Day 3: Sidewalks Instead of focusing on a small area I tried adding all sidewalks, as well as sidewalk information to roads. After doing that all roads have sidewalk information, instead of only 3, and as for the sidewalks themselves I made a small map. #OpenStreetMap #gis
Day 4 (just): Tried to map a bit more details around this bus stop. Unlike most stops in the area it doesn't have bicycle parking,a shelter or a bench, so mapped some more details around the fuel station instead, like the car wash, charging point and some advertising.
Day 5: did some mapping around a shopping center, added all missing opening hours and websites (for the shops that have it), as well as parking spaces, landuse, sidewalks and some more details.
Day 6 (again, just): Not much today just some details around a bus stop: converted the bicycle parking to an area, added some trees and landuse, and added a missing shop.
Day 7: parking Tried to convert every parking node to a way, as well as add any missing ones. In total I ended up converting 28 nodes to ways, adding 65 new ones and editing about 17 ones.
Day 8: Not much today, converted a building node into a way and reworked some (residential) landuse. Also a small comparison of residential area before and after I started mapping, still lots to do...
Day 12 (sort of): Always fun trying to get detailed landuse for mixed-use buildings, also came across an interesting one for tagging: a shop selling (ethically sourced) animal hides (now tagged as shop=interior_decoration). Also one of the reasons why I love mapping, you see something new every time. #OpenStreetMap
Day 13 and 14: Different place for this time, a small nearby village. Finally aligned most of the roads, some were off by about 5m, polished up the landuse and did some other minor touch-ups. Also spotted this interesting 'bridge'-like road near the start of a 30-zone, almost looks like traffic calming. #OpenStreetMap
Day 18 and 19: Added a penny press and a large waste bin using @MapComplete . Creating the penny press theme was mostly incidental because I found some mapped in #OpenStreetMap while looking for vending machines. Completely revived my collecting hobby...
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in reply to Robin van der Linde • • •Instead of focusing on a small area I tried adding all sidewalks, as well as sidewalk information to roads. After doing that all roads have sidewalk information, instead of only 3, and as for the sidewalks themselves I made a small map.
#OpenStreetMap #gis
Robin van der Linde
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in reply to Robin van der Linde • • •Tried to convert every parking node to a way, as well as add any missing ones. In total I ended up converting 28 nodes to ways, adding 65 new ones and editing about 17 ones.
Robin van der Linde
in reply to Robin van der Linde • • •Not much today, converted a building node into a way and reworked some (residential) landuse. Also a small comparison of residential area before and after I started mapping, still lots to do...
Robin van der Linde
in reply to Robin van der Linde • • •Day (9 &) 10:
Added some residential landuse where it was missing and some minor details like street lamps, driveways and surface information.
Also did some mapping yesterday, but adding reference numbers to bus stops isn't the most visual thing (like mentioned before: (https://en.osm.town/@SeeandMap/111711528107415719)
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Robin van der Linde
in reply to Robin van der Linde • • •One of those changesets which looks like 10 minutes of work, but ends up being 90 minutes..
Robin van der Linde
in reply to Robin van der Linde • • •Always fun trying to get detailed landuse for mixed-use buildings, also came across an interesting one for tagging: a shop selling (ethically sourced) animal hides (now tagged as shop=interior_decoration).
Also one of the reasons why I love mapping, you see something new every time.
#OpenStreetMap
Robin van der Linde
in reply to Robin van der Linde • • •Different place for this time, a small nearby village. Finally aligned most of the roads, some were off by about 5m, polished up the landuse and did some other minor touch-ups. Also spotted this interesting 'bridge'-like road near the start of a 30-zone, almost looks like traffic calming.
#OpenStreetMap
Robin van der Linde
in reply to Robin van der Linde • • •Different place again, found a desire path that has been paved with grass pavers, but not updated in official maps.
Robin van der Linde
in reply to Robin van der Linde • • •Day 16 (only slightly late): Added a photo to a parcel locker using @MapComplete (https://botsin.space/@mapcomplete/111768820974062021)
Still one the easiest ways of editing POIs like this and adding photos on the go in my (slightly biased) opinion
MapComplete
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