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Honnip

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오픈스트리트맵 위키의 초보자 길라잡이 목록을 최신화 했다. Node가 마디로 번역되었다던가 이상한 부분이 있다고 생각하지만 일단은 기존 번역어를 유지하는 걸로.. 🙁 OSM 프로젝트에 깊이 관여하지 않다 보니 전에 결정된 내용을 바꾸기 부담스럽다.

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Honnip

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오픈스트리트맵 위키의 초보자 길라잡이 목록을 최신화 했다. Node가 마디로 번역되었다던가 이상한 부분이 있다고 생각하지만 일단은 기존 번역어를 유지하는 걸로.. 🙁 OSM 프로젝트에 깊이 관여하지 않다 보니 전에 결정된 내용을 바꾸기 부담스럽다.

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Honnip

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오픈스트리트맵 위키의 초보자 길라잡이 목록을 최신화 했다. Node가 마디로 번역되었다던가 이상한 부분이 있다고 생각하지만 일단은 기존 번역어를 유지하는 걸로.. 🙁 OSM 프로젝트에 깊이 관여하지 않다 보니 전에 결정된 내용을 바꾸기 부담스럽다.

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SeverinGeo

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yesterday Michael Montani introduced to tools to improve and skills based on the specific course about it mappers.un.org/learning

Osmose (an OpenStreetMap validation tool) is displayed on a screen during a presentation. The left side of the screen shows a list of mapping issues, including broken highways, duplicate geometry, and bad tags, marked with different colored dots indicating their severity. The right side of the screen shows a map of Nairobi, Kenya, with roads and various markers, highlighting areas needing attention.Attendees seated in a lecture hall with red cushioned seats. Michael Montani, the presenter, is not visible, but participants are engaged, some using laptops while others listen. The room is sparsely filled, and a whiteboard is visible at the back of the room. The atmosphere suggests focused attention during a presentation.
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SeverinGeo

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yesterday Anastazia Caroll told her journey as a , how she went beyond her fears of not being technical enough to embrace and and how she enjoyed to improve her skills and being able to deliver strong products now

Anastazia Caroll is standing at a podium, delivering a presentation. She is wearing glasses and a lanyard, speaking into a microphone. Behind her, part of a slide is projected on the screen, featuring colorful upward-pointing arrows and the text, "Direct Contribution in Projects and Creating Fieldwork Flow."A slide projected on a screen titled "Milestone" features three key points: "Personal Growth," "Direct Contribution in Projects and Creating Fieldwork Flow," and "Networking and Community Engagement." The slide has a playful design with colorful shapes and a cartoon figure climbing up red and blue arrows, symbolizing progress and achievement.
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SeverinGeo

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yesterday Yvonne Darko told how she organized a street views collection in her village to map pharmacies and addresses in . I like she used to host the pictures

A presentation slide titled "Methodology" outlines steps taken by Yvonne Darko in her street views collection project. The slide lists actions like taking images, using metadata to map on OSM, filling in house numbers and street names, saving images on Wikimedia Commons, and using an open license. A large Wikimedia Commons logo is displayed on the right. A small image of Yvonne Darko speaking is visible in the bottom-right corner of the slide.
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SeverinGeo

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thanks to the local technical team broadcasting the event from to the remote !

A shot from the back of the auditorium showing the stage, with a speaker presenting on a large screen that reads “General Meetings, including elections.” The camera on a tripod in the foreground is capturing the event for a live broadcast. The auditorium's red seats are arranged in rows leading down to the stage, with attendees scattered throughout. The venue is the "Chandaria Centre for Performing Arts," as indicated by the signage on the wall.A group of four men sitting at a technical desk in an auditorium, each working on laptops and screens. Several monitors display the broadcast of the event onstage. One of the men smiles at the camera, flashing a peace sign. Behind them are rows of empty red seats, as they work from the control area of the venue.A camera set up on a tripod in the auditorium, positioned to capture the event happening onstage. In the background, a few attendees are seated, and the walls feature wood paneling with a sleek, modern design. Some people in the audience are focused on their phones.
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mapconcierge

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Members from diverse countries gather around the table to discuss cutting-edge geospatial technology.

