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We've received feedback that there's situations where closures need to be created, but the roads they are associated with are not able to be matched to the SharedStreets-referenced road network being used in the Road Closures app.
We might want to add the ability to create extensions to the road network right from the Road Closures app.
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Closing roads that don't exist on the underlying basemap
Closing roads that don't exist on the basemap/network
Aug 22, 2019
Road closure app adds the ability to draw a segment of road that doesn’t currently exist on the base map, but one that can be inferred by a person looking at the map
Draw tool will add a new button called “Create” alongside “Search”
SharedStreets JS will generate a new SharedStreets referenced match based on the points inputted
Map will show a dashed line between points selected (clearly indicating this is drawn in, not matched)
Road data in metadata editor will be the same as if the road was retrieved via map matching
Concerns:
does the entire street geometry have to be drawn? how will users draw in streets accurately?
would need to be streaming OSM updates + tile updates, instead of just offering custom drawing ability?
City will have to manually enter street names?
Will intersections work if the street doesn’t exist on the basemap?
We've received feedback that there's situations where closures need to be created, but the roads they are associated with are not able to be matched to the SharedStreets-referenced road network being used in the Road Closures app.
We might want to add the ability to create extensions to the road network right from the Road Closures app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: