j’habite villeneuve lès maguelone et je re herche des parcours pour vélo tout chemin autour de che moi. merci pour votre aide

It’s that time of the year again, and once more, I find myself sharing my experience from State of the Map Nigeria 2024. Unlike last year, when we didn’t have workshops, this time we were spoiled with multiple workshops, covering various topics that kept participants actively engaged. Plus, for those who missed any sessions, we now have everything recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel to revisit at any time!

Unfortunately, as the Programs Lead, I missed many of the live sessions myself. But during the few times I could sneak into a session, I was blown away by the depth and engagement. This conference had that special vibe, the kind that makes you wish it lasted longer. I’m confident that everyone who joined will be excited to return next year.

One of the things that stood out this year was the diversity in our participants. We had people coming from across the north, south, east of Nigeria, and even Ghana! Meeting new faces, like my new friend Calvin Menttor from Ghana, was an absolute pleasure. By the way, I finally got to see the Ghana cedi in person 😄.

To my Tech Crew, Joshua, and Justice, I must confess that I still mix your names up sometimes 😅, but it was a fantastic experience working with you both! Together, we made the media coordination a breeze (though, Justice, you did leave me to freeze by taking the duvet 😂).

Shout-out to my Logistics HoD, Olurunkosebi, and Welfare HoD, Titi. You both made my job so much easier! You ensured that meals arrived on time and that all the participants had a comfortable experience.

And I can’t forget Hajar from TomTom, who supported us with the mapping project used during the conference. Your contributions were invaluable, and we’re incredibly grateful.

Lastly, but by no means least, to the Chair of the Conference, Dr. Victor Sunday—thank you for not giving up on this journey and for leading us through it all. From the months of planning to the final delivery, you were the driving force that kept everything moving forward.

The last time I updated my OSM diary was after last year’s conference, and here I am again. I honestly can say that SotMNigeria2024 was a blast! I can’t wait for next year’s edition—whether it’s SotMGlobal2025 or SotMNigeria2025. Stay tuned for more updates in my next diary entry!

I also want to extend my heartfelt appreciation to AFRIGIST for hosting us. The experience was so inspiring that I hope to return to your school soon for my MSc. Fingers crossed!

Thank you to everyone who made this possible. The journey, the planning, the execution—it’s been an unforgettable experience.

Thank you, SotMNigeria2024, for a fantastic experience. #SotM #SotMNigeria #SotMNigeria2024 #UniqueMappersNetwork #AFRIGIST #TomTom #SpatialMatrix #SciStarters #OSMNigeria #OSM

Heatwaves have become a growing concern in recent years, and this year they’ve hit Bangladesh harder than ever, posing serious health risks. Our team, Three Dot, is competing in the Forewarn Disaster Hackathon 2.0, where we’re developing an app to provide heatwave alerts and an AI assistant that offers crucial advice on heat-related health issues.

One of the key features of our solution is providing users with the location of the nearest cooling centers—places with public accessibility, where people can cool down safely. These could be shopping malls, super shops, or mosques—any space that’s well-ventilated and free for the public to stay in.

The challenge we faced is that such attributes don’t exist in OpenStreetMap (OSM) for Bangladesh. Drawing on my previous experience as the former president of YouthMappers at Eastern University, I took the initiative to map out potential cooling centers. We’re tagging these places with: 1) Cooling_center: yes and 2) Cooling_center_bd: yes, to create a reliable resource for users and develop our heatwave project on top of that. Initially, our target location is, Dhanmondi and Mohammadpur.

Our initial focus has been on mapping spaces open to the community, such as large shopping malls and mosques, so that people can find refuge during extreme heatwaves, even if just for a short time.

валерія середи трикутник

When I finished high school, I joined the Rwanda Red Cross because I have always loved humanitarian work and felt a strong duty to help people in any way I could. Becoming a trainer with Rwanda Red Cross gave me a sense of purpose in humanitarian action. I first encountered Humanitarian OpenStreetMap (OSM) during a disaster response for landslides and flooding in Rwanda, where many lives were lost. As a volunteer with the Rwanda Red Cross, I was part of the response team. After witnessing the destruction of buildings and roads by the floods, I began to wonder how people could be helped to avoid living in areas prone to such disasters. I thought about the potential of maps to identify unsafe places but didn’t know how it could be done.

One day, a friend introduced me to OSM Rwanda after I expressed my curiosity about maps. I joined the community, and on my very first day, I was trained on the importance of mapping for humanitarian response. I learned how to map roads and buildings, and though it wasn’t easy at first, I was deeply motivated. My curiosity had found a solution, and I was determined to continue contributing to mapping.

