Post by outerspaceserver on Jul 3, 2015 18:35:30 GMT
Again I don't know if this forum is appropriate for this discussion but I think it's.
As you might have noticed, Google Street View started from ugly low-resolution imagery.
Some countries with coverage still have lots of places which only have that low-resolution imagery - I think mainly United States and Australia.
Sometimes these countries get updates which have better resolution.
Do you have any estimation how big is the percentage of updated areas in United States and Australia?
Thank you.
Some examples of extremely outdated spots:
Carnarvon, Australia
Somewhere in Western Australia
Cape York Peninsula, Australia
Northern Territory, Australia
Springs Road, Queensland, Australia
Knotts Island, United States
Townsend, MT, United States
Electric City, Washington, United States
As you might have noticed, Google Street View started from ugly low-resolution imagery.
Some countries with coverage still have lots of places which only have that low-resolution imagery - I think mainly United States and Australia.
Sometimes these countries get updates which have better resolution.
Do you have any estimation how big is the percentage of updated areas in United States and Australia?
Thank you.
Some examples of extremely outdated spots:
Carnarvon, Australia
Somewhere in Western Australia
Cape York Peninsula, Australia
Northern Territory, Australia
Springs Road, Queensland, Australia
Knotts Island, United States
Townsend, MT, United States
Electric City, Washington, United States
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