Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

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Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby tympg » Thu Feb 26, 2009 12:55 am

Evergreen-Halia Area off Mt Erskine:

Retracked some roads which are offset by a fair bit in the existing map. Also found the name of a previously anonymous village area, Elsiedale Estate.

The GE offset in this area varies a lot so I have put down some markers to indicate the offset of certain points in the area. These markers should be discarded for the actual map.

20090222_tympg Halia-Evergreen.zip


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Done! 247 - OngCC
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Re: Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby tympg » Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:17 pm

Just north of the previous post, some more roads realigned or added:

20090302_tympg Halia.zip


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Re: Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby kaybee » Tue Mar 10, 2009 9:42 am

I found some road alignment is a bit off. How far off then I should submit a new track, is >5 meters enough for re-alignment? Thanks.

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Re: Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby tympg » Tue Mar 10, 2009 9:47 am

kaybee wrote:I found some road alignment is a bit off. How far off then I should submit a new track, is >5 meters enough for re-alignment? Thanks.

Have a look at your tracks?
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Re: Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby kaybee » Tue Mar 10, 2009 11:51 am

tympg wrote:
kaybee wrote:I found some road alignment is a bit off. How far off then I should submit a new track, is >5 meters enough for re-alignment? Thanks.

Have a look at your tracks?

Here are 2 examples

1) Track 36 & 37 - along Pengkalan Weld - Jelutong Expressway - certain section out by as much as 13m. giving that each lane is about 4m, that is more than 3 lanes off. IMHO track should not off more than 2 lanes for a 3 lane expressway.
2) Track 40 - road bend along Lebuh Bakau - not the right shape and out by about 11m.

Pls let me know if these are something that I should submit for realignment as I have many more examples in my collection of tracklogs. Thanks.
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Re: Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby tympg » Tue Mar 10, 2009 2:28 pm

kaybee wrote:Here are 2 examples

1) Track 36 & 37 - along Pengkalan Weld - Jelutong Expressway - certain section out by as much as 13m. giving that each lane is about 4m, that is more than 3 lanes off. IMHO track should not off more than 2 lanes for a 3 lane expressway.
2) Track 40 - road bend along Lebuh Bakau - not the right shape and out by about 11m.

Pls let me know if these are something that I should submit for realignment as I have many more examples in my collection of tracklogs. Thanks.

kaybee,

Checking with Google Maps, your Lbh Bakau track looks good versus the current road on the map.

For the Weld-Jelutong Expy tracks, bear in mind the road (south-bound carriageway) is at times 4 lanes wide.

Compare with my tracks from last year:
20080501_tympg JE New Traffic System @ City End.zip


I would say that in general, just submit your tracks if you feel the alignments warrant a review, and let bro OngCC judge each case on merit.

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Re: Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby Luckyme » Tue Mar 10, 2009 2:39 pm

tympg,
When doing tracking, do you track the left, middle or right side of the road before the road divider?
Rgds.

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Re: Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby tympg » Tue Mar 10, 2009 2:44 pm

Luckyme wrote:tympg,
When doing tracking, do you track the left, middle or right side of the road before the road divider?
Rgds.

Preferably the middle lane of the carriageway. But of course, the situation may not always allow for that.
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Re: Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby kaybee » Tue Mar 10, 2009 3:53 pm

tympg wrote:For the Weld-Jelutong Expy tracks, bear in mind the road (south-bound carriageway) is at times 4 lanes wide.

Compare with my tracks from last year:
20080501_tympg JE New Traffic System @ City End.zip

I would say that in general, just submit your tracks if you feel the alignments warrant a review, and let bro OngCC judge each case on merit.

Cheers.

Ya, maybe running multiple tracklog on inner and outer lanes would give a better picture of the road accuracy. Thanks.

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Re: Penang Island Tracks Pt 2

Postby kaybee » Tue Mar 10, 2009 4:05 pm

Retrack Lebuh Bakau due to road bend on the southern part is not quite right in MFM 1.45.

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