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* '''Keep Right'''{{VisAnchor|Keep Right}} <p>[[Keep Right]] ([http://keepright.at/ keepright.at]) shows a large number of automatically detected potential errors on a map or in list form. It has a system for reporting false positives and for labelling a bug as fixed. It has rules to automatically detect the following error types: non-closed areas, dead-ended one-ways, almost junctions, deprecated tags, missing tags, bridges/tunnels without layer (careful - not always an error), motorways without ref, places of worship without religion, POIs without name, ways without nodes, floating islands, un-tagged railway crossings, wrongly-used railway crossing tag, objects with {{key|FIXME}} tags, and relations without type. ''Keep Right'' shows tens of thousands of errors, including many that have little impact (e.g. a stream intersecting a highway: technically a bridge is needed here, but existing renders assume the stream is in a culvert).</p><!--

 

* '''Keep Right'''{{VisAnchor|Keep Right}} <p>[[Keep Right]] ([http://keepright.at/ keepright.at]) shows a large number of automatically detected potential errors on a map or in list form. It has a system for reporting false positives and for labelling a bug as fixed. It has rules to automatically detect the following error types: non-closed areas, dead-ended one-ways, almost junctions, deprecated tags, missing tags, bridges/tunnels without layer (careful - not always an error), motorways without ref, places of worship without religion, POIs without name, ways without nodes, floating islands, un-tagged railway crossings, wrongly-used railway crossing tag, objects with {{key|FIXME}} tags, and relations without type. ''Keep Right'' shows tens of thousands of errors, including many that have little impact (e.g. a stream intersecting a highway: technically a bridge is needed here, but existing renders assume the stream is in a culvert).</p><!--

 

--><p>There is a documentation on how to solve keep-right-errors, currently only in German language: [[DE:Keep Right Users Guide]]</p>

 

--><p>There is a documentation on how to solve keep-right-errors, currently only in German language: [[DE:Keep Right Users Guide]]</p>



* '''Osmose'''{{VisAnchor|Osmose}} <p>[[Osmose]] [http://osmose.openstreetmap.fr]
Osmose
is a tool similar to ''Keep Right''. Currently, it covers:</p>

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* '''Osmose'''{{VisAnchor|Osmose}} <p>[[Osmose]]
(
[http://osmose.openstreetmap.fr]
)
is a tool similar to ''Keep Right''. Currently, it covers:</p>

 

** [[WikiProject France|France]] (the metropolitan area, including Corsica), and its overseas (all 5 DOM's, the smaller COM's, and New Caledonia);

 

** [[WikiProject France|France]] (the metropolitan area, including Corsica), and its overseas (all 5 DOM's, the smaller COM's, and New Caledonia);

 

** some nearby countries in Europe : [[WikiProject Belgium|Belgium]], [[WikiProject Luxembourg|Luxembourg]], and [[WikiProject Switzerland|Switzerland]], Italy;

 

** some nearby countries in Europe : [[WikiProject Belgium|Belgium]], [[WikiProject Luxembourg|Luxembourg]], and [[WikiProject Switzerland|Switzerland]], Italy;

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*** drawing fixmes and notes texts.

 

*** drawing fixmes and notes texts.

 

** This tool also generates half-transparent coloured layers showing administrative areas by admin_level, as well as other "political" areas (used in France for mapping electoral subdivisions, as well as intercommunal structures of cooperation that do not fit the hierarchy of admin levels, but used as well in other countries for similar non hierarchical administrative, judiciary and electoral boundaries). These coloured layers allow searching easily for missing/broken/incomplete/unclosed boundaries as well as overlapping/duplicate boundaries of the same type, or boundaries that are not tagged correctly to be found by querying the OSM database with simple filters (for example missing tag "boundary=administrative", missing or incorrect value in "admin_level=*").

 

** This tool also generates half-transparent coloured layers showing administrative areas by admin_level, as well as other "political" areas (used in France for mapping electoral subdivisions, as well as intercommunal structures of cooperation that do not fit the hierarchy of admin levels, but used as well in other countries for similar non hierarchical administrative, judiciary and electoral boundaries). These coloured layers allow searching easily for missing/broken/incomplete/unclosed boundaries as well as overlapping/duplicate boundaries of the same type, or boundaries that are not tagged correctly to be found by querying the OSM database with simple filters (for example missing tag "boundary=administrative", missing or incorrect value in "admin_level=*").



* '''Broken
polygons
'''{{VisAnchor|Broken polygons}} <p>[http://developer.mapquest.com/web/products/open/nominatim/broken-polygon]
-

Polygons
which present a problem for [[Nominatim]]. These ‘broken’ polygons could be where the interior of a multipolygon is disconnected or, where a polygon intersects itself.</p>

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* '''
MapQuest's Nominatim
Broken
Polygon Tool
'''{{VisAnchor
|MQ's Nominatim Broken Polygon Tool}}<!-- following anchor for old links, deprecated since 2014 -->{{Anchor
|Broken polygons}} <p>[http://developer.mapquest.com/web/products/open/nominatim/broken-polygon
This tool
]
shows

polygons
which present a problem for [[Nominatim]]. These ‘broken’ polygons could be where the interior of a multipolygon is disconnected or, where a polygon intersects itself.</p>

 

* '''housenumbervalidator'''{{VisAnchor|housenumbervalidator}} <p>[http://gulp21.bplaced.net/osm/housenumbervalidator/ housenumbervalidator] checks addr:* attributes for duplicate addresses, incomplete addresses, and possibly incorrect street names. Results are displayed on a slippy map. Currently validation is performed for Germany and Austria only, as there are some language-specific checks.</p><!--

 

* '''housenumbervalidator'''{{VisAnchor|housenumbervalidator}} <p>[http://gulp21.bplaced.net/osm/housenumbervalidator/ housenumbervalidator] checks addr:* attributes for duplicate addresses, incomplete addresses, and possibly incorrect street names. Results are displayed on a slippy map. Currently validation is performed for Germany and Austria only, as there are some language-specific checks.</p><!--

 

--><p>Other similar address tools:</p>

 

--><p>Other similar address tools:</p>



** [http://osmaddress.bplaced.de/Corrector/ OSMAddressCorrector] Shows invalid or
uncomplete
Addresses

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** [http://osmaddress.bplaced.de/Corrector/ OSMAddressCorrector] Shows invalid or
incomplete
Addresses



** [http://osm.lyrk.de/address/ Unvollständige Adressen] Shows
uncomplete

Addresses
"live" via Overpass API

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** [http://osm.lyrk.de/address/ Unvollständige Adressen] Shows
incomplete

addresses
"live" via Overpass API

 

** [http://tools.geofabrik.de/osmi/?view=addresses&overlays=buildings,buildings_with_addresses,postal_code,nodes_with_addresses_defined,nodes_with_addresses_interpolated,no_addr_street,street_not_found,interpolation,interpolation_errors,connection_lines,nearest_points,nearest_roads OSMI address layer]

 

** [http://tools.geofabrik.de/osmi/?view=addresses&overlays=buildings,buildings_with_addresses,postal_code,nodes_with_addresses_defined,nodes_with_addresses_interpolated,no_addr_street,street_not_found,interpolation,interpolation_errors,connection_lines,nearest_points,nearest_roads OSMI address layer]

 

** Also see: [[#NoName Map]].

 

** Also see: [[#NoName Map]].

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