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OpenStreetMap is in trouble – a critical take on Bing Map Builder
Woah, your vision sounds very similar to the goals of an open-source web app I started building a few years ago. The idea was inspired by Cities Skylines but I started with a 2D approach since everything is much simpler than with 3D. The idea was to help urban planners fill sustainability gaps in their cities by showing which areas needed access to amenities like bus stops, daycare, grocery stores, and schools. The approach, as mentioned is to overlay buffers surrounding existing amenities, dissolve those buffers, and find gaps. There can even be an interactive component to show the impact of placing an amenity in a neighborhood, like those emojis that radiate outward when placing a public service in Cities Skylines. The inverse problem can easily be accommodated with the app, helping people find desirable neighborhoods for their next home.
I'd be glad to jumpstart the open-source project if I can find any contributors to help build the project.
https://github.com/SustainableUrbanDesign/app
What are some alternatives?
fastbook - The fastai book, published as Jupyter Notebooks
every_door - A dedicated app for collecting thousands of POI for OpenStreetMap
project - Predict how many points an European football team will end the season with, according to the characteristics of its players. Project for the Big Data Computing course at Sapienza University of Rome (2021-22)
coffeosm
dracula - a brief analysis to the most common words in Dracula, by Bram Stoker
geospatial-data-catalogs - A list of open geospatial datasets available on AWS, Earth Engine, Planetary Computer, NASA CMR, and STAC Index
pyspark-tutorial - PySpark Tutorial for Beginners - Practical Examples in Jupyter Notebook with Spark version 3.4.1. The tutorial covers various topics like Spark Introduction, Spark Installation, Spark RDD Transformations and Actions, Spark DataFrame, Spark SQL, and more. It is completely free on YouTube and is beginner-friendly without any prerequisites.
MapComplete - An easy-to-use webapp to edit OpenStreetMap
anovos - Anovos - An Open Source Library for Scalable feature engineering Using Apache-Spark
geospatialdatascience - Course materials for: Geospatial Data Science
code - Compilation of R and Python programming codes on the Data Professor YouTube channel.
osmand_map_creation - OSM data + open address data compiled for use in OSMAnd