Abstract

Discovering spatiotemporal patterns on data quality assessment in collaborative mapping: A preliminary study in an area of Brazil

Highlights

  • Quality is an important aspect to be considered in geospatial data, as it allows determining its suitability for use for specific purposes

  • This research aims to go beyond the usual intrinsic parameters, such as the number of contributions and contributors, but to understand how the evolution of these parameters over time can be characterized as an additional quality measure

  • As there is a finite number of features in a region, we proposed to study the evolution of the contributions in a homogeneous cell, looking for patterns that vary according to the location of this cell, explicitly working with data in large urban centres in Brazil

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Introduction

Quality is an important aspect to be considered in geospatial data, as it allows determining its suitability for use for specific purposes. This research aims to go beyond the usual intrinsic parameters, such as the number of contributions and contributors, but to understand how the evolution of these parameters over time can be characterized as an additional quality measure.

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