Il post è di dopo natale e quindi forse è già passato in lista
http://www.cedricmoullet.com/news/whyopenstreetmapfailstoreplaceofficialbasemapsinasustainableway

Why OpenStreetMap fails to replace official or proprietary base maps in a sustainable way ?
    Because it’s not possible to make a map for all zoom levels
    Because the finances are not secured on long term
    Because the data model is not defined
    Because the precision is heterogeneous
    Because the reliability is heterogeneous
    Because the completeness is heterogeneous
    Because it requires attribution
    Because the data are difficult to extract
    Because noone takes the responsibility about the data
    Because it lacks a QA step by an accountable body
    Because it is not multilingual
    Because first acquisition is fun and data update is boring
Because Google Map Maker Workflow is for the broad public and OpenStreetMap workflow for the map enthusiasts

solo oggi però mi sono accorto di un secondo e più dettagliato
http://www.cedricmoullet.com/news/whyopenstreetmapfailstoreplaceofficialorproprietarybasemapsinasustainablewayclarifications

[... taglio alcuni pezzi ...]

- Point #1: Cartographers have demonstrated that automatic generalization is, at least for now, not possible. If we take the example of the UK Ordnance Survey, Vector Maps are delivered with two scale ranges: local and district. Google Maps use various sources of data depending of the scales: GeoBasis DE/DKG, TeleAtlas, Europa Technologies or their own data. - Point #3: OSM has always a duality between cartography and GIS. The main goal of OSM is to make a map, but GIS data are used to create this map. From a GIS perspective, the fact that "You can assign tags ("keys" and "values") to any point (node), street (way), area (closed ways) or relations (containers of the previous ones). see" creates difficulty when you want to use the data. - I'm really suprised that points #4, #5 and #6 can be questionned. These are simply facts. A standard GPS is able to measure with a precision of 2 to 5 meters. The digititalization over an orthophoto with a 20 cm resolution is able to measure with a precision of 20 to 50 cm. A professional GPS is able to measure with a precision of 2 to 5 cm. - Point #8: this is due to two reasons: all is based on three primitives and tags can be associated with everything. - Point #11: all is in english in OSM. A translation mechanismus should exist is order to be able to obtain localized data. - Point #13: this is the KISS principle. Currently, it's not very simple (or user friendly) to acquire data for OSM.


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