HazelCyril, about notes, you can see the osm-note-viewer, by Anton:

https://antonkhorev.github.io/osm-note-viewer/

https://github.com/AntonKhorev/osm-note-viewer

Congrats *****

It is incredible that eight years after, “the song remains the same”…

Super! Merci beaucoup.

Thank you, dpschep , gorgeous :)

SK53, thank you a lot for your updates. The idea is to improve these nodes with more attributes, including Wikipedia link. Correcting what I wrote earlier, there are many photographs on Pl@antNet, but we had trouble identifying them with MapComplete’s AI. Do you know of any applications that use the iNaturalist database?

@mycota, fixed with JOSM, using the filter natural=tree, because there are only these two species in this location. And they are not native, portugueses (and their descendents) brought them. The original is just restinga vegetation.

Thank you both for your support. Hopefully, I will be with my colleagues biologists in our field mapping ;)

@mycota, really, it is an angiosperm, thank you for your correction.. It is a trap for me, because the leaves are in the shape of needles and I did it very quickly. I’m not so good at terrestrial botany also; as an oceanographer, I know more about algae… Because of you, I will check before the taxonomic information of individuals. For Brazil, the Pl@ntNet (plantnet.org) database has zero records, so, we can not identify with the photo and its AI in the field mapping.

@se_bras, we could pehaps do it in the SotM Latam 2025, but it would be hybrid for me because I can not participate presentially. But it could be with Paul Dassori too because he knows a lot more than I… Really, he is a kind of inspiration for me (as the other tree mapping people from Latin America).

Nice map! Congratulations ;)

Love travel diaries, txs…very interesting ;)

What are we doing now?

TABLE - Summary of pre-existent foundation schemes for affiliation (in progress).

Contrib to this process ;)

Thank you, @arnalielsewhere :)

I was talking about culture… the original culture is muslin and it is not friend to this issues… but you want to sustain that all of this is about the British interference… and, more surprisingly, that OSMF apologizes persecution of minorities… you can do the relation that you want, but if makes sense is another question… The country is independent since 1960 and had free elections since 2011.

@AmyCupcake, before… suaílis cultura…

It is not apologizing anything…. As @o_andras wrote previously:

“There may exist several countries in Africa where it isn’t illegal to be LGBT. However, you’re missing an important detail on how the SotM WG chooses the venue, which is: local groups applying to host it. The SotM didn’t pick Nairobi and then got a group of randos to organize it.”

It is the first time that event is being hosted in Africa…and it is the natural way because african community has realized a great pregress in mapping the continent with OSM and it is increasing day by day.

And the author of the diary ignores that there are rules in these countries, that can not be desrespected… it is about culture, that is very different of the Western culture.

Excellent :)

Congratulations for this initiative! Are these imagens hosted in OpenAerialMap? Another question is if Field Mapping Tasking Manager worked 100% or there was some problem/dificult… Thank you so much.

Olá, Pedro Grata pela documentação, você pode publicar na WeeklyOSM, pois seria útil a outras pessoas. Se você não souber ainda como submeter conteúdo lá, veja o item 1.1-How to submit content to weeklyOSM? em osm.wiki/WeeklyOSM. Tem um sistema de submissão, em que você mesmo edita a “notícia” que sairá no domingo subsequente, de acordo com o calendário da equipe que mantém a WeeklyOSM. Parabéns pelo trabalho!

Merci, Séverin :)