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Document comparison between official and open access cycling data #16

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Robinlovelace opened this issue Mar 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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And summarise in brief document (suggestion: this is an appendix to the final report).

Could build on an early conference paper on this topic (Lovelace 2015).

Lovelace, Robin. 2015. “Crowd Sourced vs Centralised Data for Transport Planning: A Case Study of Bicycle Path Data in the UK.” GIS Research UK(GISRUK). Leeds. Http://Leeds. Gisruk. Org/Abstracts/GISRUK2015_submission_71. Pdf.

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To clarify: this will justify our focus on OSM data in this project - a couple of paragraphs outlining why we've used OSM data and its benefits (as well as honest limitations, e.g. variable quality over space) will be sufficient.

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Closing for now as this is mostly covered in that report and because there is little official data on cycle paths unfortunately: http://leeds.gisruk.org/abstracts/GISRUK2015_submission_71.pdf

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