Nice! What’s the camera brand?

You can also contribute your geotagged images to Mapillary or OpenStreetCam, and those imagery can be made available to other OpenStreetMap contributors (especially where imagery is sparse), and could also be used to train AI/ML for road feature detections.

Have you seen the MapWithAI plugin for JOSM: https://gitlab.com/gokaart/JOSM_MapWithAI ?

Thank you for your service, Kate.

Thank you for leading this activity, Mikko. Congratulations for gathering the support of passionate volunteers, and introducing them to OpenStreeMap.

I hope that this is only the first of many other mapathons you will be leading soon.

Also, kudos for holding what seems to be the first ever LGBTQI-themed mapathon! That’s awesome.

Ngano man diay? 🙃

Jenjereren hails from Ilocos, and kindly provided a translation for this entry in Ilocano:

“Mapatime sessions, good morning, it’s nice to work on and look for places to add in OpenStreetMap. I learned how to check what is needed and what can improve openstreetmap. It is also to improve myself. One thing I was happy to learn was how important paths are especially small ones.”

Thank you for contributing to OSM.

Thank you for posting the details, @drivingforce. These descriptive notes are useful in the changeset themselves, to allow other mappers to have better contextual background about a particular edit.

Thank you for your contributions to the map @drivingforce, and welcome to OpenStreetMap.

Apart from SatNav tracks (from GPS, Glonass, etc.), you might be interested in collecting street-level imagery using Mapillary or OpenStreetCam. The added advantage to this approach is that you’re not only collecting tracks, you’re also collecting photos that could be added to the commons which could be useful for extracting other information.

There are also various tools available that makes data contributions or editing on mobile more convenient. Check out the gamified StreetComplete, or the general purpose mapping apps with editing function like OsmAnd or Maps.Me.

If you’re keen to interact or have questions in mind, there are several channels for reaching out to local communities, check out the channels listed on osm.org/wiki/ph . We’d love to hear more from mappers outside the capital region.

Cheers, GOwin

@kucai

Yes, ODM can use multi-cores

Thank you for sharing diary entries like this, Alex. They’re always a joy to read.

Hindi ko napagtanto na mas personal pala ang koneksyon ng kuwentong ito. Salamat sa pagba-bahagi, Rally.

Nice one, Martijn! It would be lovely to connect this with the Notes, where local knowledge is quite helpful.

Wow! That’s coverage is awesome, especially if it was done on bike. Kudos!

That’s awesome, Jessa. Welcome to the OpenStreetMap community.

Awesome! Welcome to OpenStreetMap.

Let me guess, places you’ve visited in the Philippines? 😉

Congratulations on your first edit, and thank you for your contributions.

Congratulations on your first edit. And, thank you for updating the map of your neighborhood.

Thanks, Harry. What do you think of this collage?

I uploaded this and a few more of the photos I took with a PD-self license in the OSM wiki: MapaTime!

We’ll all be looking forward to that. I remember you actually joined us for late lunch after the 2016 mapping party. :grin: