Advocates for civic engagement, citizen empowerment, and volunteerism through innovative use of Free and Open software | toots from @MapAmore@en.osm.town
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#AwesomeOsmArt of the day is an interesting wall in Pont-l'Abbé, #France that is made to looks like intricate lacework.
Photo shared by an #OpenStreetMap contributor, via a #MapComplete theme.
🔎 🗺️ : osmapp.org/node/10073841515
#RandomArt #StreetArt #PublicArt
ALT A building wall designed to make look like very intricate lacework.
RT @[email protected]
While mapping in #OpenStreetMap, I come across situations like this one all too often. I consider this design an insult to pedestrians. As if being on foot means that you have nowhere to be, all pedestrian traffic is just flâneuring through our (1/2)
RT @[email protected]
Felt now supports GeoTIFF, XYZ tile services and images too. Felt keeps delivering well-designed and useful features that strip away a lot of the complexity that comes from working with geospatial data.
felt.com/blog/raster-imagery…
mapstodon.space/@latlong/110…
RT @[email protected]
My new post: programming with #ggplot2 #ggplot
We continue making #maps of any region in the world with #rstats and #openstreetmap API.
rstats #openstreetmaps #functionalprogramming #countrymaps
blog.rwhitedwarf.com/post/ma…
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#AwesomeOsmArt of the day is a mural called “Si Magbanua kag ang Bakunawa” by Isaac Bravo;Sasha Cabais;Marrz Capanang;Marge Chavez;Stevenson Cordova;Akashi Seijūrō;Kyle Francis Dile;Epalan Noel; and Schunt Sotelo found near the river esplanade of #IloiloCity, #Philippines, (1/2)
portraying Graciano López Jaena.
Photo shared by an #OpenStreetMap contributor, via a #MapComplete theme.
🔎 the #AwesomeOSM 🗺️ for details: osmapp.org/node/10800383484
#RandomArt #StreetArt #PublicArt (2/2)
ALT A street mural showing a woman, with a bakunawa - a mythological dragon (or snake) in Philippine folklore.
#OpenStreetBrowser is one of the friendliest ways to view thematic #OpenStreetMap data points, in this case #bicycle cleaning services.
The #Cyclofix theme of @[email protected] is still the most user-friendly app for adding #cycling related POIs on the map, (1/2)
#OpenStreetBrowser is one of the friendliest ways to view thematic #OpenStreetMap data points, in this case #bicycle cleaning services.
The #Cyclofix theme of @[email protected] is still the most user-friendly app for adding #cycling related POIs on the map, (1/2)
RT @[email protected]
#gischat
I seem to recall hearing that some agency in Europe used #OpenStreetMap for their emergency dispatch services. Does anyone know about this? I would love to get more details about how this was done.
mapstodon.space/@jcarlson/11…
#AwesomeOsmArt of the day is a mural called “Propagandist” by Kristoffer Brasileño, Jester Macabanti and Larry Vido close to the river esplanade of #IloiloCity, #Philippines, portraying Graciano López Jaena.
Photo shared by an #OpenStreetMap contributor, via a (1/2)
#MapComplete theme.
🔎 the #AwesomeOSM 🗺️ for details: osmapp.org/node/10800396979
#RandomArt #StreetArt #PublicArt (2/2)
ALT "Propagandist" , a mural portraying Graciano López Jaena.
RT @[email protected]
jcarlson
For specific tags: QuickOSM plugin for QGIS
For features grouped by theme (education, health, transport, etc.): export.hotosm.org/en/v3/
Whole country/state extracts: download.geofabrik.de/
mapstodon.space/@kgjenkins/1…
RT @[email protected]
In case you missed the announcement: We're excited to transition the Field Papers project into the stewardship of OpenStreetMapUS for the ongoing benefit of the #OpenStreetMap community at large. After 11 years and more than 3 million maps, we're (1/2)
looking forward to seeing #FieldPapers continue to thrive under new management! stamen.com/a-new-home-for-fi…
vis.social/@stamen/110107834… (2/2)
ALT A map showing a dot at the location of every Field Papers page ever created. Text on the map reads: "After 11 plus years and 3,000,000 plus maps... Field Papers has a new home!"
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You start using Bing because the AI is amazing, you start using maps, and see an edit button - brilliant!
You're editing Microsoft's map, right? Wrong! You'll probably miss it, but the 7 pixel grey text explains you're actually editing (1/4)
into the face of everything what the OSM-community stands for. It strongly suggests that Microsoft actually wants: people contributing to Bing, not to OpenStreetMap.
Skip the middle man, and head to openstreetmap.org to edit the map! Hopefully Microsoft resolves the (3/4)
