
That doesn't seem to be the logical route!! If you tell the navigator (Streetpilot i3) to reconsider whilst still approaching the roundabout, it will instead take you *north* on Ewenny Road into southern Bridgend then out again to rejoin the A48 to the east. If you enter this roundabout from the west on the A48 primary route and your navigator is taking you eastwards, then you'll be sent south on the B4265 for a couple of km, then east on another 'B' road to rejoin the A48 about 5km east of the rogue roundabout. I don't think it splits nodes with two exits, however. There's an option -frig-roundabouts in current SVN that does something to roundabouts to improve routing. I think editing the data would be the way to go - not necessarily in OSM if that wouldn't reflect reality any better, but as a preprocessing step when generating the routing graph. A workaround is to edit the roundabout in OSM so that the entry and exit don't meet the roundabout at the same node. Not sure what happens if it was bidirectional. This is certainly true if the afore-mentioned entry to the roundabout is a 'no candidate' for exit counting (like it's one-way onto the roundabout). Basically, if you have an exit on a roundabout which shares its start-node with the end-node of an entry to that roundabout, then the exit won't get counted. This might be mkgmap, or it might be in the Garmin StreetPilot i3 route-finder firmware.

Also tested in demo mode one route with same map but source being. osm: 3 routes that previously had problems didn't show problems.

#Gpsmapedit condensing nodes in polylines pdf
Google Patents Systems and methods for generating and correcting location references extracted from textĭownload PDF Info Publication number US20080010605A1 US20080010605A1 US11/811,976 US81197607A US2008010605A1 US 20080010605 A1 US20080010605 A1 US 20080010605A1 US 81197607 A US81197607 A US 81197607A US 2008010605 A1 US2008010605 A1 US 2008010605A1 Authority US United States Prior art keywords document location user documents map Prior art date Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google Patents US20080010605A1 - Systems and methods for generating and correcting location references extracted from text US20080010605A1 - Systems and methods for generating and correcting location references extracted from text
