Hai All,
I’m still a beginner in mapping and sometimes when i open a task there are
general instructions about what to do and how.
Would it be an idea to start with a small set of specific instructions like:
- Map buildings and square them
- Avoid building scrossing ways
- Always connect roads et
This comment is made by an inexperienced mapper, and as such the author would
not take it bad if it’s considered best to be discarded.
The quality of the work will be better if the validation process happens soon
after the mapping, the mapper being able to take kind remarks and suggestions
into
Hi Henk,
Welcome to mapping!
We have been working on a default set of instructions depending on the
type of mapping (buildings, roads, etc)
You can review (and contribute to improving) here:
https://bgirardot.gitbooks.io/hotosm-tm-default-project-instructions/content/
Any feedback is welcome.
TM3 does at least show the number of tiles validated by a mapper which
helps.
My own feeling it is the responsibility of the project manager to find a
resource to do the validation since the benefit of more accurate mapping is
I assume what they are after.
It's also less work overall to catch the
>Recently I mapped a task where there were many non-squared buildings, some
roads crossing buildings and some other things
Because of the answer on one of my previous questions now I try to correct
all these mistakes but with some basic instructions they can hopefully be
avoided
it’s frustrating to
Hi,
Introducing Amelia, who after some time as a volunteer, joined HOT staff
team last week to work on two projects. She'll be supporting community
development through the Nethope Grant, and Communications in Tanzania. A
bit more information here: https://www.hotosm.org/users/amelia_hunt
Please w
Welcome Amelia!
On Tue, Nov 28, 2017 at 10:15 AM Rebecca Firth
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Introducing Amelia, who after some time as a volunteer, joined HOT staff
> team last week to work on two projects. She'll be supporting community
> development through the Nethope Grant, and Communications in Tanzani
Hi Amelia, welcome!
Pete
On 28 Nov 2017 04:14, "Rebecca Firth" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Introducing Amelia, who after some time as a volunteer, joined HOT staff
> team last week to work on two projects. She'll be supporting community
> development through the Nethope Grant, and Communications in Tanzan
