Glad to have you helping out! I personally love working in empty areas; there’s a lot more freedom. Please feel free to send me if you have any questions!

This looks fantastic, and might get me interested in adding bus routes finally. Awesome job!

Welcome to OSM! Let us know if we can help!

Looks phenomenal! I’ve done some work mapping Mount Rainier National Park, so I know the pain of assigning natural types in those hybrid areas.

Very cool! I didn’t know this was available to help map some of the more difficult areas to map in WA. Thanks for the link and information on the background layer!

Hi Hans, you’ve made incredible progress with Anchorage! It’s always great to check in and see all the new features you are adding. Amazing job; I think you might be approaching Newton’s achievements!

Added on in the tiny town of Wishram in the Gorge recently, but this reminds me I should add more tags to it.

As an editor based on the US, I’m alway looking forward to hearing more from other US-based editors, especially given how pervasive Google Maps is in the US.

Yep, if it’s a business with a physical location, then sure. The number of businesses in the area really depends on how many local mappers the area has.

Nice job, it’s awesome to see the progress you’ve been making!

This is really an interesting read. Great work with a serious level of attention to detail.

Wow, that is really impressive. Some seriously professional work there!

Thank you for all your contributions! DigitalGlobe access has been an incredible asset to the OSM community.

What a great tool! Hope this is released for all, as this might even help mapping in the US (West Virginia is a great example).

Thank you for everything you’ve done to improve the map in one of the least mapped countries in OSM. I’ll miss the interesting diaries about your adventures around Turkmenistan, especially as someone who travels regularly to less developed countries for work. You and Ann are superstar OSM contributors.

Best of luck on your next assignment or wherever your work takes you.

Welcome to OSM!

Great work! The before and after comparison is really cool. Really obvious how much work went into it.

I know Google has machine learning pulling locations of solar panels from satellite imagery for their Project Sunroof tool. Seems accurate, if outdated at this point.

Definitely good to see some work going on to make renewables in all forms.

Awesome, looks great!

I always appreciate your diary entries. Really cool to see how perhaps the most accurate and up to date map of Turkmenistan is being developed.