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#1 2017-09-18 10:58:52
- Władysław Komorek
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I noticed that a lot of entities are shifted.
This poses a big problem with adding more entities.
I think some editors have, in settings, some offset value.
Please reset the offset.
If you use Bing, set the offset to 0 for Nepal.
So far, the best is DigitalGlobe Premium Imagery with offset=0
Last edited by Władysław Komorek (2017-09-18 23:42:21)
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#2 2017-09-22 03:56:03
- g246020
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Re: Imagery
Is there a more scientific approach to setting offset,perhaps geological survey makers visible on imagery?
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#3 2021-04-30 17:42:13
- Władysław Komorek
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Re: Imagery
According to locals, it can be a fairly good offset:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/28.20289/83.96488
So far for Bing it is about 6.6, -5.39.
Most entities will need to be moved or re-placed.
Marek Kleciak supposes that the more precise 3 points from DGPS will be in a week.
Last edited by Władysław Komorek (2021-04-30 17:44:23)
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#4 2021-06-09 21:05:09
- seichter
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Re: Imagery
Imagery offset can be estimated from roads with several GPS tracks, mostly H- and F-roads.
I have found Bing to be typically exact to less than 3 m.
But attention: Offset can change by dozens of meters in mountain areas because of inexact correction of slant images by insufficient elevation data (DEM model).
A strong indication of such problems are blurry parts in the imagery especially at steep mountain flanks.
There is no constant offset in any imagery.
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