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For example, an activity of 9.0 indicates that a project is amongst the top 10% of the most actively developed projects that we are tracking.
every_door
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Organizing OpenStreetMap Mapping Parties
StreetComplete is fun, because it's heavily gamified. An alternative would be EveryDoor [1] if you want to add specific stuff somewhere instead of having the app ask you questions.
[1] https://github.com/Zverik/every_door
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Every Door 4.0 is released with improved GPS and Mapbox Imagery!
Download APK now (v4 still being rolled out for app stores): https://github.com/Zverik/every_door/releases/tag/v4.0
- Every Door 4.0 is released with improved GPS and Mapbox Imagery
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⟳ 1 apps added, 52 updated at f-droid.org
Every Door (version 3.1.0): Mobile OpenStreetMap editor for POI & micromapping
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OpenStreetMap is in trouble – a critical take on Bing Map Builder
Yes, I agree that data balkanization represents a significant hindrance for further development of openstreetmap. Fifteen or so years ago I was experimenting with importing DEM files from the US into Blender for landscaping, and finding the data was frustrating. Sometimes the data was available at a state website, other times at a federal website, sometimes also available on the website of that mapping program. Surveys within a given geopolitical constraint would be found on the website of whichever department provided the funding. I understanding that, even if ignoring legal realities, merging this data into a single "ground" (heh) truth would be a herculean task, scientifically. But there was no common database or delivery method. Some departments would link to FTP sites, other would provide arcgis downloads via an interactive web tool. I'd have to depend on user-maintained blog posts to even find the data. And the best data was always locked away behind secure portals that I couldn't get access to.
Nowadays openstreetmap is running into the same problem at the municipality level. In the US, if I understand correctly, geographic data is under copyright to whichever governing entity and not eligible for import into openstreetmap.
Take for example the excellent app Every Door (https://github.com/Zverik/every_door) with a focus on easily adding building information. In the US, openstreetmap has no address information. Either that or very little address information - but none in my area. So it'd be easy for me to add building nodes with house numbers but I won't be doing that. Not only is it a massive commitment, but the data is already available at openaddresses.io. The catch? It's "probably" license-compatible with openstreetmap. Before merging, all that data would have to be reviewed by a team of lawyers. That's not something a software developer can help with.
In existing threads here, a top complaint about OsmAnd is that lack of address information. Try planning a route without addresses, and without constantly switching to Google Maps to convert address to coordinates. Not very user friendly! Opensupermaps (https://github.com/pnoll1/osmand_map_creation) is a user-maintained merge of openstreetmaps and openaddresses.io, but it doesn't integrate with OsmAnd's data update system.
And that's how data balkanization is breaking openstreetmap, right now.
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If you haven't already, check out the new addresses overlay in StreetComplete v48; it's awesome!
You might be forced to use Vespucci or Every Door.
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Every Door – OpenStreetMap editor for POIs and entrances
Because it's relatively new, so still being worked on: https://github.com/Zverik/every_door/issues/167
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Mapping 306 bike racks in Chicago
Just chiming in here, a good app for POIs is Every Door.
- App till att hitta bänkar?
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Every Door, a new mobile editor for iOS and Android, makes micromapping addictive
Yeah, I have that on my roadmap.
openstreetmap-statistics
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Apple Maps Gradually Winning over Google Maps Users, Report Suggests
Here is a map to see where people affiliated with apple are contributing to openstreetmap: https://piebro.github.io/openstreetmap-statistics/#e19b
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Lyft’s plan to take control of its maps – and its future
Here is an overview of which corporation contribute how many edits based on the osm account names affiliated with the corporations: https://piebro.github.io/openstreetmap-statistics/#b34d Lyft is the eleventh most active company by edit count with a total of 4M edits and 1.5M edits in the last year.
Disclaimer: I created the stats and website.
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Statistics about how many edits are from users from which year? (e.g. in 2022, a little less than 50% of all edits are from people who had their first edit between 2018-2022)
Hey, I created a website to answer questions about OSM. I did an earlier post here. Check out the website and code if you want to.
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How many people are contributing per editing software to OSM each month?
Yeah sure, I just added them with this commit. They should have links with the next data update.
- OpenStreetMap is in trouble – a critical take on Bing Map Builder
- Show HN: OpenStreetMap statistics that can be updated with GitHub actions
What are some alternatives?
StreetComplete - Easy to use OpenStreetMap editor for Android
MapComplete - An easy-to-use webapp to edit OpenStreetMap
app - Prototype toolkit for sustainable urban design at the speed of thought.
coffeosm
App Manager - A full-featured package manager and viewer for Android
2021-osm-street-complete-edi
Jellyfin - The Free Software Media System
OSM-LYFT-DCT - Lyft OSM Team
GuessThatPokemon
localsend - An open-source cross-platform alternative to AirDrop
StreetComplete_usage_changeset_analysis - Process metadata of all changesets ever made to make StreetComplete usage analysis