[aprssig] TIGER maps what-s the problem?
w0ep w0ep at frii.comSun Jun 11 23:02:34 UTC 2006
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I'm getting more and more confused about this Tiger Maps discussion. If a data source like TIGER is used, how will a programmer know whether there are errors or how big those errors are? Can a blanket statement be made that they are inaccurate +/- X-number of feet/meters/miles? I do understand the idea of displaying APRS objects in light of their self-declared precision. But I don't understand how that issue morphed into what appears to be some gripe about the use of TIGER data. One of the affirmative defenses against nits about the accuracy of the map database would be: that's all that is available for free usage, you want better data you have to peel off some real money. Is this not true? Chris w0ep
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