[TZGISUG] Mapillary - documenting streets (open source google street)
Ragnvald Larsen
ragnvald at mindland.com
Mon May 25 15:52:17 EAT 2015
By using a camera (preferably mounted on the roof of a car) repeatedly
taking images and geotagging them with positions from a gps-track one
should be able to build very good road imagery. This has been implemented
in a proeject called mapillary:
· http://www.mapillary.com
This type of documentation could be relevant in several contexts:
· You have a need to document road stretches as part of a project
for your own use or for others
· It can be used to quality-check openstreetmap data
· It has some recreational value and could be an addictive hobby
I did a couple of stretches in Arusha (the first anyone ever took in
Arusha) this weekend:
· http://www.mapillary.com/map/im/bCbj6alBv7HxJdzpzEB-sQ
So if you have some extra time and equipment I suggest you strap your
gpe-enabled camera in your front window or on your roof with some duct tape
and get started ;-)
Regards,
Ragnvald
PS If you find some Mapillary stretches in Dar it is a good chance I did
those as well.
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