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P3D v5 Project Africa for P3Dv4/P3Dv5

Thank you so much! But I can also say the same for your projects :D

A few pictures from Togo and Benin:
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Of course I am planning to do South Africa! But it still need some time until I am such far south...
 
Good afternoon everyone!

Today I could complete Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, so I have a few pictures for you!
But now, near the equator, you can find a lot of clouds on satellite images...
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Malabo:
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Hello again!
I just had some time left and thought I'd shoot some more pictures in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea.
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Good morning!

I need your highly esteemed opinion again!
I am currently rewriting my scripts so that I can also run them on other computers.
I came across a brand new set of global landcover data (-> https://sci-hub.tw/10.1016/j.scib.2019.03.002).
This data set has a resolution of 10 m/px, so it is approx. 2.5 times more accurate than the data set that is currently being used for the autogen generation.

However, this more accurate data set would mean a 5-10 times longer creation time.
What do you think - does it make sense to use new dataset?

EDIT:
Two comparison images from ArcGIS to get an impression of the two data sets.
The upper half are the 30 m/px data (which I use so far) and the lower half are the new data with 10 m/px.

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Hi guys and Servus!

Here is a short progress report on the current status of the project:
I am currently working on the photoscenery of the Sudan.
At the same time I am working on a big update for Morocco and Tunisia.
From Morocco I already have 3 pictures with me:
Marrakech:
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And Tanger:
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Wonderful, that looks very good indeed! It looks like you've been able to mitigate the 'random' trees spread around the fields? Looking forward to the update, and of course Sudan. I recently discovered a decent freeware rendition of HSSS - just in time!
 
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