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|**Tile Z**| The z coordinate of the tile defines the zoom level. Greater values for z will correspond to higher spatial resolution of the corresponding image. For most regions Bing provides images up to zoom level 18. For aerial imagery or images captured by UAVs even higher z values are valid. |
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|**Tile X**| The x coordinate characterises the longitudinal position of the tile in the overall tile map system taken the zoom level into account. The x coordinates increase from west to east starting at a longitude of -180 degrees. |
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|**Tile Y**| The y coordinate characterises the latitudinal position of the tile in the overall tile map system taken the zoom level into account. The latitude is clipped to range from circa -85 to 85 degrees. The y coordinates increase from north to south starting at a latitude of around 85 degrees. |
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|**Geometry**| Each task has a polygon geometry, which can be generated by its x, y and z coordinates. At the equator the task geometry is a square with an edge length of around 150 metres covering circa 0.0225 square kilometres. Due to the web Mercator projector the task geometry will be clinched with increasing distance to the equator. At the same time the area per task will decrease. |
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|**Tile URL**| The tile URL points to the specific tile image described by the x, y, and z coordinates. Usually, the image has a resolution of 256 x 256 pixels. However, some providers also generate image tiles with higher resolution (e.g. 512 x 512 pixels). |
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### Groups
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The grouping algorithm uses the extent of a project as an input and generates chunks of tasks lying next to each other.
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Each group has a height of three tasks and a width of approximately 40 tasks.
Results contain information on the user classifications. However, only “Yes” (1), “Maybe” (2) and “Bad Imagery” (3) classifications are stored as results.
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Whenever users indicate “No Change” by just swiping to the next task, no data entry is created.
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|*Basic Information*||
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| groupId | ID of the group. |
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| numberOfTasks | How many tasks are in each group. |
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| projectId | ID of the project the group belongs to. |
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| finishedCount | Once a group has been completely mapped by a volunteer the completed count of the corresponding group will be raised by one. The completed count of the group is used to assess the overall progress of each project. <br/>For doing so the completed count is compared to the redundancy required (see Table 2). During the mapping process groups will be served in ascending completed count order. Thus, groups with low completed count will be served first |
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| requiredCount | How many volunteers have to map a group. |
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