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I got my husband to join me and help me with mapping today. We went from approx. State Line Road in KC on 43rd St (we think of it as 43rd though there is a stretch that’s Westport Rd) and down to the west end of it just beyond Mission.

We went to Sway Coffee Roasters and had a nice cup of coffee/tea, and got to say hello to some sweet dogs that another customer brought with them. The dogs visited everyone within leash distance and everyone seemed happy to see them. Little random encounters are what make me love the city so much.

My plan next is to visit the stretch of 43rd east of Gillham Park, and to touch some of the “nodes” I skipped over when going along the length of it, like St Luke’s and various parks etc.

QPFF+F9R, QPFF+CFR, Grand Trunk Rd, Wah, Cantt, Rawalpindi, Punjab 4700, Pakistan

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Satellite Town is the Controlled Area near by GT road and Basti Lalarukh wah cantt. A ghost Town in triangle shape with the flavor of dead end.

Weinschenke & Frühstücken

Jause und Frühstück auf Vorbestellung. Um Reservierung wird gebeten.

Zimmer mit Frühstück

Stellplätze

Leboya Bay Edits

It was fun editing Leboya bay, it was missing some information and buildings. We went for three days camping and I had fun surveying the area and discovering what the camping site had to offer.

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Start time: 6:42pm End time: 7:49pm

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

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

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

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Bodybuilding classes have become popular on the map in our London and across the UK. To be more effective, I started taking muscle building drugs. My coach recommended a reliable online pharmacy steroidking-uk.com. I liked the effect, I will try something else from there.

Over the last few days I have been chipping away at validating tasks for the #osmIRL buildings project.

I have now just finished validating all of Howth. There is still a good bit left in the rest of the county, some of it will definitely be quick due to some areas being rather rural.

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

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

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

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

I started mapping by updating shop details in my area and have now moved on to helping OSMirl in completing the various tasks to get all of Ireland on the map.

I have also started adding buildings to my home city of Port Elizabeth, South Africa. The majority of the suburb (that I’ve worked on) does not have any of the houses mapped.

started to map minor roads and paths in Hahei in the Coromandel, because there sure are a lot of them. already done about 3 minor roads. not that anyone is ever going to use them other than the few locals that already do, but it’s probably got some use

As always at the end of the year comes the time for summaries and plans for the coming year. Since a great deal of my activities is related to OSM I would like to share my plans with you for the the coming year of 2024. Despite not managing to achieve everything I planned (this year, the previous year), there was still a lot going on. So let’s start with a summary of the events of the year 2023:

• I managed to conduct workshops and lectures promoting OSM in several new places, including the Wroclaw University of Technology and Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan.
• As every year, I promoted OSM’s go at GisDay held at the University of Lodz.
• I conducted several Mapathons, supporting UN Mappers projects.
• I established cooperation with colleagues from Croatia actively supporting them in updating data, and testing the use of building data from city resources and Overture Maps.
• For the first time I took part in SotM, and I intend to participate in such events periodically.
• The OpenAedMap project has received support from CloudFerro, which has allowed us to expand the functionality of the site, and secure the platform for the future.
• The OpenAedMap.org project has gained support in the form of signing more patrons. The Center for E-Health, Warsaw University of Technology and the Medical University of Wroclaw have taken patronage of the project. I hope to expand the list of organizations supporting our initiative even further next year

Unfortunately, the list of plans that didn’t work out is much longer than I would like. This is what happens when there is not enough time or resources, and sometimes things just don’t go as intended.

• I had intended to organize periodic workshops and mapathons, but unfortunately, it failed due to lack of time. I had to, also, turn down several proposals in more distant cities due to lack of budget.
• It was not possible to obtain fundings for the development of the OpenAedMap Project.
• I did not gain enough votes in the OSMF board elections, which means I will keep trying next year.

The list of plans for next year is definitely more ambitious. It includes not only the continuation of projects, but also new items. We will start with the must-have items:

• The OSM Poland general meeting will be held in 2024, where, in addition to recapitulations, elections for the association’s board of directors will be held. I intend to run for the board to continue the development of the association.
• I have submitted OSM Poland as the organizer of SotM Eu 2024 in hopes that we will be granted the right to organize this event.
• As every year, I plan to take part in the organization of GisDay in 2024
• Next year, there will be a good chance to organize Qgis Days and I hope to represent the OSM Poland community at this event.
• Also next year I plan to participate in OSMF Board Elections
• Obtaining funding for the OpenAedMap project to introduce new features.
• As every year, he also plans to actively participate in organizing Mapathons, unfortunately limited to my hometown, or online events.

