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During mapping of Siquijor we discovered that some grids were queued for mapping and validation several times.
See screenshots below, darker grids means duplicated polygons.
TM visualization
Actual polygons used for creating the projects
It looks like the grids are duplicated along the edges of municipal boundaries.
Next actions
Inspect the whole dataset if this is persistent in across
Re-generate the 500m grids to remove duplicates
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I confirm that this is prevalent in the countrywide data and not just in Siquijor. Duplicate occurs when parts of the grid is associated with different municipal boundaries. This might have occurred when we did a spatial join between the grid and the admin boundaries.
Darker grids not just in Siquijor but on other islands like Cebu and Negros.
Grid in red selected using Identify tool is part of the 3 ADMIN3PCODE.
I'll run another process to make sure one grid is assigned to only one PCODE.
During mapping of Siquijor we discovered that some grids were queued for mapping and validation several times.
See screenshots below, darker grids means duplicated polygons.
TM visualization
Actual polygons used for creating the projects
It looks like the grids are duplicated along the edges of municipal boundaries.
Next actions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: