[Hungary] Reviewing osmlint-osmium and osmlint data issues

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Assessment

Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
15/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Domain
data

Research direction

Read the linked OSM Wiki page for the Hungary activity and review the issue's planned scope across nine categories. Check the forthcoming linter JSON outputs and use iD with the listed imagery sources; done means reviewing the detected issues and fixing them in OpenStreetMap.

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Description

Background

As part of on-going work to improve the quality of OpenStreetMap data, we use internal Mapbox data validation jobs that search OSM data for errors for detecting issues related to road network data in Hungary. In total, we are going to review issues in 9 categories.

Our plan is to review all detected issues and fix it in OpenStreetMap. There's a link to the OSM Wiki page.

Timeframe

We are going to start review on the end of March 2022.

Tools

We will use existing OpenStreetMap editing tools, we will use #hashtag for the project #mapbox_linters_hungary

Editor: iD
Satellite Imagery: Bing, Maxar, Esri
Street Level Imagery: Mapillary, OpenStreetCam, other open sources if available

Contact Person

We welcome feedback, suggestions, and insights from local mappers. If you have questions about this work, or a specific edit by our team, please reach out to Natallia (natallia.zhouner@mapbox.com). Also you can leave a comment in a changesets.

Linter Output for Hungary

As soon as we process issues, we'll update this page with json files, which will contain exact items we're going to review.

@abrohood @shvrm @lukasmartinelli @vladaboitsik

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