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You can't trace manually except from approved sources -- e.g. Google Maps is forbidden. I think this would fall in the same category.
by distances 10y ago
You can't trace manually except from approved sources -- e.g. Google Maps is forbidden. I think this would fall in the same category.
- Piskvorrr 10y agoActually, as of yesterday, there is an approved source from DG. http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DigitalGlobe http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DigitalGlobe The actual issue for tracing paths is that they're hard to distinguish, even from hi-res aerial imagery; a bit of ground knowledge of the area helps a lot, so that you don't map nonexistent paths which are actually fences or such.
- distances 10y agoGreat! Yahoo's maps are generally good for tracing, but the quality varies from place to place. Hopefully this improves the situation.