Coverage status
This page keeps the original baseline visible while tracking the current state of the analysis.
Starting baseline
The first public baseline used 11,727 Mapillary image points. It classified 151 km as covered, 71 km as partial, and 1,123 km as missing, for 11.21% covered across the analysed road network.
Current global state
The current street-level analysis includes 6,313 source road segments, split into 6,775 area-level pieces, and 1,344 km of roads. It now finds:
- 287 km covered
- 343 km partial
- 713 km missing
- 21.38% covered
The current dataset contains metadata for 214,303 Mapillary image points, with captures ranging from 2015-02-19 to 2026-07-29.
Tournai centre focus
The current Tournai analysis unit is a little wider than the strict inside-the-boulevards target, but it is the working unit used for now. It contains 231 km of analysed road pieces.
For the street-level 360 workflow, the current QGIS layer classifies:
- 42.19 km as
full_360 - 21.79 km as
old_coverage - 23.35 km as
partial_coverage - 14.81 km as
to_redo - 128.66 km as
no_coverage
The immediate field goal remains narrower than the whole unit: reach complete 360-degree coverage inside the boulevards, then expand the same method outward.
The map intentionally leaves roads with no detected images unstyled. It focuses on the parts of the centre where Mapillary evidence exists and distinguishes 360 coverage, front-facing coverage, freshness, and review cases.
Global coverage map
The previous global coverage map is still exported as historical data, but it is no longer shown here because it mixed a simpler point-density model with the newer street-level 360 model.