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SeverinGeo

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Mateusz Konieczny presenting all what the does to support without controlling the and its vibrant

Mateusz Konieczny stands at a podium, holding a microphone during his presentation at State of the Map 2024. He is wearing a light gray shirt with a blue lanyard, speaking in front of a projected slide that lists various ways the OpenStreetMap Foundation (OSMF) supports the community, including official OSM forums, mailing lists, and fundraising. The background includes colorful geometric designs and a modern projector setup.Mateusz Konieczny continues his presentation on stage, with a slide behind him reading, "Dooacracy: OSMF is not some company where board members have legions of staff following their orders." He stands in front of a podium, addressing the audience, with a map of Kenya in the background, decorated with dots and colorful geometric shapes. The stage setup includes chairs and a projector.
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SeverinGeo

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Stefan Keller presenting ongoing research on in introducing created by Claudio Bertozzi and an improved forked version of

A slide from Stefan Keller's presentation at State of the Map 2024 titled "Catching OSM Up with External Data with a Workflow and Tools for Conflation and Validation." The slide outlines the motivation for the talk, focusing on enhancing OpenStreetMap (OSM) through conflation and validation, showcasing interesting OSM activities, and introducing tools like OSM Conflator and DiffedPlaces. The slide includes an overview of the topics covered and a small portrait of Stefan Keller.A slide titled "Conflation in OSM: A general workflow," providing a step-by-step guide to the conflation process. Steps include discussing the import, mapping external data to OSM schema, validating data, calculating differences, and performing the import using tools like JOSM. The slide includes a portrait of Stefan Keller in the bottom right.A slide discussing "DiffedPlaces," a work-in-progress tool created as part of a master's thesis in data science by Claudio Bertozzi. The slide outlines the goals of DiffedPlaces, including implementing map matching algorithms with machine learning, calculating diffs for OSM data, and showcasing these diffs as GeoJSON on a public website. The slide includes a portrait of Stefan Keller.A slide titled "OSM Conflator: The data flow (and workflow)" depicting a flowchart illustrating the process of matching external data to OSM using the OSM Conflator tool. The diagram shows the steps involved, from data matching to validation and upload to OSM. The slide includes a small portrait of Stefan Keller.
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SeverinGeo

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social event at Bao Box

A wide-angle view of the Bao Box social event during State of the Map 2024. Attendees are seated at long wooden tables, socializing and enjoying their meals. The venue has a warm ambiance with string lights overhead, and there is an area for games in the background where people are playing.A close-up of the Bao Box venue sign. The sign reads "Bao Box: Eat. Play. Socialize." against a black background, with illustrations of table games like ping pong and darts.A neon sign reading "Welcome to the Jungle" hanging over an archway decorated with greenery. Several attendees are seen walking through the doorway, entering the main area of the venue for the social event. The setting is casual and inviting, with warm lighting.
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SeverinGeo

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III showcasing for web launch, @youthmappers chapter in Makerere University , project involving in and regarding what prevents women participating more in comparing men and women answers (that differ!)

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SeverinGeo

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@Enock4seth showing worst and best of in through various cases of personal or organized and sharing the fundamental requirements and recommendations to avoid damaging the

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SeverinGeo

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Alex Hoferek presents about editors with a mixing numbers of editing, variety of used techniques, involvement and . Part of answers unfortunately controlled or blocked by managers. But in short, the more these CEs engage with the community, the more they are happy!

