (eg. Nr 7):
https://hiking.waymarkedtrails.org/#route?id=12683585&type=relation&map=16.0/43.9646/11.6401
= Route REF= CD7

So far so correct.

However its impossible to show all the routes on this section:
https://hiking.waymarkedtrails.org/#routelist?map=16.0/43.9646/11.6401
even the way 409 is tagged wit ref=419

This wouldnt be possibel even if we would switch to show all Routes (I’v made such a Version of OAM and skipped it after several Weeks of working on it cause of this…)

I’m afraid that we have to live with this….

[ivan]

many thanks for the prompt reply.
but how does the theme choose which relationship to display?
it would be possible, by modifying my ELEVATE.XML file, to decide to always take the path number
which is the basic information that interests me?

[Tobias]

ivan schrieb:

but how does the theme choose which relationship to display?

It doesn’t. It only display those which are contained in the maps, the preprocessing which Christian does chooses which route relation is shown, and also which ref.

Developer of Elevate mapstyle

[ivan]

thanks for the clarification, now I understand.
congratulations for the excellent work done so far

ivan
Corpo Nazionale Soccorso Alpino

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Tobias

[ivan]

however, I invite Christian to evaluate this consideration for the future:
there are many hikers who walk along the individual paths which in all existing maps are indicated with their specific number (in my case 409) few are those who complete the stages of the CSA or AVP or CD.
even in case of rescue, the calls always refer to the path number which never appears on this map in many cases of overlapping paths.
Fortunately, in the event of an emergency, today we usually manage to have the geographic coordinates of the event.
good job and thanks for the availability and for the timely answers
ivan
Corpo Nazionale Soccorso Alpino

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