OpenStreetMap (OSM) has evolved as a popular dataset for global urban analyses, such as
assessing progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. However, many analyses …

Geospatial data of the building stock is essential in many domains pertaining to the built
environment. These datasets are often provided by governments, but crowdsourcing them …

Due to financial or administrative constraints, access to official spatial base data is currently
limited to a small subset of all potential users in the field of spatial planning and research …

OpenStreetMap (OSM) is currently an important source for building data, despite the
existence of potential quality issues. Previous studies have assessed OSM data quality by …

OpenStreetMap (OSM) is an essential source for acquiring building data, although such data
may suffer from quality issues. Many studies have focused on assessing OSM building data …

Having accurate building information is paramount for a plethora of applications, including
humanitarian efforts, city planning, scientific studies, and navigation systems. While …

OpenStreetMap, a crowdsourced geographic database, provides the only global-level,
openly licensed source of geospatial road data, and the only national-level source in many …

OpenStreetMap (OSM) can supply useful information to improve land-cover/land-use
(LCLU) mapping. However, many concerns have been paid attention to OSM data quality …

A growing number of cities are now making urban data freely available to the public.
Besides promoting transparency, these data can have a transformative effect in social …

Many cities in low-and medium-income countries (LMICs) are facing rapid unplanned
growth of built-up areas, while detailed information on these deprived urban areas (DUAs) is …