I hope that among the few people reading this post there will be, someone who support me in achieving these goals. If that’s the case, feel free to reach out to me.

hi!!!!!! i am new to osm and mapping in general. made my first edit/change yesterday! hopefully many more to come.

Weekly-OSM schreibt doch tatsächlich “Leser:innen”.

Damit haben sie einen Leser weniger.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Yesterday I mapped a tiny area with lots of shops, bars, etc. This stretch of 43rd is so dense and diverse, it is really interesting. There are high-end establishments, but also a church and a food bank, convenience stores, a Mediterranean market. Next survey of the west portion of 43rd I think will go quicker as it becomes more suburban.

Some highlights:

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  I realized I need to add bulletin boards to my ‘look-for’ list - I found two of them in this little stretch, at a cafe and a record store.
  
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  Did not know there was a Mediterranean market so close to my neighborhood!
  
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  Found an interesting looking cafe I had never heard of (though it was closed at the time - will check out later)
  
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  Random excrement bag dispenser in a residential area on the way back - it’s silly but I love finding these, like a rare item in a video game :)

I am making my way along 43rd St in Kansas City, mapping most of the amenities and businesses I see along the way. About two weeks ago, I went from where 43rd breaks off at Gilham then west to Donutology, and today I worked through the stretch between Donutology and west to the nearby QuickTrip across from the Catholic church. I did not get very far because I walked into many of the businesses and chatted with folks, so as not to be suspiciously loitering outside :D

It was really fun to explore places I wouldn’t normally think to go to. I walked into Gigi’s Health Cafe (the proprietor saw me outside and came out to say hi, so I explained what I was doing and showed her the Every Door app where I was entering her business’s info), and also Paris Banh Mi, which looks like not much on the outside, but is really quite lovely inside.

I have lots of photos that I haven’t decided where to upload yet, but that will be its own project later probably. Along with various points of interest, I started taking photos of all the light poles and street cabinets that I notice which are covered with stickers and/or graffiti. Temporary signs fascinate me. Not sure if there’s a place for photos like those on OSM but I’m keeping them for something at any rate.

On my impression of OSM as a newbie: It looks like there are not a lot of active Kansas City mappers, and that anymore, most of the updates are done by businesses or by people who create / use automated tools, and the most active people are the ones getting deeply into the technical side. A lot of the diary entries I see are about conferences and full of dense technical and/or organizational jargon. Lots of businesses and nonprofits seem to be involved.

For now I don’t want to automate things and I don’t want to think about the high-level strategy of nonprofits or big organizations (enough of that in my real job), I just want to explore and dabble, actually see things on the ground and confirm them with my eyes before I enter them, and hopefully have a kind person gently correct me if I did something wrong.

I do have a bit of programming knowledge (BS in Computer Science and I work with SharePoint Online / Power Platform lots at my job) so am semi-interested in potentially learning how to build apps that use OSM in the future.

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

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

Day 16

I joined OSM back in 2018. Then, there was a movement to use alternatives to Google products. For Google Maps, I found OSM.

Recently, in 2023, I finally started contributing to OSM seriously and continuously. Within around 50 days of contributions, I have already become a member of the OSM foundation and one of the top 10 mappers in India.

I am primarily focusing on:

• Adding buildings in Bhubaneswar, my birthplace area and
• Adding roads in Malkangiri, Odisha.

Today is Day 16 of my 100 days of OSM challenge. Let’s see where I will reach at the end of 100 days.

I have corrected alignments of buildings, shore line, roads for the area from Cherry Hill (NW) to Beaulieu (NE) down to Egmont (SE) and to the airport in the SW.

I’ve added some buildings, deleted others. Made corrections to some and added a few swimming pools. Put in a few roads, tracks, driveways and service roads. Most recently a load of solar panels at the energy company along with associated infrastructure. Fixing the St John’s River as best I could was fun. Not my first or longest and there is likely more to go.

I have reached my first goal: To make a baseline realignment for the SW of Grenada. I might give myself a little break and continue up the west coast to finish St George as the South coast it pretty congested and it will be nice to fix the whole district.

No delete option!

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

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

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