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One of the main issues I have seen with competing mapping sites is that if you give them a geographic location by longitude and latitude, their "location" of that spot can be off by half a mile or more, while others are absolutely accurate.
One of the main issues I have seen with competing mapping sites is that if you give them a geographic location by longitude and latitude, their "location" of that spot can be off by half a mile or more, while others are absolutely accurate.
Damon -- Thanks for trying out Atlas. If you have any feedback or suggestions, please let me know. We'd love to know how we can make it more useful for you.
Best,
Rick Burnes
Donald -
Accuracy is definitely an issue. One of the advantages to using them on a local basis is hopefully we know the area well enough to realize that Baboosic Lake Road does not run through the middle of the lake.
Can't promise we will be perfect about it - but a human touch can definitely help the technology along a bit.
Damon -- Thanks for trying out Atlas. If you have any feedback or suggestions, please let me know. We'd love to know how we can make it more useful for you.
Best,
Rick Burnes
Donald -
Accuracy is definitely an issue. One of the advantages to using them on a local basis is hopefully we know the area well enough to realize that Baboosic Lake Road does not run through the middle of the lake.
Can't promise we will be perfect about it - but a human touch can definitely help the technology along a bit.