What is the URL time schema? Is it always
…&date=YYYY-MM-DD&daterange=YYYY-MM-DD,YYYY-MM-DD
like in
…&date=1916-06-12&daterange=1824-01-01,2024-12-31
I remember a discussion somewhere about negative years…
2 years ago, months and date seemed to be not required… video
Yes. These dates are interpreted as ISO 8601 dates, but times are not supported.
These parameters only affect the time slider’s default state. It’s also possible to view the inspector for a node, way, or area that predates or comes after the daterange, in which case you’ll see its geometry plotted anachronistically against the base map, somewhat helpful for making comparisons.
The time slider currently filters elements based on their start_date=* and end_date=* tags; the start_date:edtf=* and end_date:edtf=* keys aren’t supported yet.
Yes, time in the broader sense. Not the handles on my wrist watch.
Though this example maps the battlefield between 10 O’Clock and 10:50
This is a map of the big fire in Hamburg. It shows when and where the fire has been with a granularity of 6 hours.