A presentation slide titled "Investigating Corporate Editors in OpenStreetMap" from the OSM Science Track at State of the Map 2024, taking place on September 8th. The slide indicates a video presentation with the presenter's face appearing in a small bubble on the lower right corner, showing Alex Hoferek joining the session remotely.A slide titled "Typology," explaining the categorization of corporate editors (CEs) based on their editing habits and job satisfaction. Four pairs of types are listed: Heavy and Light CEs, Technical and Sporadic CEs, Social and Less social CEs, and Happy and Dissatisfied CEs. The slide describes how participants were sorted into these categories, with a table showing the related measures and number of participants.A slide titled "Community Ties with Satisfaction," showing that most social CEs also fall into the happy CE category. The slide explains how social and happy CEs come from varied employment backgrounds, but many were OpenStreetMap users before they were employed. Conversely, less social and dissatisfied editors were homogenous in their work style, typically full-time, paid hourly, and based in North America.A slide titled "Discussion" summarizing the study's findings. It notes that 39 complete and 5 partial responses were collected. Over half of the corporate editors' population was unavailable for the study due to managerial control. One corporation even redirected all communication to the managers' inbox. The slide concludes that while the study doesn't fully represent corporate editors, it opens the discussion about their role in OSM. Alex Hoferek's video feed is visible in the corner of the slide.
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SeverinGeo

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@zverik retraces the history of , encourages reclaiming from corporations and improving the newcomers first experience when joining osm.org

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mapconcierge

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Thank you for great SotM global conference!
See you next time, OSM mappers!

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geoObserver

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OpenStreetMap: 10 Jahre Wochennotiz! geoobserver.de/2024/10/14/open pls RT

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Sven Geggus

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@openstreetmap @osm_tech @Firefishy I think we have to give credit where credit is due: and stuff in is as good as it is today because Sebastiaan Couwenberg does an amazing job as Maintainer of the Debian GIS Project.

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Debian

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OpenStreetMap migrates to Debian 12: You may have seen this toot
announcing OpenStreetMap's migration to Debian on their infrastructure.

🚀 After 18 years on Ubuntu, we've upgraded the
@openstreetmap servers to Debian 12
(Bookworm). 🌍 openstreetmap.org is now faster
using Ruby 3.1. Onward to new mapping adventures! Thank you to the team for
the smooth transition.

🤓

We spoke with Grant Slater, the Senior Site Reliability Engineer for the… bits.debian.org/2024/11/openst

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mtmail

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13 years ago I mapped hiking paths near by relative's village. Every path because was empty in the area except main (car) roads. Today I noticed the village has a new information board of suggested hiking routes. The map: "copyright OpenStreetMap contributors". Made me a bit proud.

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Canyon Runner

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Went back to Henderson to finalize the updates. I think i updated all i could with out starting to assume details. Also some mappers suggested straightening out the roads, so i did that across the entire town.

openstreetmap.org/#map=16/40.7

Included are the original before photo, and the final after.

As a side note, bing was working on JOSM for a minute and then stopped again.

Henderson Before Henderson After
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Daniel

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I love and I love but I do not understand what the strategy is here:

blog.mozilla.ai/map-features-i

It reads like looking for problems to apply AI to for "thought leadership" — and some ten years late at that.

OpenStreetMap has many players using machine learning; from big players to open source pipelines and models. It's not a technical problem to solve.

What are you doing Mozilla? Have you talked to anyone in the OpenStreetMap community?

Mozilla.AI Map Features in OpenStreetMap with Computer Vision
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Marcus Lundblad

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Just rolled the stable releases for GNOME 48
GNOME Maps 48: download.gnome.org/sources/gno
libshumate 1.4.0: download.gnome.org/sources/lib

And also 47.5 for Maps with a cherry-pick for the update to use Transitous for public transit routing in Finland (due to Digitransit sunsetting the old OpenTripPlanner 1.x API in April).

And now rest and fika for the rest of the day 😀

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BitPirate

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TIL about @beacondb

This is one of those projects that reminds me of the early days of , when the dataset was sparse and parts of the road network weren't fully mapped.

Contributing is really easy. Just run one of the apps listed on the homepage and take a walk around your neighbourhood.

beacondb.net/

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BitPirate

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TIL about @beacondb

This is one of those projects that reminds me of the early days of , when the dataset was sparse and parts of the road network weren't fully mapped.

