Clearly visualising the progress that is made by the OSM community in correcting map data would allow people to easily observe the positive impact that our tool has made. This can be used by the OSM Belgian community to demonstrate the power of oSoc and vice versa. A graph can be shown that provides the total conflicts as a percentage and then breaks this down per route ID. The graph would feed off from a text file of this one a daily basis. The percentage could be calculated by the distance the total conflicted routes in proportion to the route length. This can also assist the community to prioritise their map editing work per route.
Clearly visualising the progress that is made by the OSM community in correcting map data would allow people to easily observe the positive impact that our tool has made. This can be used by the OSM Belgian community to demonstrate the power of oSoc and vice versa. A graph can be shown that provides the total conflicts as a percentage and then breaks this down per route ID. The graph would feed off from a text file of this one a daily basis. The percentage could be calculated by the distance the total conflicted routes in proportion to the route length. This can also assist the community to prioritise their map editing work per route.