I used this query in overpass turbo:

[out:xml][timeout:25];
// fetch area “Kildare” to search in
{{geocodeArea:County Kildare}}->.searchArea;
// gather results
(way["highway"="tertiary"]["maxspeed"="80"](area.searchArea);
way["highway"="unclassified"]["maxspeed"="80"](area.searchArea);)->.roads;

// print results
(.roads;>;); out meta;

and loaded it directly into Josm, then replaced 80 with 60, and added maxspeed:type=IE:rural as suggested on the talk-ie list, which I hope will make the difference between “rural” local roads, and those at the edge of urban areas, obvious.

I couldn’t find any exceptions listed by Kildare County Council, so I’m reasonably confident I shouldn’t have scooped up any inappropriately, but do shout if I’m wrong.

Nesse video venho mostrar como instalar um novo estilo de pintura chamado coloured street e suburb.

Estilo de Pintura Coloured_Suburb; https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Styles/Coloured_Suburb

Estilo de Pintura Coloured_Streets: https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Styles/Coloured_Streets

Link do Video.

https://youtu.be/PvxDmmCBr5Y

Contato por E-mail: contato@umbraosm.com.br

UMBRAOSM - UNião dos Mapeadores Brasileiro do Openstreetmap www.umbraosm.com.br

Veja nesse video como instalar um plugin no Editor Josm e começar a mepear Edificações de forma muito mais rapida e facil.

link do Video; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6vVhAC4BKo

UMBRAOSM - União dos Mapeadores Brasileiros do Openstreetmap www.umbraosm.com.br

Mapeando um limite de bairro no Openstreetmap com dados do Senso-2022.

Como mapear um limite de Bairro no Openstreetmap com a camada personalizada de fundo do senso2022.

O IBGE disponibilizou os dados de limites de bairros que pode ser usado para o mapeamento no openstreetmap, porem precisamos primeiro personalizar a camada de limite de Bairros do IBGE para que possa mapear no openstreetmap.

nesse video mostro como criar uma camada personalizada com os dados do senso-2022. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eKytB2F28A

Para baixar a camada de fundo personaliza que foi usada nesse video, você pode baixar nesse link. https://projeto.softwarelivre.tec.br/s/jdoPGWyTysPGyFa

Link do Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTe-1N2QvLY&t=16s

UMBRAOSM

União dos Mapeadores Brasileiros do Openstreetmap

para entrar em contato conosco, nosso e-mail: contato@umbraosm.com.br , nosso site: www.umbraosm.com.br

My End Goal: Have all the ferries in the world listed in the best possible way on Openstreetmaps!

Aggiunte:

• le nuove corse della linea 19 prolungate da piazza della Libertà a Barcola

• linea 19/ tra largo Barriera e Barcola

• rimossa la 20 (sperimentazione precedente)

per maggiori informazioni visita il sito tpltrieste.it

La France est un des rares pays dans le monde à utiliser les relations associatedStreet. Utiliser les relations nécessite de mettre en place des règles de contrôles qualité pour assurer un fonctionnement optimal lors de la réutilisation des données par des outils tiers notamment les GPS.

Des contrôles existent déjà dans JOSM, Osmose et Pifomètre:

• https://osmose.openstreetmap.fr/fr/issues/open?item=xxxx&source=409876
• https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Help/Preferences/Validator
• https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Rules/FranceSpecificRules
• https://bano.openstreetmap.fr/pifometre/adresses_osm_sans_rue.html

Je vous propose quelques requêtes Overpass qui vous permettront d’améliorer les relations associatedStreet dans votre région (les requêtes sont compatibles avec le chargement de données dans JOSM depuis Overpass Turbo):

• Rechercher toutes les relations associatedstreet (au lieu d’associatedStreet)

[out:xml][timeout:25];
{{geocodeArea:Ain}}->.searchArea;
relation["type"="associatedstreet"](area.searchArea);
(._;>;);
out meta;

Lien Overpass Turbo

• Rechercher toutes les relations associatedStreet sans tag name

[out:xml][timeout:25];
{{geocodeArea:Ain}}->.searchArea;
relation["type"="associatedStreet"][!"name"](area.searchArea);
(._;>;);
out meta;