I started attending more mapping sessions and OSM events, learning and growing my skills. Eventually, I became a trainer in OSM Rwanda, teaching newcomers about mapping. This role allowed me to learn even more, as teaching others exposed me to different aspects of mapping. Over time, I made significant contributions and applied for a scholarship to attend the State of the Map (SOTM) conference in Nairobi. I believed it would be a great opportunity to expand my knowledge, and I was thrilled when my application was accepted.

Attending my first-ever SOTM event was incredibly exciting. As the time approached, I was filled with expectations and excitement. When I finally arrived in Nairobi, I had the opportunity to meet people from different countries, learn from them, make new friends, and experience such an event for the first time.

SOTM Nairobi brought me a deep sense of fulfilment and motivation to continue contributing to humanitarian actions. I was happy to connect with fellow participants, share thoughts, and discuss how OSM projects were making an impact in their countries. It was especially inspiring to talk with young people and women who are also making contributions to OSM. Seeing their passion for mapping filled me with pride, especially as the highest female contributor to OSM in Rwanda. It made me feel that I was truly making a difference.

During the conference, I learned many new things, including how to use tools like Every Door and QGIS for analysis, and many innovations presentation. SOTM Nairobi was an amazing experience meeting friends from around the world who are driving humanitarian action together, especially my fellow women, was inspiring.

I had fun, gained knowledge, made friends, and shared experiences. I am committed to continuing my impact through mapping and improving my skills in OSM tools. I also aim to retain my position as the highest female mapping contributor in Rwanda and to train more volunteers even beyond Rwanda to global scale. I am incredibly grateful to Humanitarian OpenStreetMap for this opportunity, and I look forward to more opportunities to learn and make an even greater impact.

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Подправил Московский Планетарий. не на рекорд конечно, но тем не менее.

Почти все части были, осталось только расставить высоту.

Пока работал, испытывал стойкое ощущение дежавью, как будто я делаю это второй раз.

Что на очереди, говорить не буду, чтобы не сглазить)

This project is created to map POIs and landmarks using field-collected Mapillary but I couldn’t find this filter.

O semanário weeklyOSM está completando 10 anos e o conselho editorial agradece a todos os colaboradores!

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A série começou em 2014 e vem apresentando as novidades do mundo do OpenStreetMap, a cada semana, fortalecendo a comunidade da cartografia livre e aberta

Por Raquel Dezidério Souto (IVIDES.org e GeoCart-UFRJ)

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Há 10 anos fortalecendo a comunidade global

O semanário weeklyOSM vem produzindo informes semanais sobre os avanços no OpenStreetMap, em diversas áreas de atuação, contando hoje com mais de cinquenta colaboradores, que criam, revisam e editam conteúdos, traduzidos para quinze idiomas. As seções atuais da publicação são:

• Mapeamento
• Comunidade
• Fundação OpenStreetMap
• Eventos
• Mapas
• OSM em ação
• Dados abertos
• Licenças
• Software
• Atualizações
• Você sabia que…
• OSM na mídia
• Outros assuntos “geo”
• Próximos eventos

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Algumas apresentações

Assista à entrevista com os fundadores da weeklyOSM nesta direção. Parabéns, Manfred Reiter (aka derFred) e demais fundadores!

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Como enviar links para publicação?

https://osmbc.openstreetmap.de/article/create (login com sua conta OSM)

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Cards comemorativos

Veja aqui a categoria na Wikimedia Commons com os cards comemorativos em diferentes linguagens.

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Time Brasil

A equipe do Português do Brasil da weeklyOSM parabeniza por esta importante conquista!

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IVIDES.org® é uma marca registrada. GeoCart - Laboratório de Cartografia da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (Brasil).

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خدمات پس از فروش فونیکس گودرزی۳۹۹

Learning as I go…

Oggi ho aggiunto le informazioni al mio profilo

Petite annonce, la communauté des cartographes libre toulousain (je trouve ça plus cool comme intitulé que contributeur à OpenStreetMap), est passé d’un mode de communication essentiellement centré autour d’une liste de diffusion au forum proposé par osm france.

On se retrouve donc ici pour discuter de nos rencontres mensuelles (auxquelles je ne participe pas, car trop loin, pas le bon jour). Des évènements où nous essayons d’être présent et pour l’organisation de carto fête future. Passez nous lire sur le forum si vous êtes dans le coin et nous faire un petit coucou.

