Mapping from Active Places
Representing information drawn from the Active Places Data Platform
One of the richest sources of information about accessibility provision in the physical-activity sector across England is the Active Places Data Platform.
Active Places records accessibility information in a number of fields, as itemised below.
DisabilityAccess
This value should be left unrepresented (that is to say, can be discarded) in mapping to OpenActive accessibility attributes.
DisabilityParams
DisabilityParams followed by an 'N' (for 'No') should be discarded. Those followed by a 'Y' (for 'Yes') should be mapped as an amenityFeature
with:
a
type
of "LocationFeatureSpecification"a
name
consisting of the Active Places term, prefixed by the word "Accessible"a
value
ofTrue
For example, an ActivePlaces DisabilityParams value of
Parking,Y,Finding and reaching the entrance,N,Reception area,N,Doorways,N, Changing Facilities,Y,Activity Areas,N,Toilets,Y,Social Areas,N,Spectator Areas,N,Emergency Exits,Y
would be represented in OpenActive data as
DisabilityNotes
Each Active Places DisabilityNote should be mapped to an accessibilitySupport
object with a name
of "Disability Notes" and a description
field holding the content of the field.
DisabilityChangingPlaces
In cases where the value of DisabilityChangingPlaces
in Active Places is a 0 ('No') or 2 ('Don't Know'), the information should be discarded and not mapped to OpenActive. In cases where it is 1 ('Yes'), it should be represented as an amenityFeature
with the name Disability Changing Places
, and a value of true
.
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