Assessing the Quality of Crowdsourced Geographic Data from a Known Crowd
Paul Goodhue1,3, Femke Reitsma1,3 and Mark Trotter2,3
1University of Canterbury, New Zealand; 2University of New England, Australia; 3CRC for Spatial Information, Australia

Crowdsourced geographic data has many benefits but is limited by our lack of knowledge of its quality. Many papers have looked at assessing and assuring the quality of crowdsourced geographic data sourced from an open crowd, without any limitations on the make-up of the crowd. This paper presents a crowdsourcing model and methodology for assessing and assuring the quality of crowdsourced geographic data from a known crowd.

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