Key:barrier:personnel

For places where there are humans that guard a barrier (e.g. a security guard, doorman, gate keeper). Normally used in conjunction with barrier=* to note further detail about a barrier.

Main values

• barrier:personnel=yes there is usually a human there (e.g. to open a gate or control access permissions), (use with a temporal condition where applicable). If the human is required to pass the barrier, use additional instead of yes.
• barrier:personnel=no as far as you know there is no guards (use with a temporal condition where applicable)
• barrier:personnel=additional you must pass the human (automatic access control alone doesn't get you in)

Composed types

• barrier:personnel:operator=* operating security company or police / military

See also

• Proposed_features/New_barrier_types original proposal
• supervised=*
• man_made=surveillance
• security_desk=(yes/no) — has a few hundred uses from a French import; used on indoors’ emergency=defibrillator to describe if there’s an operator’s affiliated "security post" nearby or not.
• security_guard=(yes/no) — undocumented, but has 263 uses from a single city in India