It’s been a while since I spent any time editing OpenStreetMap for Charlottetown, and the tools available for making edits have evolved considerably in the interim. So today I spent some time tweaking and enhancing the city; you can see the work in progress here:
If you’re interesting in community mapping and you haven’t taken a look at OpenStreetMap lately, I suggest you return to the fold.
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OSM is a great resource and I
OSM is a great resource and I’m interested in doing more in Charlottetown and the surrounding area. Need to get out on my bike, need a good GPS first.
You can do lots for
You can do lots for OpenStreetMap without ever leaving your house: the web-based editor at OpenStreetMap.com allows you to trace buildings, roads, etc. over Yahoo satellite maps (there’s an arrangement with Yahoo that makes provisions for this copyright-wise).
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