Routino : Translations (FI)

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Based on OpenStreetMap data from http://www.openstreetmap.org/

Very sharp left

Sharp left

Slight left

Slight right

Sharp right

Very sharp right

service road

track

Start at %s, head %s

At %s, go %s heading %s

Leave %s, take the %s exit heading %s

Follow %s for %.3f km, %.1f min

Stop at %s

WAYPT

TRIP

%s route between 'start' and 'finish' waypoints

%s on '%s' for %.3f km, %.1f min

Total Journey %.1f km, %.0f minutes

Route Planner for OpenStreetMap Data

Set routing options

See routing results

View database information

Routino OpenStreetMap Router

Highway Preferences

Property Preferences

Status

Routino Visualiser

Waypoint XXX Position

Waypoint XXX Location

Search for location

Centre map on this waypoint

Add waypoint after this one

Coordinates for location

Toggle as home location

Centre this waypoint on map

Reverse order of waypoints

Reverse order

Add a new waypoint to make a loop

Close loop

Service

Track

Multiple Lanes

Obey oneway streets

Obey turn restrictions

Link to this map view

Edit this OSM data

Router not run

Router running...

Routing completed

Router error

Router failed to run

View Details

HTML directions

Full text file

Open Popup

Display data statistics

Javascript is <em>required</em> to use this web page because of the interactive map.

Data Visualiser for Routing Data

Instructions

No data displayed

Failed to get visualiser data!

Processed # junctions

Processed # super-nodes/segments

Processed # way type segments

Processed # segments

Processed # nodes

Processed # turn restrictions

Processed # limit changes

Processed # error logs

Display Junctions

Each node that is a dead-end, a junction of two highways of different types (or different properties) or a junction where more than two segments join are shown colour-coded.

only one highway - a dead-end.

two highways of different types meet.

three highways meet.

four highways meet.

five highways meet.

six highways meet.

seven (or more) highways meet.

Display Super Segments

Each super-node and the associated super-segments are shown (see algorithm page for description).

Display Way Type Segments

Each highway segment of special types (one-way, cycle-both-ways and roundabout) are shown. For one-way segments a coloured triangle indicates the allowed direction. The colours of the triangles depend on the bearing of the highway segment.

One-way segments

Cycle-both-way segments

Roundabout segments

Display Highway Segments

Each segment of the chosen type of highway is drawn.

Display Transport Segments

Each segment allowed for the chosen type of transport is drawn.

Display Barrier Nodes

Each barrier blocking the chosen type of transport is drawn.

Display Turn Restrictions

Each turn restrictions is shown with a line indicating the disallowed turn.

Display Speed Limits

Each node that joins segments with different speed limits is shown along with the speed limit on relevant segments.

Change of limit

No specified limit

80 km/hour speed limit

Display Weight Limits

Each node that joins segments with different weight limits is shown along with the weight limit on relevant segments.

8.0 tonnes weight limit

Display Height Limits

Each node that joins segments with different height limits is shown along with the height limit on relevant segments.

4.0 m height limit

Display Width Limits

Each node that joins segments with different width limits is shown along with the width limit on relevant segments.

3.0 m width limit

Display Length Limits

Each node that joins segments with different length limits is shown along with the length limit on relevant segments.

9.0 m length limit

Display Highway Properties

Each segment of the highways with a particular property is drawn.

Potential problems found by Routino when processing the input data.

This web page allows routing within the data collected by OpenStreetMap. Select start and end points (click on the marker icons below), select routing preferences then find a route.

<b>Quick Start</b> <br> Click on marker icons (above) to place them on the map (right). Then drag them to the correct position. Zooming the map before placing the markers is probably easiest. Alternatively type the latitude and longitude into the boxes above. <p> Select the transport type, allowed highway types, speed limits, highway properties and other restrictions from the options above. Select "Shortest" or "Quickest" to calculate the route and display it on the map. <p> <b>Waypoints</b> <br> Clicking on the marker icons will toggle the display of them on the map. When a route is calculated it will visit (as close as possible for the selected transport type) each of the waypoints that have markers on the map in the order given. <p> <b>Transport Type</b> <br> Selecting a transport type will restrict the chosen route to those on which it is allowed and set default values for the other parameters. <p> <b>Highway Preferences</b> <br> The highway preference is selected as a percentage and routes are chosen that try to follow the preferred highways. For example if a "Primary" road is given a "110%" preference and a "Secondary" road is given a "100%" preference then it means that a route on a Primary road can be up to 10% longer than on a secondary road and still be selected. <p> <b>Speed Limits</b> <br> The speed limits chosen here for the different types of highway apply if the highway has no other speed limit marked or it is higher than the chosen one. <p> <b>Property Preferences</b> <br> The property preference is selected as a percentage and routes are chosen that try to follow highways with the preferred property. For example if a "Paved" highway is given a "75%" preference then it means that an unpaved highway is automatically given a "25%" preference so that a route on a paved highway can be 3 times the length of an unpaved one and still be selected. <p> <b>Other Restrictions</b> <br> These allow a route to be found that avoids marked limits on weight, height, width or length. It is also possible to ignore one-way restrictions (e.g. if walking).

<b>Quick Start</b> <br> After calculating a route you can download the GPX file or plain text route description (summary or detailed version). Also you can view the route description and zoom in to selected parts. <p> <b>Problem Solving</b> <br> If the router completes with an error then the most likely cause is that it is not possible to find a route between the selected points. Moving one or more markers or changing the routing options should allow a route to be found. <p> <b>Output Formats</b> <br> <dl> <dt>HTML instructions <dd>A description of the route to take with directions at each important junction. <dt>GPX track file <dd>The same information that is displayed on the map with points for every node and lines for every segment. <dt>GPX route file <dd>The same information that is displayed in text for the route with a waypoint for each important junction in the route. <dt>Full text file <dd>A list of all of the nodes visited as well as the distance between them and the cumulative distance for each step of the route. <dt>Text file <dd>The same information that is displayed in text for the route. </dl>

To see Routino's view of the data there is a data visualiser that allows displaying of the underlying data in various ways.

This web page allows visualisation of the data that Routino uses for routing. Only data relevant for routing is displayed and some will therefore be excluded.

Zoom in and then use the buttons below to download the data. The server will only return data if the selected area is small enough.

<b>Quick Start</b> <br> Zoom to an area and select one of the buttons to display that type of data. <br> More data options can be found by expanding the details below each button. <p> <b>Data Failure</b> <br> If the area selected is too large (depends on the data type) then the status will say "Failed to get visualiser data" - zoom in and try again.

To perform routing on the map use the link below.