On 3/2/25 20:10, Chris Andrew wrote:
Hi, all.
You'll have seen an article in "WeeklyOSM 758", from the Heidelberg
Institute for Geoinformation Technology (HeiGIT):
https://heigit.org/osm-completeness-with-overture-maps-data/
The article explained how relatively simply, OSM 'completeness' can be
assessed using 'open and accessible' maps from the Overture Maps
Foundation. I'm wondering how this information can be used to improve
the quality of OSM coverage, in a prioritised (not automated) workflow.
For example, could reports be run for an area(/s) and the results used
to create new tasks (MapRoulette)?
What does anyone think?
From their website... bottom of every page...
"Copyright © 2024 Overture Maps Foundation. All rights reserved."
That does not look like OSM can use their data in any way.
And then in Terms of use
"*1. Terms*
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site Terms and Conditions of Use, all applicable laws and regulations,
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