Contributing is really easy. Just run one of the apps listed on the homepage and take a walk around your neighbourhood.

beacondb.net/

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Canyon Runner

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Went back to Henderson to finalize the updates. I think i updated all i could with out starting to assume details. Also some mappers suggested straightening out the roads, so i did that across the entire town.

openstreetmap.org/#map=16/40.7

Included are the original before photo, and the final after.

As a side note, bing was working on JOSM for a minute and then stopped again.

Henderson Before Henderson After
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Sven Geggus

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My map of the day as suggested by the president of
Runnning an Tileserver? Just call the following SQL:
update planet_osm_polygon set name='America Mexicana' where osm_id=-148838;

An Openstreetmap based map of Mexico and USA with the latter called America Mexicana
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mtmail

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13 years ago I mapped hiking paths near by relative's village. Every path because was empty in the area except main (car) roads. Today I noticed the village has a new information board of suggested hiking routes. The map: "copyright OpenStreetMap contributors". Made me a bit proud.

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Marcus Lundblad

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It's time for the traditional yearly wrap-up blog post!

ml4711.blogspot.com/2024/12/ch

🎄🎅🗺️

About dialog for GNOME Maps 48.alpha
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Sven Geggus

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@openstreetmap @osm_tech @Firefishy I think we have to give credit where credit is due: and stuff in is as good as it is today because Sebastiaan Couwenberg does an amazing job as Maintainer of the Debian GIS Project.

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Debian

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OpenStreetMap migrates to Debian 12: You may have seen this toot
announcing OpenStreetMap's migration to Debian on their infrastructure.

🚀 After 18 years on Ubuntu, we've upgraded the
@openstreetmap servers to Debian 12
(Bookworm). 🌍 openstreetmap.org is now faster
using Ruby 3.1. Onward to new mapping adventures! Thank you to the team for
the smooth transition.

🤓

We spoke with Grant Slater, the Senior Site Reliability Engineer for the… bits.debian.org/2024/11/openst

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geoObserver

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OpenStreetMap: 10 Jahre Wochennotiz! geoobserver.de/2024/10/14/open pls RT

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n0toose

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Over the past few months, I played around with OpenStreetMap a lot so as to learn some Blender basics. As there was a lack of a comprehensive guide out there on the Internet, I published something for the first time in ages.

"Importing OpenStreetMap data into Blender using JOSM and OSM2World"

n0toose.net/posts/osm-to-blend

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mapconcierge

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Thank you for great SotM global conference!
See you next time, OSM mappers!

SeverinGeo's avatar
SeverinGeo

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@zverik retraces the history of , encourages reclaiming from corporations and improving the newcomers first experience when joining osm.org

SeverinGeo's avatar
SeverinGeo

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Alex Hoferek presents about editors with a mixing numbers of editing, variety of used techniques, involvement and . Part of answers unfortunately controlled or blocked by managers. But in short, the more these CEs engage with the community, the more they are happy!

A presentation slide titled "Investigating Corporate Editors in OpenStreetMap" from the OSM Science Track at State of the Map 2024, taking place on September 8th. The slide indicates a video presentation with the presenter's face appearing in a small bubble on the lower right corner, showing Alex Hoferek joining the session remotely.A slide titled "Typology," explaining the categorization of corporate editors (CEs) based on their editing habits and job satisfaction. Four pairs of types are listed: Heavy and Light CEs, Technical and Sporadic CEs, Social and Less social CEs, and Happy and Dissatisfied CEs. The slide describes how participants were sorted into these categories, with a table showing the related measures and number of participants.A slide titled "Community Ties with Satisfaction," showing that most social CEs also fall into the happy CE category. The slide explains how social and happy CEs come from varied employment backgrounds, but many were OpenStreetMap users before they were employed. Conversely, less social and dissatisfied editors were homogenous in their work style, typically full-time, paid hourly, and based in North America.A slide titled "Discussion" summarizing the study's findings. It notes that 39 complete and 5 partial responses were collected. Over half of the corporate editors' population was unavailable for the study due to managerial control. One corporation even redirected all communication to the managers' inbox. The slide concludes that while the study doesn't fully represent corporate editors, it opens the discussion about their role in OSM. Alex Hoferek's video feed is visible in the corner of the slide.
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SeverinGeo

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@Enock4seth showing worst and best of in through various cases of personal or organized and sharing the fundamental requirements and recommendations to avoid damaging the

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SeverinGeo

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III showcasing for web launch, @youthmappers chapter in Makerere University , project involving in and regarding what prevents women participating more in comparing men and women answers (that differ!)

