[Talk-us] Tiger 2007 Data
Nick Hocking
nick.hocking at gmail.com
Sat Oct 25 01:01:08 BST 2008
I'll keep trying one paragraph at at time if necessary - sorry 'bout this.
If it fails then I'll write a diary entry.
>From my own experience I noticed some problems as well.
My travels took me through my second most favourite place on earth - Death
Valley.
When I went to edit in the tracks I noticed that on Badwater road there were
two roads (and still are).
One edited in by 80n and another uploaded Tiger one and both intertwined.
Since then another mapper has made some improvements to the Tiger one
although he has not yet removed the reviewed tag.
I've also been slack in this respect but am in the process of fixing this.
More serious is the situation of Golden Canyon Road.
I walked up this washway a small way (as you can see from my gps tracks) but
didn't want to repeat the fatal decision of a German Tourist so I quickly
went back to the car.
This was in mid summer.
Google Earth readily shows the correct nature of the car park area and
washway status.
80n has this tagged correctly as "footway" but Tiger declares it highway,
residential,
a most incorrect tagging, and dangerous as well.
Needless to say these two ways are intertwined as well.
I haven't looked up the edit dates but I'll take a bet that 80n didn't edit
in this footway and not realise
that there was an incorrect residential way already mapped.
I had already fixed up the other end of this track (at Zabriski Point) but
had put the whole area
in the too hard basket and decided that when I finally get my tracks all
edited in, I would attempt to fix up Death Valley.
I had also noticed problems in San Francisco, where there were two Lombard
Streets
on top of each other, one with the squiggly bit straight. Fortunately
someone has corrected this.
On a side note, I believe that the correct thing to do is to just delete the
"Tiger reviewed" tag
rather than turn it to "yes". Is this correct?
I'm firmly convinced that automatic uploads should only go into areas where
there are NO user edited nodes or ways. Other updates need to be done
manully to avoid data corruption.
Cheers
Nick
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