This is super cool! Thanks for doing this and sharing!!!

Hey! I just came across some of your edits in Papua New Guinea. I just wanted to say thank you!

hey! thanks for sharing this! I live up here in the summer and am around these parts daily - hope you enjoy the ride. Finally a little cooler, cloudy. Not 1 million mosquitos. Wildfire smoke has rolled in, so hopefully you made it through without losing a lung. Appreciate you sharing with everyone. Safe travels!

Is this the raw data? https://www.registrucentras.lt/p/1202

do you have the wiki for the import, or the raw source? Thanks!

I love this post! Thanks for sharing!!!

Thanks for sharing the resource, Do these have total population tables associated with them. I see the boundaries for some of the 2010 data has changed in this version - have you evaluated with satellite imagery to confirm the adjustments? I do have a few questions about other datasets from the IBGE too if you could assist. Messaging me or email might be more appropriate if you could?

Thanks for the quick response! Justin

Raphael, Could you assist me with questions I have about this?

Thanks! Justin

we did a small section from 35.501045, -82.593930 to 35.481572, -82.626138 (although not 100% on the MTS system) - amazing! the hill whooped us!!!!!

thanks for sharing!! pic of section https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jBE51JTVsxcg3L67wRUfW7JsriAXK1Kp/view?usp=sharing

@unen do you have the webpage explaining this? Thanks!

I’ve been doing this for the past five years! But I never made it a point to take routes I normally wouldn’t. Maybe that should change!!

small snapshots: https://revolutionarygis.wordpress.com/2016/12/03/1781/

Is there a download page for these? Thanks!!

I wish I were there to help! This is beyond amazing work; thank you so much!!! Justin

You can download the Desa boundaries. The difficult part is having them agree to us importing into OSM, and you have to get the larger OSM community to agree on the import (*which is just as difficult).

This is Amazing! Cheers!

where do you get the ~23% of the world’s roads are in the US figure from? I didn’t see a source for that figure in the paper?

I map a lot of places in OSM. ( https://yosmhm.neis-one.org/?MapMakinMeyers) I think your numbers are way off (especially after looking at your first post, now your new number). Do either of you actively map in OSM? You would get a better feel for what is missing where and have a better grasp on completeness.

Cheers

I downloaded a ton of NGA data when it somehow was released to the public if you would like that to help with such a project. There are a few other datasets that could help along the way too if you need resources

here’s the larger image: https://revolutionarygis.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/gpx_may.jpg

I use these: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eartoearoak.gpxlogger http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/mis/gis/tools/arcview/extensions/DNRGarmin/DNRGarmin.html

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