Hi both
With crowdsourcing + unexperienced contributors, this is always a problem to
revise / classify properly. And yes, badly some unexperienced contributors
revise for the wrong.
Validation of squares from the Task Manager needs to be completed from some
validation workflows where we focus on different aspects. The various tools
like Osmose let complete these validation. The revision / classification of the
network is one of these aspects where it would be interesting that some
experienced contributors can focus on with a broader perspective then
individual squares.
It would be interesting if a tool could be developped to help classify roads
and spot these track types classification in the middle of a network.
Pierre
De : Leon van der Meulen <[email protected]>
À : Ralph Aytoun <[email protected]>
Cc : [email protected]
Envoyé le : Dimanche 1 novembre 2015 16h29
Objet : Re: [HOT] Subject: task #1250 South Kivu road tags
Thanks Ralph,
The highways I’ve checked were traced by different people, but in the same
period. Maybe there was a mapping event going on then? It will certainly not
put me off mapping, just wanted to check this with someone.
Best,Leon
On 01 Nov 2015, at 16:26, Ralph Aytoun <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Leon, I have had a look at http://tasks.hotosm.org/project/1250#task/35 that
you worked on and can see what you are referring to. You have correctly tagged
the highways as unclassified but (in this square) someone else has come in and
changed your tagging to track even though it is clearly connecting a number of
villages. (See attachment). I will look at a few more squares to see if it is
the same person that is doing this and send them a polite message explaining
the correct tagging. Thank you for bringing this to our attention and please do
not let it put you off your mapping. Ralph Aytoun
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