Lien Overpass Turbo

• Rechercher toutes les relations associatedStreet qui ont un rôle spécifique (potentiellement une faute de frappe ou un rôle invalide, à récupérer dans la liste disponible sur taginfo)

[out:xml][timeout:25];
{{geocodeArea:Ain}}->.searchArea;
relation["type"="associatedStreet"](if:count_by_role("strteet") > 0)(area.searchArea);
(._;>;);
out meta;

Lien Overpass Turbo

• Rechercher toutes les relations associatedStreet dont au moins un membre n’a pas de rôle

[out:xml][timeout:25];
{{geocodeArea:Ain}}->.searchArea;
relation["type"="associatedStreet"](if:count_by_role("") > 0)(area.searchArea);
(._;>;);
out meta;

Lien Overpass Turbo

Bon jardinage

About Me

I have been a member of OpenStreetMap US for five years, engaged in fostering open data and community collaboration. My first experience with OpenStreetMap was while working in emergency management in 2010 when the Haiti earthquake occurred. As someone trained in disaster response, I watched the events in Haiti unfold and looked for ways to contribute. It was also my gateway into other open data & software communities, such as QGIS and OSGeo, which informed my educational approach during my time at the University of Arizona Libraries.

I helped host the first MappingUSA virtual conference and, in 2022, hosted the State of the Map US conference at the University of Arizona in Tucson, marking the first in-person gathering post-COVID. I currently work at Development Seed, an organization with a long-standing commitment to OpenStreetMap. I drive our team’s community strategy by supporting OpenStreetMap events and engaging with other open geo communities. My background in geospatial technology, open data advocacy, and community engagement equips me with a unique perspective to support and strengthen OSM US.

Advancing OSM US

OpenStreetMap is more than just a map—it is a platform for civic engagement, education, and open collaboration. As a board member, I would focus on:

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Como criar uma camada de fundo personalizada de limite de bairro para o mapeamento no openstreetmap em qualquer estado do Brasil com os dados do Senso-2022 que o IBGE disponibilizou recentemente.

Link do Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eKytB2F28A

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2023年から主に埼玉県をマッピングをしています大山かなめといいます。

はじめての投稿がこのような話題で気が引けるのですが、ある編集者がミスや誤情報の追加を複数回している場合、どのような対処があるでしょうか。

• 2年以上前に解体され、Esriで更地が確認できる建物を描画している
• ウェイにタグが無いまま送信を行っている（JOSMではバリデーションされない？）
• 変更セットのコメントに誤った市名を書いている（坂戸市や川越市にも関わらず、川口市と書いているなど）

問題のある変更セットには議論機能で指摘を行っていますが、古いため通知が行かないのか反応されないことがしばしばあります。

メッセージを送る機能を使うのが最善でしょうか？

About Me

Hey folks! I’m Gregory Power (they/them) and I’ve been a part of the map since November 2023. I am currently a Data Scientist (Contractor) for Cary, North Carolina—where I manage Cary’s Open Data Portal and other analytics infrastructure. In my spare time I enjoy learning about urban planning and equitable, multimodal infrastructure. I’m also involved with the Pedestrian Working Group, Government Working Group, and my community’s Strong Towns chapter. I enjoy contributing to the open source geospatial software community, with a soft spot for GDAL, QGIS, GRASS GIS, and DuckDB—so everyone can have the tools to understand the world around them. Even though there’s a great set of tools for us to use, it’s nothing without having an open ecosystem of data.

My Mapping

My first project in OpenStreetMap was tracing plans for Cary’s Downtown Park into OpenStreetMap. With the updated layout, Cary’s Integration and Development Team could have a basemap to put our sensor data on. Once I realized OpenStreetMap data was used by all of our applications across the town and beyond, I was hooked. I enjoy mapping multimodal transportation infrastructure, handicapped parking, and restaurants. I’ve trained team members on conducting field surveys with StreetComplete and captured street imagery with Mapillary.

