Hi Alex, Having personally seen Addis Ababa changing so much between 2007 and 2019, I think that sounds like a good strategy.
Regarding crowdsourced importing tools, HOTOSM tasking manager coupled to the OSMSharp service developed by Ben Abelshausen (and recently added to HOTOSM) works well for reviewing multiple objects within a bbox. It easily loads the objects for review in a separate layer. Alternatively, for checking one object at a time, MapRoulette is a great option. Claire On Sat, May 7, 2022 at 1:09 PM Alex (AddisMap.com) <a...@addismap.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I have been in touch with Binyam of the Ethiopian OSM Community on th > OpenStreetMap Ethiopia Telegram group and a short call. > > > the gathered datasets between 2010-2016 are considered valuable. even > though, it is not that recent > > I also noticed some points overlapping with the existing features. Maybe > as you said checking the data on a small aerial to get and idea of how many > percent still could be valid is a good idea. > > So we will basically try to go ahead with this import, in cooperation > with the local community. > > The next step will be to evaluate which percentage of the points in > some sample areas are still existing and how many overlaps are there. > Then we will decide on how to go forward. > > In the meantime I am wondering if there are any existing tools / apps > / workflows to verify this data and import the verified data to OSM. > We are thinking about using the HOTOSM Tasking manager to subdivide > the area and then check on the ground. We are not sure yet how apps > like Vespucci can be used here to make this most efficient. > > Kind Regards, > > Alexander > > _______________________________________________ > Imports mailing list > impo...@openstreetmap.org > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/imports >
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