Show multiple train protection systems

[hiddewie]

Closes #549

Railway line states

Railway lines under construction and proposed are shown from zooms 7 onwards. These are a single dashed line with the train protection under construction if defined, and otherwise the train protection.

Present railway lines show one, two or three train protection systems present on the line, with dashes in multiple colors. If additionally a train protection system is under construction, it will be shown with dashes "around" the solid line.

No train protection

Previously there were explicit combinations configured for the case when one or more train protection tags were set to no. Instead, if no train protection system is matched, a check is done against all known tags. If any of the tags is no, and all tags which are not no are missing, the railway line is classified explicitly has having no train protection.

Testing

Single train protection (http://localhost:8000/#view=8.43/47.33/1.057/0/1&style=signals):

Dual train protection (http://localhost:8000/#view=13.76/49.3852/6.17502/90.4/33&style=signals):

(http://localhost:8000/#view=13.41/49.55418/5.70635/0/1&style=signals)

Triple train protection (http://localhost:8000/#view=14.81/38.4966/-8.14791/0/1&style=signals)

Train protection under construction (http://localhost:8000/#view=11.43/49.2809/6.12&style=signals):

(http://localhost:8000/#view=14.73/49.43786/5.62508/0/1&style=signals)

No train protection, unknown train protection (http://localhost:8000/#view=14.94/49.23037/2.88653/0/1&style=signals):

Legend:

Country specific details:
(South Korea, http://localhost:8000/#view=6.76/36.675/128.003/0/1&style=signals)

(South Korea, http://localhost:8000/#view=10.24/36.3903/127.5182/0/1&style=signals)

(UK, London, http://localhost:8000/#view=14.27/51.50629/-0.09066/0/1&style=signals)

(UK, Great Western Main Line, http://localhost:8000/#view=14.34/51.50855/-0.47537/0/1&style=signals)

(Central Europe, construction of ETCS, http://localhost:8000/#view=5.06/51.25/10.24/0/1&style=signals)

(USA, Philadelphia)

(Uruguay, construction of ETCS, http://localhost:8000/#view=6.99/-33.272/-56.044/0/1&style=signals)

[hiddewie]

East US is becoming very colorful.
(http://localhost:8000/#view=14.23/40.03257/-75.32718/0/1&style=signals):

Korea shows both KTCS and ETCS and ATC which may not be ideal.
(http://localhost:8000/#view=11.33/35.8208/127.1831/0/1&style=signals):

Train protection under construction shows double bridges:

[RailandSea]

Curious question, could you exclude the PTC tag? The NEC would show ACSES and ETMS with the ATC in some spots.

[hiddewie]

Yes exactly, I was looking into these kind of system combinations where one should exclude detection of the other.

Indeed KTCS and ETCS have such a relationship, like PTC with ACSES and ETMS and I assume ITCS.

[RailandSea]

ITCS,ETMS,ACSES are pretty much the main PTC systems in the US. PTC tag was the only option for the other ORM.ORG map pretty much not needed. Oh CBTC is a PTC system for 1 railroad in the US (PATH)

The ATC is part of cab signal system speed protection in the US as well before PTC was mandated.

[hiddewie]

ACSES and ATC, crossing another line with ETMS and ATC.
http://localhost:8000/#view=15.3/40.192853/-74.887235/0/1&style=signals

South Korea zoomed out (with KTCS under construction visible)
http://localhost:8000/#view=6.95/36.28/128.486/0/1&style=signals

South Korea zoomed in, line with ETCS, another with KTCS under construction, and another equipped with KTCS and ATS together
http://localhost:8000/#view=12.35/35.9235/126.9831/0/1&style=signals

[hiddewie]

One thing which I am not happy about is the dashes of multiple lines getting all mixed up on zooms 7 to 14
(South of London, http://localhost:8000/#view=12.39/51.48971/-0.10506/0/1&style=signals)

From zoom 14 onwards it looks much more sensible

[hiddewie]

Screenshots updated. This should be good to go!

[k-yle]

this is awesome !

I noticed that train protection colours don't work anymore for proposed railways (example), is that change intentional, or is it a tagging issue?

[RailandSea]

It shows when you click on it but the colour is gone.

[hiddewie]

Proposed railway lines should also show the color like before. That change was not intended.

[hiddewie]

The problem of the missing colors on construction and proposed lines will be solved with #998. Thanks for noticing this.