As a Board Member

It’s important that communities have access to data and the ability to make changes to increase the fidelity of the data. These are the objectives I’d prioritize:

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This was harder than I thought it would be. The lesson for re-drawing a road was drag-and-drop. I could not insert an extra node in the Administrative Boundary in order to truncate the triangle.

I had to create a new Administrative Boundary and relate it to the existing boundary. Then delete the node at the top of the old boundary.

Requested review as I’m not sure that is the correct or accurate way to perform the task.

Hello!

I’ve just found out that ~2k out of ~13M relations have no type tag, ~220 of which have the type tag with lifecycle prefix or date namespace suffix, so I’ve decided to review them manually, with the ones with no tags containing the word “type” being the first, correct some mistakes (e.g. missing type=multipolygon) and delete the unnecessary relations (e.g. with duplicate tags). In case I make a mistake, please point it out on OSM Community topic or comment my changesets.

Regards

Kamil Kalata

Panoramax is a rising star at the moment, for OSM, but not only; while Mapillary goes down, sold to Facebook. In my old www.OSMgo.org, the key P showed a Mapillary picture near the actual position in the 3D rendered OSM world. As the API is gone, I replaced it with Panoramax. OSMgo was abandoned by me years ago but the server is still running. As I read more and more about Panoramax, I decided to dig out the old code and use it. First I asked in the Fediverse for help with the API and got a great and fast response, even a good example, thank you all!



There are almost to much pages about it. The real API was a bit hidden but well documented at last. The Idea of decentralised servers but a central directory is great, the Web-UI to see all pictures to. And the API got me a json list of the closest pictures, including a link to the pictures. After researching to define the radius (place_distance) and get the direction of the “shot” (feature.properties[“view:azimuth”]) my old Mapillary could be modified to show the picture in the 3D view and move the camera to see it.

Try it out

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– In English

Trajetória do YouthMappers UFRJ

O capítulo YouthMappers UFRJ é coordenado pela Profa. Dra. Raquel Dezidério Souto (em estágio pós-doutoral) e pelo Prof. Dr. Manoel Fernandes, ambos do Laboratório de Cartografia, da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (GeoCart-UFRJ), tendo sido constituído para desenvolver pesquisas em mapeamento colaborativo com OpenStreetMap e programas relacionados, envolvendo a comunidade, com integrantes internos e externos à UFRJ, residentes no Brasil e no exterior.

A iniciativa faz parte da rede internacional YouthMappers, projeto de longo prazo e abrangência global, fundado por professoras das Universidades do Arizonas e do Texas, com o apoio do USAID (EUA). Atualmente, são mais de 400 grupos, em universidades públicas de todo o mundo.

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– Em Português

YouthMappers UFRJ Trajectory

The YouthMappers UFRJ is coordinated by Prof. Dr. Raquel Dezidério Souto (in post doctoral internship), and Prof. Dr. Manoel Fernandes, both from the Laboratory of Cartography, of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (GeoCart-UFRJ, Brazil), and was set up to prepare new mappers and develop collaborative mapping research with OpenStreetMap and related programs, involving the community, with members from inside and outside UFRJ, residing in Brazil and in other countries.

The initiative is part of the international YouthMappers network, a project founded by professors from the Universities of Arizona and Texas, with sponsor and support of the USAID (USA). There are currently more than 400 groups in public universities around the world.

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Using OpenStreetMap (OSM) and JOSM (Java OpenStreetMap Editor) has completely transformed my perspective on places in Ghana. What used to be just names on a map are now vibrant locations I explore, analyze, and contribute to in meaningful ways.

With each mapping session, I am a digital explorer, uncovering hidden details about my country. While tracing highways, POIs, buildings, and rivers, to ensure that every corner of Ghana is well represented, I explore!. From the bustling streets of Accra to the serene landscapes of the Volta Region, my virtual travels take me everywhere without even leaving my seat.

As I explore and see places, I contribute data to solve real-world problems. Through OSM, I have contributed to flood risk assessments, improved accessibility to schools, and even helped emergency responders find critical locations. It’s amazing to know that my little edits can make a big difference in someone’s life.

