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| <translate>First of all, read the whole paragraph of this Wiki about editing in El Salvador and make yourself acquainted with the basic editing technics described en la [https://goo.gl/YOqYdI página para Editor de Mapas Waze]. Then, start improving your home area. You know best how to drive in your area. Ask the community on how things can be handled if Waze acts differently than you expect. If you are satisfied with your home area, check the connecting roads from your town to the nearest towns and, subsequently, to Major Highways and Freeways (links). This is also the moment to consider applying for Area Management (link).</translate> | | <translate>First of all, read the whole paragraph of this Wiki about editing in El Salvador and make yourself acquainted with the basic editing technics described en la [https://goo.gl/YOqYdI página para Editor de Mapas Waze]. Then, start improving your home area. You know best how to drive in your area. Ask the community on how things can be handled if Waze acts differently than you expect. If you are satisfied with your home area, check the connecting roads from your town to the nearest towns and, subsequently, to Major Highways and Freeways (links). This is also the moment to consider applying for Area Management (link).</translate> |
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| ==<translate>Vías</translate>==
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| ===<translate>Nomenclatura</translate>===
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| <translate>We are depending on local editors for the naming of the roads. As far as we are aware, there are no [{{Template:Fuentes externas}} fuentes de información externas válidas] available that we could use as a reference. If you don't know the name of the road, check the ''None'' boxes after the street name in the edit menu. Specific information for some road types are explained in the paragraph on road types.</translate>
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| ===<translate>Categoría de Vías</translate>===
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| <translate>Roads in WME can be added as street segments or roundabout segments. We can assign typics to each segment in the menu left. We use Functional Classification to choose what kind of segment and road type to use, depending on its use and the needed routing instructions.</translate>
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| ====<translate>Tipos de Vías</translate>====
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| <translate>* The main roads in a district or town should at least be set to primary.
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| * If segments will be used for through-going traffic or for longer distances connecting districts or towns, they should at least be mH (minor Highway)
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| * Main interconnecting roads with fast traffic should be MH (major Highway)
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| Always make sure a road is at least connected to a same level of road type or higher.
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| Thus, Waze should be able to route from primary to primary (or higher), from minor to minor (or higher), from major to major (or higher), and from Freeway to Freeway. Another way of explaining this, is that you should be able to continuously drive on the same type of segments for the routing engine to use that road type in the calculations.
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| This means we need to sometimes make small roads mH, for the possibility of calculating long distance routing. Please discuss with the local champs if anything is unclear.</translate>
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| =====<translate>Segmentos Transitables</translate>=====
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| ======<translate>Autopistas</translate>======
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| <translate>* '''Freeways''' are motorways designed for high speed traffic, connected to other roads exclusively by ramps. All motorways in Turkey are toll roads and numbered O-x or O-xx, where x is the road number. If the road connects to the</translate> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:E-roads-Turkey.png <translate>International E-road network in Europe</translate>], <translate>it is assigned an E-XX number as well.
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| : In the main name of the road, only use the road number like O-xx, no city name. If the road has an E-x number as well, use it in the main name with spaces and a dash, like:
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| : All other names can be put as an alternative name. However, make sure not to change road names at intersections without consulting this page (to add) or a senior editor, for they affect the routing instructions.</translate>
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| En: http://www.kgm.gov.tr/Sayfalar/KGM/SiteEng/Root/MotorwayMap.aspx
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| Tr: http://www.kgm.gov.tr/Sayfalar/KGM/SiteTr/Otoyollar/Otoyollar.aspx
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| <translate>* '''Major Highways''' are express roads that are not freeways, and always starts with DXXX. Similar to freeways, there might be alternative name with E-X
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| * '''Minor Highways''' are mostly maintained by local authorities. There is no standard for road naming. We use this road type for through-going traffic or for longer distances connecting cities or towns.
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| * '''Ramps''' are entrance and exit roads to highways and have special functions for routing instructions. See the explanation on [[Junction_Style_Guide/Interchanges|Interchanges]] and [[At-grade_connectors|other connecting segments]] for detailed information.</translate>
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| ======<translate>Otras Vías Transitables</translate>======
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| <translate>* '''Calles Primarias''' are main roads in a district or town
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| * '''Caminos de Tierra / 4x4''' are, contrary to what is seems like, only those roads that need a 4x4 to drive on. Non-paved roads that are drivable for normal cars (and there are many in Turkey) should be typed normal “street”.<br />
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| : In Turkey, dirt roads are often applied for rivers when dried up. People use those to drive, so we need to map them. To enable dirt roads in routing, you need to specify that in the settings in the client.
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| * '''Vías de Paequeos''' (to be added)
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| * ''Calles Privadas''' (to be added)
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| ======<translate>Redondeles / Rotondas</translate>======
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| <translate>Roundabouts, rotaries, or traffic circles, are unique segments in the Waze routing engine. When a driver approaches a roundabout segment, a specific icon is displayed in the turn direction area of the display with a number corresponding to the exit count from the driver's entry into the roundabout. Manually creating a circular road will not tell Waze to navigate the area as a roundabout. A roundabout gives you instructions like: "''On the roundabout, take the 3rd exit''" or, "''On the roundabout, go left''" depending on the way of drawing (link to explanation). A roundabout should be assigned the same road type of the highest classified, ongoing connected road.
