Hi everyone,
Last year, I started working with translators to support more languages in
OpenStreetMap. This year, I'm interested in expanding that project to the
Somali language. You can see the first mock-up of this project on
https://georeactor.github.io/osm-global/somali/about.html
There are
Hi everyone,
Recently I have been working on right-to-left language support across
OpenStreetMap, iD, and related JS libraries. As part of this project, I
commissioned a Dhivehi translation of parts of the OSM map viewer,
registration and login process, and iD editor. I was lucky to find someone
OpenStreetMap is fortunate to have a large, multilingual community. We
store a "name" tag for local names (sometimes two scripts are used, as in
Morocco) and we use "name:en" and other tags to store names from other
languages.
In many parts of OpenStreetMap, we have places labeled English-first,
Related - I've been adding right-to-left language support for iD OSM
editor. It was already translated to Arabic and Persian/Farsi, but
typically sites flip their UI, so our main sidebar would appear on the
right.
We've got most technical parts done, so now we would much appreciate some
fluent
> can project owners currently block certain users from using the Tasking
Manager? Would it make sense to do so?
This feature will be necessary at some point if not already. We all believe
in good intentions, and the success of Task Manager means that good
intentions is a good starting point. But
Hi,
I'm working with The Asia Foundation to run an OpenStreetMap map-a-thon in
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. We have 17 teams of 3 people, mostly students and
city planners, mapping unplanned areas of the city (ger districts)
At 3:30pm local time, we got a 509 Bandwidth Exceeded error on most teams'
Hi HOT mappers:
I'm working with the Asia Foundation on an OSM training and
mapathon for Mongolia on June 20-21. You can peek at our Facebook event at
https://facebook.com/mapforub and read more about the project goals at
Hi Chris -
To answer your question, it IS possible to see edit history of any node
(point), way (line or area), or relation (group of features) on
OpenStreetMap. This is usually good when imagery and OSM data don't match
up - which is older?
1. To see the data, find the number ID.
-- On the iD
Hi Warren,
There is a new group of mapping meetups called Maptime, with strong ties to
OpenStreetMap and open source development. There have been some Tasking
Manager sessions in other cities. You can read more about it at
http://maptime.io and contact the Maptime for Los Angeles at
A lot of the post-disaster data comes from volunteers tracing or from data
donated by universities + NGOs or from satellite photos given to the
humanitarian effort. For many of these sources, it would be strange to do
free work and give free data to a company like Google or Microsoft,
especially
10 matches
Mail list logo