Les toulousains tiendront un stand au devfest toulouse et sans doute au Capitole du libre (stand demandé, par encore de réponse).

I started mapping a few weeks ago, sticking (mostly) to North Muirton in Perth for now as I have lived here for 50 years so I think I know it quite well. No doubt I’ll have done a few things wrong along the way but I’ll go back and fix, if and when I realise. As I write this, almost all the houses and flats in NM are at least drawn out with a few streets still to be tagged with the “basics”.

I intend to add (or finish)

• Electricity Substations (all operated by SSE? - I think they all are)
• Grit Bins
• Public Benches
• Garages (rented out by the local council)
• Add all postcodes
• Public pathways (miles of them!)
• Back fences (the 6ft high ones around all the back gardens)
• Grassy areas
• Road crossings
• Drying greens for the 8 and 4-block flats

Cíl je jasný - napravit všechny chyby a nepřesnosti linek MHD v Brně v režii DPMB. Běh na dlouhou trať, moc hodin práce, ale snad se to povede. Používám jen JOSM. V ID se nic s relacemi nedá pořádně dělat, Relatify je nepoužitelné. Týden přidaná zastávka tam v mapě chybí, bůh ví, kdy se to aktualizuje. Pak to někdo upravuje tímto nástrojem a udělá víc zmatku, než užitku, a zničí korektně trasovanou linku. To naštve! Nicméně, zde je aktuální stav:

Značky:

⚒️ - Aktuálně na tom pracuji

✓ - Zkontrolovaná a opravená trasa linky a všechny varianty.

✓✓ - Zkontrolované a opravené i zastávky a tagy na lince dle v2.

𐄂 - Zatím na tomto neplánuji pracovat.

Autobusy

x4	✓	Hotovo (výluka Údolní)
40	✓	Upravené trasy na Tovární a do Tuřan. Hotovo.
41	✓	Opravené drobnosti, hotovo
42	✓	Úprava zast. Řečkovice, hřbitov, hotovo.
43	✓	Linka zrušená
44	⚒️	*** K úpravě od 10.11.24 (Bauerova a most u Škroupova)
46	✓	Uprava Haškova (výstup), hotovo
47	✓	Opraveno, hotovo.
48	𐄂	Neupravováno, mimo DPMB
49	✓	Hotovo
50	✓	Opravena poloha Nem. Boh. a přidána zast. Bohunická. Hotovo.
E50	✓	Opraveno, hotovo.
51	✓	Opravena trasa, hotovo
52	✓	Hotovo, upravený Mendlák a názvy
53	✓	Linka zrušená, vymazáno.
54	✓	Hotovo, přidáno korektně jako okružní linka, pro jistotu ponechány disuses staré.
55	✓	Hotovo
E56	✓	Opraveno, hotovo.
57	✓	Opraveno, hotovo. Disused vymazány.
58	✓	Hotovo
61	✓	Linka zrušená, vymazáno.
62	✓	Hotovo
64	✓	Hotovo. Velké změny trasy v oblasti Židenic.
65	✓	Hotovo
67	✓	Hotovo
68	✓	Hotovo
69	✓	Hotovo
70	✓	Hotovo
72	✓	Hotovo
73	𐄂	Neupravováno, mimo DPMB
74	𐄂	Neupravováno, mimo DPMB
75	✓	Hotovo, vymazána trasa jen do Slatina, vozovna (nadbytečná).
E75	✓	Hotovo
E76	✓	Hotovo
77	✓	Hotovo
78	✓	Opravené zastávky. Hotovo
80	✓	Hotovo (výluka Údolní)
84	⚒️	*** K úpravě od 10.11.24 (Bauerova a most u Škroupova)
Š85	✓	Hotovo, nová trasa.
Š86	✓	Hotovo, nová trasa.
Š88	✓	Hotovo, nová trasa.
N89	✓✓	Upraveno, hotovo (výluka Údolní)
N90	✓	Aktualizováno, hotovo.
N91	✓	Aktualizováno, hotovo.
N92	✓	Aktualizováno, hotovo.
N93	⚒️
N94	✓	Hotovo
N95	✓	Hotovo (výluka Údolní)
N96	⚒️
N97	⚒️
N98	⚒️
N99	⚒️

Tramvaje

1
2
3
4	✓	Hotovo (výluka Údolní)
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

Trolejbusy

25
26
27
30	✓	Opravené trasy, přidány parciály. Hotovo
31
32
33
34
35
36
37	✓	Hotovo, opraven Mendlák
38	✓	Hotovo (výluka Údolní)
39	✓	Hotovo (výluka Údolní)

