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Plan a running route with these 5 free run planner websites
Plan a running route with these 5 free run planner websites
https://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/06/featured/plan-a-running-route-free-run-planner-websites.html.
Unsurprisingly, 3 are using OpenStreetMap data.
This also means you can correct and add paths yourself if you ever notice some are wrong or missing.
OpenStreetMap Foundation launched consultations on their strategic plan v2.
OpenStreetMap Foundation launched consultations on their strategic plan v2.
You can provide your ideas and inputs via the community forum or on the mailing list.
https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2023/08/18/for-community-consultation-osmf-strategic-plan-v-2/
Announcing State of the Map 2024 in Nairobi (and online) on 6-8 September 2024
Announcing State of the Map 2024 in Nairobi (and online) on 6-8 September 2024
@Mannivu @Cris_Color Indeed. I didn’t expect that… Sorry for the mess.
(https://en.osm.town/tags/OpenStreetMap) Belgium’s Mapper of the Month (https://en.osm.town/tags/MotM) is (https://en.osm.town/@joost_schouppe).
\#OpenStreetMap Belgium’s Mapper of the Month #MotM is @joost\_schouppe.
If the name sounds familiar to you, it might be for many reasons. It could be for his past involvement as OpenStreetMap Foundation #OSMF board member, for leading the Belgian community chapter, or being a very active mapper.
Read the interview at https://openstreetmap.be/en/motm/2023/08/01/joost-schouppe.html.
cc: @openstreetmap
Interesting paper from (https://en.osm.town/tags/MDPI) about “Mapping with (https://en.osm.town/tags/ChatGPT)” concludes it delivers unique advantages, such as:
Interesting paper from #MDPI about “Mapping with #ChatGPT” concludes it delivers unique advantages, such as: \- lowering the barrier to producing maps \- boosting the efficiency of massive map production \- and understanding geographical space with its spatial thinking capability.
Limitations cited are: \- its unequal benefits for different users (need to have some expertise already) \- and necessary user intervention for quality control.
https://www.mdpi.com/2220-9964/12/7/284
cc: @openstreetmap
@CjkOvPDwQW In short, it’s not correct, because the node is not associated to the way that is controlled. See “How to map on the wiki”: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:highway=speed%20camera?uselang=en. The simple method is a node part of the way (to represent the existence of a control at that place). The more advanced is an isolated node (for the physical location of the camera) but make it part of a three-node relation to represent the direction of the control and link it to the way.
A nice comprehensive post explaining why State of the Map Conferences (https://en.osm.town/tags/SotM) are so important to (https://en.osm.town/tags/OpenStreetMap): [https://blog
A nice comprehensive post explaining why State of the Map Conferences #SotM are so important to #OpenStreetMap: https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2023/07/07/why-state-of-the-map-conferences-are-so-important-to-osm/
Already attended one?
Cc: @openstreetmap
For this (https://en.osm.town/tags/OpenStreetMap) Belgium’s Mapper of the Month (https://en.osm.town/tags/MotM) entry, the spotlight is on Michel Hebert from (https:/
For this #OpenStreetMap Belgium’s Mapper of the Month #MotM entry, the spotlight is on Michel Hebert from #Grenoble, France: https://openstreetmap.be/en/motm/2023/07/01/michel-hebert.html. He will probably be known by the people following @OsmGrenoble.
Cc: @openstreetmap