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آرزوی ما سلامتی شماست.

OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.



Hier ein kleines AutoHotKey Skript zur schnellen Adresserfassung. Mit F7 wird die Adresse des sich unter dem Mauszeiger befindlichen Gebäudes automatisch gesetzt. Dabei wird die letzte Hausnummer um 1 oder 2 erhöht.

Ablauf: Das erste Gebäude bearbeitet man ganz normal mit dem Adresspreset. Man setzt entweder den +1 oder +2 Button, je nach Schrittweite der Hausnummmern. Dann wandert man mit dem Mauszeiger von Haus und Haus und drückt F7.

Voraussetzungen: Das Preset “Anmerkung/Adresse” muss man sich auf Taste F10 legen. Modus muss Selektion (Taste S) sein.

Das Skript zB. als schnelle-hausnummern.ahk abspeichern und zum Starten doppelklicken.
#NoEnv

SendMode Input

f7::

Click
Click
Sleep, 2
Send {F10}
Sleep, 10
Send {Enter}

return








I’ve been seeing Little Libraries everywhere for years now, I’m not sure if these exist, but it would be nice to have a local map of all their locations and at each location marker people could post lists of books or a picture




Fuck politicians and those responsible for current internet situation, since when in tarnation I need to use VPN for accessing OSM and it’s relevant services?? Seriously? That much of disruption in internet that tools like josm don’t work?? Internet already sucks enough, I have to use a damn VPN for using OSM Imma gonna fade into horizon!


After the earthquake in Turkey and Siria I will be starting editing again. Some of my colleagues will join soon, I think.





Hi, my name is James Crawford, and I’m running for the OpenStreetMap US board.

About me


I’m a regular editor from Auburn, Alabama. I mainly contribute by editing TIGER road data, importing from external sources, POI surveying, street level imagery coverage, and backcountry trail details. I’ve been active on OSM for over 2 years, and I love keeping in touch with the US community about mapping efforts across the country, and I like seeing community leaders that are active in public forums, and are willing to mingle with their mapping peers.

My current priorities for OSM are as follows:


1: Encouraging the coordination of importing high quality data from external datasets. There are numerous datasets from government agencies in the United States with permissible licensing for use with OpenStreetMap. These datasets provide useful information about a variety of objects mapped in OpenStreetMap, and save huge amounts of time over having mappers collect the data redundantly. It is important to be in touch with the community when coordinating data imports, and it is important to be in touch with government agencies so that we can be more aware of available data that is free to use.

2: Prioritizing focus towards what OSM is useful for. OpenStreetMap defeats commercial competitors in the predictable niche- where there is a demand for geospatial data but no lucrative monetary return. Trails and public land data make a good example. Outdoor enthusiasts have a demand for accurate and low cost map data, but large scale commercial map providers have no commercial incentive to allocate resources towards maintaining this kind of data.

I’m a big fan of outreach, and I’m not a fan of the idea of serving on the board without having meaningful communication with the community. I manage a local community myself, and I love keeping in touch about mapping activities!

Thanks for the consideration,

-James






Such as Islamic University. Madrasa. Someone can benefit by informing

Thanks

OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.



I just want to say that this map is as beautiful as useful. Good job every one. It’s fantastic.

OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.


Learning maps and shit

OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.



Recently found that tag replacing junction roundabout. People without license shouldn’t be driving, really.

We shouldn’t code driving rules into the map, neither provide directions to blind drivers.


Following the Global State of the Map in Italy, the Inaugural State of the Map Nigeria came to be this time with Mr Victor Sunday as the Chair.

The conference was organized by Unique Mappers Network Team and saw attendees from various states of Nigeria, from Hong Kong, Tanzania, Brazil, Zimbabwe just to mention a few. I was in for Quality Assurance and Volunteer Lead alongside Kaue de Moraes Vestena. It was great learning especially from the Nigerian Community how they are using FOSS, contributing to OSM and all. It was an honor launching this hybrid conference and paving way for many to come.

My gratitude goes to Mr Victor Sunday for also trusting my capability in this, the Unique Mappers Team at large and to the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT unSummit) for sponsoring me. So Mr Victor asked me again to give closing remarks like I did in Italy, if it’s now a calling I don’t even know. I am thrilled to be part of the Unique Mappers Network as an Intern – this also adds to the space. I am more than grateful.



Test for mastodon crossposter, will delete in a few minutes

OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.




I am looking for a way of making an API call and obtain a list of routes that started within a given location and ended within a given location:

Inputs or columns from data table

Input variable the departure place: Lat range and Long range Input variable for arrival place: Lat range and Long range Input variable (range) for the duration of the trip Filtering per vehicle type, avoid certain routes per multiple variables….. Timespan for the search (data start and date end).

Output:

List of all the trips existing for the above, including :

date and times polyline format if possible Name of roads, turn left/right Speeds on the streets (optional)

Does anyone know if at all possible?






Bing StreetSide to odpowiednik Google Street View, który można używać do mapowania w OpenStreetMap. Istnieje plugin MicrosoftStreetside do JOSMa, ale niestety u mnie nie działa ze względu zależność od JavaFX/widoki 360.

Poradziłem sobie za pomocą użycia pluginu Utilsplugin2.
  • Edit => Preferences (F12) => Utilsplugin2 settings
  • Należy dodać nowy wiersz klikając z nazwą Bing StreetSide oraz url https://www.bing.com/maps?cp={#lat}%7E{#lon}&lvl=19.0&style=x.
    W razie problemów można edytować plik customurl.txt. Dla Linuksa z Flatpakiem jest on w ~/.var/app/org.openstreetmap.josm/data/JOSM/plugins/utilsplugin2/customurl.txt.
  • Należy wybrać Bing StreetSide w Data => Select custom URL
  • Teraz można otworzyć Bing StreetSide za pomocą Data => Open custom URL (Shift+H)
Jeżeli w danym miejscu jest dostępny StreetSide to zostanie otwarty. Jeżeli nie to otworzy się mapa z ulicami na niebiesko w miejscach, gdzie jest dostępny.