On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 2:43 AM, John Smith <[email protected]>wrote:
> Someone left a note about the NearMap imagery should be aligned with > existing ways, but in a lot of cases the opposite is true, most of the > ways that don't line up that I've seen are inaccurate. > > Even with the poorly aligned Melbourne imagery Ross was still saying > the imagery was at most only 6m out, which is on par with most > consumer grade GPS devices. > > I think you're referring to the note I left. What I wanted to get across is that newbies (like me, last week :)) should not go around updating realigning existing roads without talking to someone first, or thinking it through. Do we have an official strategy? In St Kilda, there's a fairly big discrepancy between existing data and the images, and I haven't really known what to do about it. The bike path in particular was so far off that I really no choice but to move it, because it was going through buildings... Steve
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