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> Inaccurate mapping data is, after all, a (relatively) finite problem. Not if you live in the area that has very low resolution maps. IMHO "finite problem" is

> Inaccurate mapping data is, after all, a (relatively) finite problem. Not if you live in the area that has very low resolution maps. IMHO "finite problem" is an antithesis to accurate maps. Mapping requires constant improvement. For example roads in the area where I live have been modified 3 times in last 5 years.

bluthru 14y ago
The rate of map refining will always be quicker than the rate of building roads.
- tomrod 14y ago
  On average. Not in the tails.
- jlgreco 14y ago
  Always? No. That does not happen by itself, that only happens if you are willing to invest vast resources to see it through.