OpenStreetMap community

‘warlok’ is a browser-based tool for analyzing OpenStreetMap data in a chosen area.

From the WeeklyOSM article:

Crossposting as it was suggested to me. My game uses OSM data, with as much as possible cut out then compressed. For example the map of Austria I offer is a one time 57 MB download. Bigger countries are subdivided.

Hello openstreetmap community! A friend forwarded me their project yesterday : to map allergy awareness in restaurants. Yes the thing is broad and cumbersome but it’s only ar this occation that I realised osm didn’t provide keys to reflect allergy trust or allergic risk. It is still emerging as a science but transparency laws have landed – in france at least – so there should be a way. Which lead me to this : has someone knowledge of a discussion on that topic? I looked around already but in vain.

So far there are only 2 inter-provincial routes in the app, but the more you/we/they map, the better the app becomes.

- I know this is a bad way to express it but do wish that #streetcomplete and @MapComplete #mapcomplete would get together with @panoramax and gitlab.com/ravenfeld/baba to have a baby.

From the newsletter

From the weekly newsletter:

Translated:

For those unfamiliar, StreetComplete is an “Easy to use OpenStreetMap editor for Android”. It shows you nearby ‘quests’, and you can quickly confirm/deny/update information around you.

Rutometro is Trufi’s first multi-city app, built on the buses, vans, and collectivos that millions rely on every day.

I’m a frequent contributor to OSM, along with being passionate about individual privacy. Adding Flock cameras to the map has become a new hyperfixation for me. The best part is that when tagged correctly, they appear on deflock.me along with OSM. It’s a simple way to help your community know when they’re around these dystopian ALPR cameras. Deflock also has an app, although I cannot attest for it - I believe that it dumps the data into OSM too, so it may be better suited for those without OSM experience.

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