Mapping is no longer just a hobby; it’s a passion, a responsibility, and a way to make a mark on the world.

One edit at a time! The journey continues!

It’s a huge farce

Die Praxis der Sperren-Festsetzung ist eine Farce!

Wie berechtigt meine Sperren waren, ist hier nicht Thema. Sondern die systemische Willkür, Intransparenz und Unfairness des Sperre(un)wesens bei OSM. Methodisch der MAGA-Bewegung unter US-Präsident Trump kompatibel.

Das Erschreckende: niemand von denen, die sich überhaupt zu meinen Sperren geäußert haben, scheint dieses institutionelle Versagen zu stören. Sollte es aber, auch wenn man meine Sperren für gerechtfertigt hält. Ein faires Verfahren ist Wesenselement einer Demokratie, Verfahrensmodi wie hier in OSM zu erleben sind Kennzeichen autoritärer und totalitärer Regime. Das sollte Common Sense sein, ist es aber leider nicht.

Wie meine letzte Sperre zeigt, kann einem übrigens schon der Vorwurf unkollegialen Verhaltens eine Sperre eintragen. Das Ganze mehr als drei Monate nachdem der Kommentar abgegeben wurde. Das Ganze, ohne dass mir dieser alte Kommentar, einer von mehr als tausend, die ich im infragestehenden Zeitraum abgesetzt hatte, überhaupt genannt wurde - auch auf zweifache explizite Nachfrage nicht. Das Ganze, obwohl der vom Kommentar Betroffene sich mir gegenüber entschuldigt hatte, mithin kein Problem mit meinem Post gehabt zu haben scheint.

Mit letzterem entmündigen die selbsternannten Tugendwächter die User. Ich zumindest lehne eine Einmischung in meine Kommunikation über meinen Kopf hinweg ab. Ich bin erwachsen und kann mich selbst verbal verteidigen und gestehe das auch allen anderen Nutzern hier zu.

Näheres unter https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/unerklarliche-sperrung/138413/2

Woke Bigotterie

Höflichkeit und Fairness von anderen fordern, selbst aber das Gegenteil praktizieren.

Another one got ignored today, another road left unmapped, another place erased because it wasn’t profitable enough to exist on a corporate map. No one noticed, because no one was supposed to.

They don’t talk about the missing footpaths, the streets that don’t appear because they aren’t in a government database, the communities left invisible because they don’t generate ad revenue. They don’t talk about how your map—your view of the world—is decided not by truth, but by business interests.

They call us idealists, hobbyists, dreamers. They say the world has already been mapped. But they are wrong.

We are the ones who see the gaps. We are the ones who refuse to let our neighborhoods, our histories, our stories be erased. We are the ones who put the world on the map—not for profit, but for people.

Yes, I am a mapper. My crime is that of curiosity. My crime is refusing to accept a world where only what is profitable is visible. My crime is knowing that no company, no government, no algorithm should have the power to decide what exists.

You may ignore us. You may try to replace us with AI, to wall off geography behind paywalls, to tell people that their contributions don’t matter. But you can’t stop us all. Because the world is ours to map.

After all, we are all alike. We are OpenStreetMap.

🤣 with apologies ++The Mentor++ (8 January 1986). “The Conscience of a Hacker”. Phrack, Inc. 1 (7): 3 of 10 - wikipedia

I’m back home! All the uploads done! Yeah!

Street-level imagery

As I had written about earlier, I was on tour with actually, to be precise, one of the bands I’m in under the title/ program “The Dubliners Experience” in the Netherlands from Jan 15th to Feb 1st. The GoPro Max was our constant companion on the roof of the tour bus. It covers mostly motorways and the areas around concert venues, of course. I also walked around the campsite we stayed at (band life isn’t as glamorous as they make it out to be in the movies after all) with it, but that imagery is not super useful, I’m afraid. How much can you map in a fen, when there are not even leaves on the trees to map species…But still, the area got covered.

I was especially keen to upload to Panoramax, because the coverage was quite poor which does not mean to discredit the people who have already contributed, of course!

I’ll give you some before and after screenshots, some of which I had already shared on Mastodon yesterday.

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