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SeverinGeo

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social event at Bao Box

A wide-angle view of the Bao Box social event during State of the Map 2024. Attendees are seated at long wooden tables, socializing and enjoying their meals. The venue has a warm ambiance with string lights overhead, and there is an area for games in the background where people are playing.A close-up of the Bao Box venue sign. The sign reads "Bao Box: Eat. Play. Socialize." against a black background, with illustrations of table games like ping pong and darts.A neon sign reading "Welcome to the Jungle" hanging over an archway decorated with greenery. Several attendees are seen walking through the doorway, entering the main area of the venue for the social event. The setting is casual and inviting, with warm lighting.
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SeverinGeo

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Stefan Keller presenting ongoing research on in introducing created by Claudio Bertozzi and an improved forked version of

A slide from Stefan Keller's presentation at State of the Map 2024 titled "Catching OSM Up with External Data with a Workflow and Tools for Conflation and Validation." The slide outlines the motivation for the talk, focusing on enhancing OpenStreetMap (OSM) through conflation and validation, showcasing interesting OSM activities, and introducing tools like OSM Conflator and DiffedPlaces. The slide includes an overview of the topics covered and a small portrait of Stefan Keller.A slide titled "Conflation in OSM: A general workflow," providing a step-by-step guide to the conflation process. Steps include discussing the import, mapping external data to OSM schema, validating data, calculating differences, and performing the import using tools like JOSM. The slide includes a portrait of Stefan Keller in the bottom right.A slide discussing "DiffedPlaces," a work-in-progress tool created as part of a master's thesis in data science by Claudio Bertozzi. The slide outlines the goals of DiffedPlaces, including implementing map matching algorithms with machine learning, calculating diffs for OSM data, and showcasing these diffs as GeoJSON on a public website. The slide includes a portrait of Stefan Keller.A slide titled "OSM Conflator: The data flow (and workflow)" depicting a flowchart illustrating the process of matching external data to OSM using the OSM Conflator tool. The diagram shows the steps involved, from data matching to validation and upload to OSM. The slide includes a small portrait of Stefan Keller.
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SeverinGeo

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Mateusz Konieczny presenting all what the does to support without controlling the and its vibrant

Mateusz Konieczny stands at a podium, holding a microphone during his presentation at State of the Map 2024. He is wearing a light gray shirt with a blue lanyard, speaking in front of a projected slide that lists various ways the OpenStreetMap Foundation (OSMF) supports the community, including official OSM forums, mailing lists, and fundraising. The background includes colorful geometric designs and a modern projector setup.Mateusz Konieczny continues his presentation on stage, with a slide behind him reading, "Dooacracy: OSMF is not some company where board members have legions of staff following their orders." He stands in front of a podium, addressing the audience, with a map of Kenya in the background, decorated with dots and colorful geometric shapes. The stage setup includes chairs and a projector.
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SeverinGeo

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thanks to the local technical team broadcasting the event from to the remote !

A shot from the back of the auditorium showing the stage, with a speaker presenting on a large screen that reads “General Meetings, including elections.” The camera on a tripod in the foreground is capturing the event for a live broadcast. The auditorium's red seats are arranged in rows leading down to the stage, with attendees scattered throughout. The venue is the "Chandaria Centre for Performing Arts," as indicated by the signage on the wall.A group of four men sitting at a technical desk in an auditorium, each working on laptops and screens. Several monitors display the broadcast of the event onstage. One of the men smiles at the camera, flashing a peace sign. Behind them are rows of empty red seats, as they work from the control area of the venue.A camera set up on a tripod in the auditorium, positioned to capture the event happening onstage. In the background, a few attendees are seated, and the walls feature wood paneling with a sleek, modern design. Some people in the audience are focused on their phones.
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mapconcierge

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Members from diverse countries gather around the table to discuss cutting-edge geospatial technology.

