OpenStreetMap
Progress update of missing turn restrictions in Germany
Posted by nammala on 19 September 2016 in English.Last week, as a part of making OpenStreetMap more navigable, we started updating possible missing turn restrictions in 5 cities of Germany i.e., (Berlin, Stuttgart, Wolfsburg, Munich and Frankfurt), with the help of OSM Navigation map which uses Mapillary detected traffic signs. Around 1900 turn restriction were reviewed in these 5 cities and we managed to add 112 OSM notes where probable missing data was found.
We have received a great response from the community on this task, and as of now, 71 notes are resolved. It would be great if the community could resolve remaining 41 notes to enhance the accuracy of navigation data present on OpenStreetMap.
Here is the list of OSM notes for missing turn restrictions.
We thank the community for all the support. We look forward to more interactions with everyone. Few of our team members will be present at SoTM Brussels this week, catch up with @PlaneMad, @jinalfoflia, @ramyaragupathy, @pratikyadav and @geohacker to talk more on this and the latest data team projects at Mapbox!
Grüße,
From Mapbox Data Team.
Discussion
Comment from nammala on 20 October 2016 at 10:01
Progress update: It has been great collaborating with the community in updating the navigation data in 5 cities of Germany (Berlin,Stuttgart,Wolfsburg,Munich,Frankfurt) and as a result, we have managed to add 112 OSM notes of possible missing turn restrictions for the community to verify and map.
Here is the list of OSM notes for missing turn restrictions.
We have received a great response from the community in resolving these notes, as of now, 88 notes were resolved out of which 52 were resulted in adding data to the map. It would be great if the community could look into the remaining 24 notes and resolve them.