ndm's Comments
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73616935 | almost 6 years ago | Dear Amazon Mapping Team, Most of previous Bristol (UK) edits have been made based on ESRI clarity (which also matches previous Bing layer -- not current one) . This is documented in the OSM wiki (osm.wiki/Bristol) Please ensure that any mapping using, e.g. Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta), aligns imagery to existing drawn content already in OpenStreetMap. At present, I am seeing a lot of edits from Amazon affiliated mappers trying to draw roads though buildings, or other poor mapping, due to the different/poor alignment/strange parallax of Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta). Obviously, it would be better if this could be fixed "early" in the mapping process -- rather than having to revert any poor edits. Best regards,
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73607862 | almost 6 years ago | Dear Amazon Mapping Team, Most of previous Bristol (UK) edits have been made based on ESRI clarity (which also matches previous Bing layer -- not current one) . This is documented in the OSM wiki (osm.wiki/Bristol) Please ensure that any mapping using, e.g. Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta), aligns imagery to existing drawn content already in OpenStreetMap. At present, I am seeing a lot of edits from Amazon affiliated mappers trying to draw roads though buildings, or other poor mapping, due to the different/poor alignment/strange parallax of Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta). Obviously, it would be better if this could be fixed "early" in the mapping process -- rather than having to revert any poor edits. Best regards,
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73607664 | almost 6 years ago | Dear Amazon Mapping Team, Most of previous Bristol (UK) edits have been made based on ESRI clarity (which also matches previous Bing layer -- not current one) . This is documented in the OSM wiki (osm.wiki/Bristol) Please ensure that any mapping using, e.g. Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta), aligns imagery to existing drawn content already in OpenStreetMap. At present, I am seeing a lot of edits from Amazon affiliated mappers trying to draw roads though buildings, or other poor mapping, due to the different/poor alignment/strange parallax of Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta). Obviously, it would be better if this could be fixed "early" in the mapping process -- rather than having to revert any poor edits. Best regards,
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73606818 | almost 6 years ago | Dear Amazon Mapping Team, Most of previous Bristol (UK) edits have been made based on ESRI clarity (which also matches previous Bing layer -- not current one) . This is documented in the OSM wiki (osm.wiki/Bristol) Please ensure that any mapping using, e.g. Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta), aligns imagery to existing drawn content already in OpenStreetMap. At present, I am seeing a lot of edits from Amazon affiliated mappers trying to draw roads though buildings, or other poor mapping, due to the different/poor alignment/strange parallax of Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta). Obviously, it would be better if this could be fixed "early" in the mapping process -- rather than having to revert any poor edits. Best regards,
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73606490 | almost 6 years ago | Dear Amazon Mapping Team, Most of previous Bristol (UK) edits have been made based on ESRI clarity (which also matches previous Bing layer -- not current one) . This is documented in the OSM wiki (osm.wiki/Bristol) Please ensure that any mapping using, e.g. Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta), aligns imagery to existing drawn content already in OpenStreetMap. At present, I am seeing a lot of edits from Amazon affiliated mappers trying to draw roads though buildings, or other poor mapping, due to the different/poor alignment/strange parallax of Maxar Premium Imagery (Beta). Obviously, it would be better if this could be fixed "early" in the mapping process -- rather than having to revert any poor edits. Best regards,
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73502034 | almost 6 years ago | Reverted - service roads don't go through walls. Plus this area is being redeveloped and is subject to change |
73340685 | almost 6 years ago | Realigned with ESRI - fixed up non-square buildings (probably due to pointy roofs and strange Maxar parallax) added missing building, created multipolygon |
73340268 | almost 6 years ago | Adjusted roads, redrew buildings - realigned and separated them -- needs a survey |
73341312 | almost 6 years ago | Realigned to move buildings off of roads! |
73341753 | almost 6 years ago | Realigned buildings to ESRI clarity so that they don't overlap the roads. |
73323260 | almost 6 years ago | I tried to keep the new tags you added -- so hopefully, just a glitch |
73323260 | almost 6 years ago | I'm going to revert this -- you've removed the building tag and all the address information. |
73187274 | about 6 years ago | I've tried to adjust this so landuses don't overlap -- does "Kings Weston Ln" have a better name? |
73188073 | about 6 years ago | I'm going to revert most of this -- you've moved separate buildings on top of each other -- and put a whole landuse layer on top of an existing one. If you insist on use a beta imagery layer you need to adjust it to match existing content -- not just move stuff randomly. |
73189034 | about 6 years ago | Why are you adding oneway=yes -- there are no oneway markings -- please check Bing Streetside. |
73189919 | about 6 years ago | Why are you adding oneway=yes -- there are no oneway markings -- please check Bing Streetside. |
73157006 | about 6 years ago | You've removed the oneway sections that are clearly visible on mapbox and maxar imagery. |
73127775 | about 6 years ago | Please stop if you're still importing footpaths piecemeal -- it's still an import! There is no GPX data for the paths you are adding -- it doesn't seem that they've ever been surveyed. I think you need to survey them and provide GPX data. If not I'll revert all the imports including this one. |
73078938 | about 6 years ago | Well it's really simple if you survey it yourself and don't copy. |
73084540 | about 6 years ago | Assuming all the licencing is fine (!) then maybe any new "paths" need a source=rowmaps and fixme=survey (unless you've walked them). |