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SeverinGeo

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yesterday Michael Montani introduced to tools to improve and skills based on the specific course about it mappers.un.org/learning

Osmose (an OpenStreetMap validation tool) is displayed on a screen during a presentation. The left side of the screen shows a list of mapping issues, including broken highways, duplicate geometry, and bad tags, marked with different colored dots indicating their severity. The right side of the screen shows a map of Nairobi, Kenya, with roads and various markers, highlighting areas needing attention.Attendees seated in a lecture hall with red cushioned seats. Michael Montani, the presenter, is not visible, but participants are engaged, some using laptops while others listen. The room is sparsely filled, and a whiteboard is visible at the back of the room. The atmosphere suggests focused attention during a presentation.
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SeverinGeo

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yesterday Anastazia Caroll told her journey as a , how she went beyond her fears of not being technical enough to embrace and and how she enjoyed to improve her skills and being able to deliver strong products now

Anastazia Caroll is standing at a podium, delivering a presentation. She is wearing glasses and a lanyard, speaking into a microphone. Behind her, part of a slide is projected on the screen, featuring colorful upward-pointing arrows and the text, "Direct Contribution in Projects and Creating Fieldwork Flow."A slide projected on a screen titled "Milestone" features three key points: "Personal Growth," "Direct Contribution in Projects and Creating Fieldwork Flow," and "Networking and Community Engagement." The slide has a playful design with colorful shapes and a cartoon figure climbing up red and blue arrows, symbolizing progress and achievement.
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SeverinGeo

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yesterday Yvonne Darko told how she organized a street views collection in her village to map pharmacies and addresses in . I like she used to host the pictures

A presentation slide titled "Methodology" outlines steps taken by Yvonne Darko in her street views collection project. The slide lists actions like taking images, using metadata to map on OSM, filling in house numbers and street names, saving images on Wikimedia Commons, and using an open license. A large Wikimedia Commons logo is displayed on the right. A small image of Yvonne Darko speaking is visible in the bottom-right corner of the slide.
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Schreini

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Introducing another based alternative to in order to find (and ) restaurants on mobile devices via .

Available via and the stores listed on their homepage: osmand.net/

The screenshots show German dialogues, but I provide an English description in the alt texts.

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OSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 1: Click on the search icon (upper left corner in map view, next to map configuration).OSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 1: Click on the search icon (upper left corner in map view, next to map configuration).OSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 1: Click on the search icon (upper left corner in map view, next to map configuration).OSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 2: select category tab Step 3: choose cafe and restaurantsOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 4: Click on the filter iconOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 2: select category tab Step 3: choose cafe and restaurantsOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 4: Click on the filter iconOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 1: Click on the search icon (upper left corner in map view, next to map configuration).OSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 1: Click on the search icon (upper left corner in map view, next to map configuration).OSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 2: select category tab Step 3: choose cafe and restaurantsOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 2: select category tab Step 3: choose cafe and restaurantsOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 1: Click on the search icon (upper left corner in map view, next to map configuration).OSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 1: Click on the search icon (upper left corner in map view, next to map configuration).OSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 4: Click on the filter iconOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 4: Click on the filter iconOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 2: select category tab Step 3: choose cafe and restaurantsOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 2: select category tab Step 3: choose cafe and restaurantsOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 2: select category tab Step 3: choose cafe and restaurantsOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 4: Click on the filter iconOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 4: Click on the filter iconOSMand screenshot with indications, which translate to: Step 4: Click on the filter icon
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Schreini

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Are you aware of ? 🌱 🗺️

It is an based service to find (and ) restaurants, in other words an open alternative to (except for the review functionality).

🔗 veggiekarte.de/

You can contribute by maintaining entries via your account and the source code is deposited on .

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Nemo_bis 🌈

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Re-: recurring topics here.

.net

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