Open Buildings
July 18, 2023 • #Google publishes an open archive of 1.8 billion building footprints.
Google publishes an open archive of 1.8 billion building footprints.
Joe Morrison updates us on the state corporate investment in OpenStreetMap.
Gurri on private vs. public emotions, McCloskey on the boom of modern progress, and Facebook's work on OpenStreetMap data.
A proposal to build an open format for book data using json.
The Internet Archive is working on linking to scanned books for Wikipedia book citations.
A neat tool for accessing an interactive map on a terminal console.
HOT OSM team on using ML techniques to assist in mapping tasks.
My takeaways from this year's FOSS4G-NA conference in San Diego, CA.
The HXL standard allows for uniform exchange of humanitarian datasets.
On our engagement with the US Census team in the Opportunity Project.
How you can use OpenAerialMap for hi-res imagery in Fulcrum Community.
Santa Barbara SAR with Fulcrum Community, open point cloud data on AWS, and Microsofts millions of building footprints.
Mastery learning, Burundi moving its capital, and tools for SRTM data.
“A few resources for topography, bathymetry, and place names in mapping.”
Topo map viewer from the USGS for National Map data.
David Garcia and Daniel Huffman's cartography projects.
A quick overview of my video mapping workflow for OSM editing, using Fulcrum.
Smart Keyboard Folio, defending 'climate optiism', and exploring place name data.
One of the coolest open source / open data projects happening right now is OpenAddresses, a growing group effort assembling around the problem of geocoding, the process of turning human-friendly addresses into spatial coordinates. Here's a quick overview of the project.
An essay on the value and importance of the OpenStreetMap project.
What can the OSM community do to create a larger body of contributors, and get registered users to edit?
Here are the slides from my talk at the first ever Ignite Tampa Bay. It was a blast to watch all the great talks from such a varied set of interests and passions. Great turnout, too — we drew a sellout crowd out to watch.