I finally started to fill data in to #OpenStreetMap. At first I just looked at how several features are already tagged, then slowly started to correct wrong data and then add missing details. I use #StreetComplete app to add details on walk travels, #OsmAnd app to add POIs and of course the iD web editor for larger edits. I am especially impressed by the iD editor. It's so helpfull with clever use of autocomplete and linking to #OSM wiki... The best reward is 3D view becoming more realistic...
@schenklklopfer On OSM Wiki there are two 3D renderers worth metioning: 🗺️ demo.f4map.com/ That's the map in the image. I use it more because it refreshes data more often. But it's proprietary. 🗺️ streets.gl/ That should be open source and some details look there better. But they refresh very sporadically.
Good to see another person contributing. One thing that bit me a couple times when learning OSM was realizing that just because it was on the map doesn't mean it was correct or the best way of doing it. I recommend double checking against the wiki if you're not sure.
Id does do a great job for the basic tags.
JOSM is the standard for even more advanced edits.
@jhaluska True. I already found several tags that were used against wiki recommendations. What I mainly meant by learning from existing map data is discovering tags expressing the feature you want to add.
Pekny! Koukam, ze pouzivas matrix i jabber, pokud bys chtel nekdy poradit ohledne tagovani/mapovani mame nejen na techto protokolech propojenej chat viz openstreetmap.cz/git/mahdi1234…
Did you know that you can use the StreetComplete things or stores overlay to add POIs? This saves you having to switch. For even more options, there's also SCEE! github.com/Helium314/SCEE A more advanced version of StreetComplete where you can edit the raw tags of an object for example and plenty of more quests.
Schenkl 🏳️🌈
in reply to Štěpán Škorpil • • •Štěpán Škorpil
in reply to Schenkl 🏳️🌈 • • •On OSM Wiki there are two 3D renderers worth metioning:
🗺️ demo.f4map.com/ That's the map in the image. I use it more because it refreshes data more often. But it's proprietary.
🗺️ streets.gl/
That should be open source and some details look there better. But they refresh very sporadically.
F4map Demo - Interactive 3D map
F4map Demo - Interactive 3D mapSchenkl 🏳️🌈
in reply to Štěpán Škorpil • • •the level of detail is amazing. All the stuff I have mapped the last months.
It really looks like it is out there!
Nex I really need to take care of roof shapes and Building Parts!
Thank for sharing!
Jeff Haluska
in reply to Štěpán Škorpil • • •Good to see another person contributing. One thing that bit me a couple times when learning OSM was realizing that just because it was on the map doesn't mean it was correct or the best way of doing it. I recommend double checking against the wiki if you're not sure.
Id does do a great job for the basic tags.
JOSM is the standard for even more advanced edits.
Štěpán Škorpil
in reply to Jeff Haluska • • •Jeff Haluska
in reply to Štěpán Škorpil • • •mahdi
in reply to Štěpán Škorpil • • •documents/matterbridge.md at master
OSM.cz - gitŠtěpán Škorpil
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in reply to Štěpán Škorpil • • •A more advanced version of StreetComplete where you can edit the raw tags of an object for example and plenty of more quests.
GitHub - Helium314/SCEE: OpenStreetMap surveyor app for experienced OSM contributors
GitHubManuel 🦡🦡
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