Re: [talk-ph] Satellite imagery

[Erwin Olario]

Hi Glen.

>From what I've seen the Maxar layers are often better than what was
available from DigitalGlobe. Of course, this may vary a lot from place to
place, so it might not be true in your case. Could your case be an issue of
bad imagery alignment from Maxar?

If you don't mind sharing your the location of the area you're interested
in, could you? I'm curious about how they look like.

Anyway,It might be worthwhile to check the Mapbox layer, too. Or the more
updated Maxar Premium.



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On Sat, Jul 6, 2019 at 8:11 AM Glen Scott  wrote:

> Sorry guys, I've been busy and not paying any attention to OSM of late,
> but just has a look and see Digitalglobe layers have been replaced by Maxar
> (I'm using iD). Google tells me Maxar bought Digitalglobe some time back.
> I'm now seeing water where I stood in a car park in early 2018, and where
> Digitalglobe was showing a car park. A few of my buildings are now in the
> sea. I think the Maxar imagery is maybe 4 years older than Digitalglobe.
>
> Any tricks to see the newer imagery (that we had)? Or just hard luck?
> Sorry if this has been discussed before...
>
> Cheers
>
> Glen
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[talk-ph] Satellite imagery

[Glen Scott]

Sorry guys, I've been busy and not paying any attention to OSM of late, but
just has a look and see Digitalglobe layers have been replaced by Maxar
(I'm using iD). Google tells me Maxar bought Digitalglobe some time back.
I'm now seeing water where I stood in a car park in early 2018, and where
Digitalglobe was showing a car park. A few of my buildings are now in the
sea. I think the Maxar imagery is maybe 4 years older than Digitalglobe.

Any tricks to see the newer imagery (that we had)? Or just hard luck? Sorry
if this has been discussed before...

Cheers

Glen
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