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| However, be careful with roundabouts. En El Salvador, many roundabouts should NOT be drawn as a roundabout, to avoid confusing instructions.</translate>
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| [[File:WME_Tr_roundabout_or_not.PNG||thumb|300px|left|<span style="color:#FF0000"><translate>Roundabout gives wrong instructions</translate></span>]]<br />
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| <translate>Always ask yourself, what kind of instruction will you hear or see in the app? Do that for every road into every direction. In the picture, if you are at segment 3, and want to go to segment 5, you would now get "On the roundabout, take the 2nd exit". That is not conform the actual situation for the driver, who just drives straight. In this case, a roundabout would thus yield confusing instructions.</translate>
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| <translate>Some alternative solutions for such junctions are the following:</translate>
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| File:WME_Tr_rab_alt1.PNG|<translate>Solution to the example</translate>
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| File:WME_Tr_rab_alt2.PNG|<translate>Simplified junction, for smaller roads. This still yields the right instructions</translate>
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| File:WME_Tr_rab_alt3.PNG|<translate>Looks like a roundabout, but acts like a normal junction.</translate>
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| File:WME_Tr_rab_alt4.PNG|<translate>Alway make sure the corners yield the right instructions</translate>
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| <translate>Intersections that could cause confusion like described above, should be locked to level 3. If you have any doubt, please ask a senior editor or local champ for advise.</translate>
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| =====<translate>Segmentos No-Transitables</translate>=====
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| ===<translate>Estándar de Bloqueo</translate>===
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| {{Locking Standard|lede= <translate>As the map of El Salvador still needs a lot of improvement, we don't want to lock too much that could block starting editors. However, to ensure routing, especially over larger distances, we do use locks for some roads according to the table below. Roads that need more protection because of special situations (construction, complicated design, frequent editing errors) may be locked higher.</translate> |caption=<translate>Lock Level</translate>
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| |title=<translate>Urban Zone</translate>|Fwy=5|Ramp=4|MH=3|mH=3|PS=2|Street=1
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| |title2=Rural Zone|Fwy2=5|Ramp2=4|MH2=4|mH2=3|PS2=2|Street2=1}}
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| <translate>Make sure to thoroughly check the routing, before you lock the roads.</translate> [[File:Stubbed road.png|thumbnail|right|<translate>A stubbed road</translate>]]
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| <translate>Also, in urban areas that are mostly under construction, try to make stubs to the roads: making a short low-level segment for each exit that a low-level editor can attach to. If you need to edit a road above your lock level, ask an unlock (link to?) or ask a higher level editor to do the edit for you.</translate>
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| ===<translate>Límites de Velocidad</translate>===
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| <translate>Although speed limits are not shown in the app yet, they can be entered via WME. Standard speed limits in El Salvador are:</translate>
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| <small>(<translate>source:</translate> http://www.)</small>
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| <translate>Please be aware that areas or parts of roads can have different limits. We need local editors to confirm these.</translate>
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| ==<translate>Solicitudes de Actualización / Update Requests (URs)</translate>==
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| <translate>Many areas are still not maintained well, and we have very old Update Requests open. As the map currently is not in very good shape, the URs signals where we have to work. Also, it provides a possibility to get into contact with our users. To answer the Update Requests, we have prepared some [https://goo.gl/MW1Vo1 standard responses].
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| Here is a first guideline for response times, based on the current situation:<br />
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| * If the report is clear and you can solve the issue directly, please do and explain to the reporter what you have done. The reporter receives a message of your comment, and will feel valued for his/her addition. In addition, other editors can learn from your solution and it can help solving other issues in the neighborhood. You can close the UR as solved</translate> ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-jqju6y5QqgWAvnO8ViAoUDljU_birpMrrKVLDc5g-U/edit#heading=h.973wqurqkjm0 <translate>standard response</translate>]).
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| <translate>* When the issue is not clear, ask the reporter politely for more information</translate> ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-jqju6y5QqgWAvnO8ViAoUDljU_birpMrrKVLDc5g-U/edit#heading=h.whyr3ayvq26p <translate>standard response</translate>]).
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| <translate>* If the reporter doesn´t respond to your question within 7 days, you may send a reminder message. It often happens the reporters do respond only after a reminder</translate> ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-jqju6y5QqgWAvnO8ViAoUDljU_birpMrrKVLDc5g-U/edit#heading=h.h51xch64qmha <translate>standard response</translate>]).
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| <translate>* When the reporter also does not respond to your reminder within another 2 weeks, you can close the UR as "Not identified", with a comment in the conversation why you closed it</translate> ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-jqju6y5QqgWAvnO8ViAoUDljU_birpMrrKVLDc5g-U/edit#heading=h.2w8l0bf1dgwg <translate>standard response</translate>]). <translate>Meanwhile, there is some time to improve the area, and for the mapupdates to come live.
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| '''For reports between 1 and 6 months old''', use your best judgement as to how to handle them. You may follow the guidelines above, and use the</translate> [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-jqju6y5QqgWAvnO8ViAoUDljU_birpMrrKVLDc5g-U/edit#heading=h.39fu817gapse <translate>standard response</translate>] <translate>asking for more info, that includes an excuse for responding late. Again, always try to improve the area before closing the UR.
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| '''For older reports (half a year or more)''', our main focus is to inform the reporter that we are working on the map and they can help if they want (see</translate> [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-jqju6y5QqgWAvnO8ViAoUDljU_birpMrrKVLDc5g-U/edit#heading=h.7yfuu427iwgh <translate>default response for ''very old URs''</translate>]). <translate>Allow at least two weeks before closing. In addition, before you close the report, try to figure out what the problem was. Always improve the area before you close the UR. Use the "''Closing an UR after no feedback''" text from the</translate> [https://goo.gl/MW1Vo1 <translate>standard responses</translate>].
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| <translate>Elaborate information on URs can be read in the general Wiki page on [[Update_Requests_in_Waze_Map_Editor|Update Requests]]. Be aware, that if guidelines differ from what is written above, the salvadoreñas guidelines precede.</translate>
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