SLI-specific properties

The SLI blurring request handles information to blur specific images used in the Street Level Imagery product to comply with quality as well as legal and privacy regulations.

• Image Quality
  • incorrect location
  • obstructed view
  • poor quality
• Image Blurring
  • license plate
  • face
  • building
  • other

All angles are in decimal degrees. The coordinate system for the angles is polar and azimuth based. The polar angle is measured from up (meaning the normal vector to the surface plane of the Earth) toward the Earth's surface. Its value ranges from 0 to 180. A value of zero points straight up, a value of 90 is in the plane of the Earth, and a value of 180. The azimuth angle 0 looks straight down at the ground. It is measured from East in a counter-clockwise fashion as viewed from above. Its value ranges from 0 value (as 0 points straight east), to a value of 90 points North, 0 to 360. A value of 180 points West, and a value of 270 points south.

SLI feedback must be sent as POINT data.

Element				Required	Data Type	Description
error				Yes	String	900 for SLI
domain				Yes	Object	SLI Blurring Request structure with the following attributes encoded.
	↳ imageId			Yes	String	Image Id as provided by the SLI APIs.
	↳ subType			Yes	Integer	Specific information about the nature of the request, see table below
	↳ areaOnImage			No	Object	Structure describing the section of the image to be blurred as a region around a center point.
		↳ widthInDegrees		Yes	Number	Size (width) of the affected image region in degrees.
		↳ heightInDegrees		Yes	Number	Size (height) of the affected image region in degrees.
		↳ centerPoint		Yes	Object	Describing the center point of the blur region .
			↳ polarAngleInDegrees	Yes	Number (0-180)	A value of 0 points straight up, a value of 90 is in the plane of the Earth, and a value of 180. Property of object centerPoint.
			↳ azimuthAngleInDegrees	Yes	Number (0-360)	A value 0 value (as 0 points straight east), to a value of 90 points North, 0 to 360. A value of 180 points West, and a value of 270 points south. Property of object centerPoint.