国庆假期第五天，居家休息，学习了一下OpenSteetMap操作

It was on 1st July 2024 when I received the greatest News of my life that I was awarded a full travel sponsorship to attend the State of the Map Global conference 2024 in Nairobi Kenya. I screamed like a baby in Town and people started looking at me 😂. They thought I have lost it. I couldn’t keep calm because it was one of my to do list this year to visit a foreign country and my first time attending the State of the Map Global conference. I shared the news to my sister Ndinawe and guess what? we screamed even more 😂. I was so excited that Day, I couldn’t believe it. I was excited about meeting my geospatial family across the globe in person. I was excited for the whole week. I did some research about Kenyan food and culture. I was so thrilled to taste ugali and beef pilau. Arrival in Kenya. Me and my sister Letwin were early bird’s. We arrived at the Airport in the evening and started waiting for the mogul behind Every door application. I got the local sim-card at the Airport and we proceeded to the hostel. I fall in love with Kenyan infrastructure,, the people, environment and the weather.

The following day, I met the African geospatial Giants Geoffrey, Benedicta , Walter, Victor and Mr Josm Kingsley. I was so excited because it was my first time meeting them in-person. We made noise, look some pictures and guess what? Geoffrey decided to surprise us by bringing Arnalie. Everyone was elated to meet Miss smiley. Come on you just have to love Arnalie personality. Welcoming party at ESA After breakfast, we gathered for the welcoming party at ESA . It was a wonderful experience, I met incredible people around the globe, we had a mapathon and celebrated Geoffrey’s birthday in a unique style. Day 1 ,2 and 3. The state of the Map finally commenced and everyone was in awe. Walter and Laura officially gave an opening speech and that’s where thing’s got excited. I attended a number of sessions such as community capacity building - a case study case study OSM Kenya by Walter. The session was insightful and I enjoyed every bit of it. Women in Osm Tech -What worked best for me by Anastazia , Exporting high quality Atlas Maps in bulk by leveraging OpenStreetMap Data in QGIS by Jonanes from Tanzania, .Mapping Kenya: 15 Years of Map Kibera, Hagen, Joshua Ogure and beyond and lighting talks from Incredible people and I can proudly say that the volume of information shared on each session from day 1 to the last day was very insightful and informative. I also had the opportunity of hosting a session on day 2 with Samson. It was my first time hosting a session but Samson made thing’s easy for both of us ☺. Social Event. Ooh my god, the social event on Day 2 was electric, the local organizers decided to make the conference more interesting by bringing Nganga bus filled with loud music, all I can say about the bus is they’re on another Level 😂. We reached our destination, played some games, did karaoke with my geospatial family. It was one of my favorite moments, Everyone loosened up . On the final day, attended a number of sessions and I also had a lighting where I spoke about local knowledge Mappers, I gave a brief of what we do and what we are working on. I would like to thank all organizers, sponsors and everyone that made the conference memorable. A big thank you to Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Open Summit Grant for granting me a full travel sponsorship. Thank you Geoffrey, Letwin, Walter, Tom Tom, Priscilla, Victor, Benedicta, Arnalie and everyone for making the conference memorable as kenyan would say ASANTE SAANA..

KAMPANAT THUMWONG

This Conference was a Good opportunity for me and all the team from Rwanda as well as Africa in General because it was the first time of Africa to host the state of the Map. apart from traveling from Kigali to Nairobi for 26hours in the bus ,I enjoyed every details in the conference and Nairobi.

DAY ONE TO LAST

The Sotm Nairobi 2024 official started from 6th to 9th September, what a good moment to connect with brilliant minds , Geospatial experts and, fellow mappers from all over the world ,it was exciting to follow every session and presentation that was shared; like UN-Maps ,I was amazed by the presentation of how public transportation can be improved by maps. The information corrected was incredibly helpful to my knowledge and learning. \

I can not mention every thing, but the social event at BAO BOX is vibrating again and again, playing Golf,singing and dancing at once it was incredible opportunity to be there.
Special thanks to HOT and Geoffrey for helping me to attend the conference ,thanks the team of organizers ,you did a great work for the 3 days of the event. Have a blast and let’s Map! Eugenie de Jesus \

Sarah and Adopted daughter hahaha! let’s meet again \ Proudly to present Rwanda every where I go.

Hallo, ich bin bei openstreetmap registriert. Wenn ich mich bei osmhydrant anmelden will kommt direkt wenn ich auf Login drücke eine Fehlermeldung. Fehler 500 Datei nicht gefunden.