@Ser9ei999 thanks for reporting them scheduled for deletion!
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More of these:
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Thanks @gitne for flagging this out. Currently we have a deletion backlog and weāre catching up with deletions.
Yes, youāre right we should act quicker on blur requests and Iāll bring this up to the team.
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Thanks for the update @GITNE, Iāll follow up blur request here once Iāll hear back more from our engineering team.
More sequences with discrete photos:
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I think these were accidentally uploaded by the user:
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By comparison, I think this is the (only?) sequence the user wanted to upload to Mapillary:
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If you wanted to clean up you could start with browsing the oceans and picking up all the random green dots there. All these WSP pictures are still there or have reappeared since your starting post in this thread.
There are also a couple of peculiar images. Just east of the coast of Madagascar there is almost complete road coverage of the centre of the Brazilan town of Arapongas. Strangely flipped along a North/South axis.
I accidentally uploaded images as non-tracks, username ntzm, all bad images are on Aug 9, 2022
Incorrect GPS.
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I had a script error and an entire dayās upload is offset. Is there any way to delete these so I can correct them? Uploads from September 18, 2022 , user miken
thanks,
@asturksever, Here are just a few of the sequences I found. Thereās a bunch of inaccurate sequences, many of them with only one photo
From the generic username āphoneuploader for mobile_teamā:
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As can be seen in this screenshot, the majority of the sequences are just incorrect straight lines (strangely, photos of keyboards and peopleās kitchen tables)
@asturksever I have currently multiple deletion requests pending for over two weeks now. Shouldnāt these go through automatically without review? Besides shouldnāt there be a hard limit of no more than 24 hours for deletions to get completed? What about sensitive data? Yeah, you can blur and it usually is rather responsive (compared to deletions) but my intuition tells me that this is not how things should work to mitigate these kinds of failures.
Btw, thatās another gripe of mine with the new Mapillary. Everything feels so sluggishā¦ 
If you make a mistake you cannot simply hit āDeleteā and move on to fixing. Oh, I wish that past responsiveness of Mapillary would come backā¦ 
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@GITNE Thanks for bringing this up, your sequences should be deleted shortly.
Weāre automating deletion approval and if the request is done by owner of the image, it will be automatically deleted. Iāll keep you posted on this thread once it is ready!
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Hello,
Recent polluter here, but I donāt want to be. Iāve just discovered a bug in my Novatek 96663 based camera systems that appears to, in error, trim one or sometimes a couple pages of GPS longitude by a single digit when starting a new video segment while recording.
It can be seen in the extracted GPX:
<trkpt lat="42.8316162109375" lon="-83.5615397135417">
<time>2020-12-05T05:32:24Z</time>
</trkpt>
<trkpt lat="42.8318440755208" lon="-3.56156819661458">
<time>2020-12-05T05:32:25Z</time>
</trkpt>
<trkpt lat="42.8320719401042" lon="-83.5615885416667">
<time>2020-12-05T05:32:26Z</time>
</trkpt>
That can be traced back to the original GPS pages:
GPS Date/Time : 2020:12:05 05:32:24Z
GPS Latitude : 42 deg 49' 53.82" N
GPS Longitude : 83 deg 33' 41.54" W
GPS Speed : 90.5813
GPS Speed Ref : km/h
GPS Track : 353.73
GPS Track Ref : True North
GPS Date/Time : 2020:12:05 05:32:25Z
GPS Latitude : 42 deg 49' 54.64" N
GPS Longitude : 3 deg 33' 41.65" W
GPS Speed : 90.8962
GPS Speed Ref : km/h
GPS Track : 355.77
GPS Track Ref : True North
GPS Date/Time : 2020:12:05 05:32:26Z
GPS Latitude : 42 deg 49' 55.46" N
GPS Longitude : 83 deg 33' 41.72" W
GPS Speed : 90.5258
GPS Speed Ref : km/h
GPS Track : 357.42
GPS Track Ref : True North
Which can actually be seen imprinted on the original image by the camera:
So, those singular images, then get split from the sequence because they of course, trigger the cutoff distance and interpolation does what interpolation does, then stringing a few images between those two GPS points across the map.
I know we can tell Mapillary to ignore images that are too close, but I havenāt found a way yet to tell it to discard images that are too far- at least not programmatically.
It appears the bug in my cameras is just trimming the first digit when it pleases and Iām currently trying to build a script that can find those shortened longitudes, then insert the missing digit from the previous or last page.
My question relevant to this conversation would be, is there a way to go through my submissions and mark any sequences with a single image for deletion? Iāve done a number of them manually, but Iām sure there are more I missed. That would clean up my erroneous images on the map for the time being until I get something in place to prevent them from happening.
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@networklanman Please, could you file a support ticket with these details? We can help you out to delete your faulty sequences?
Wait, itās not automated at the moment? So when I submit like 50 deletion requests because something somewhere bugged, thereās a human reviewing them? 
I was looking for some previous questions about deleting sequences and if thereās an easier way with some sequence browser, API or just something. I guess thereās not much hope for now.
Iāve raised a ticket referencing this request.
Iāve also bodged together an executable that cleans up the GPX files in my workflow to prevent this in the future. There was quite a few ways they were wrong, including, but not limited to zero values, integers, values between 0-1 (most common), values between 1-10 (less common), and negative values of all the above.
@HellPhoto It is automated but the job is running weekly. It goes to human review if you report other userās imagery.
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