Is there a way to overlay property lot lines (aka land ownership maps) on the map of preferably a mobile FOSS application? I like OSM And and I know there are ways to make certain obscure things work. OnX Hunt has this feature but I don’t want to use the application
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If you can get the parcels from the municipality then you can probably give them a false OSM tag that renders and convert to show on OsmAnd via OsmAndMapCreator (then sideload them). It might be best to convert the addresses to OSM format too so they display.
Alternately there are two apps for putting QGIS projects on a mobile phone: QField and Merging/Input. They are meant for data collection but can be used to just display things as well.
If you're adding from an external source make sure you've checked the licence is OK, not everything that's "open data" is as permissive as OSM requires.
My impression of Organic Maps immediately improved when I started driving. It talks! It knows exit numbers! It can tell you which lanes to use! Sure, it isn’t as polished as Google Maps, but all of the functionality is present. The UI is high-contrast and easy to read, although I wish the text showing exit numbers/street names...
Is there a good Android app for using offline OpenStreetMap maps? My primary goal is to have maps that work when I have no connectivity. I’d like to download the entire US (or perhaps another country if I am traveling) and be able to navigate hiking trails where no cell service exists.
Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and TomTom have formed a group that will release data that could enable companies to build their own maps. The Overture Maps Foundation has captured 59 million points of interest, including restaurants, landmarks, streets, and regional borders. The data can be used for free as the base layer for a new...
I downloaded StreetComplete to contribute to OSM and on f-droid.org/en/…/de.westnordost.streetcomplete/ it warns you that “This app promotes or depends entirely on a non-free network service”. I’m not super concerned about that and will still try out StreetComplete but i was just wondering what non-free network...
@TnSb@ISMETA that thread's bonkers, sounds like not only do they consider the tile provider non-free, but also consider hardcoding connections to OSM as nonfree.
Visualize Lot Lines (OSM And)
Is there a way to overlay property lot lines (aka land ownership maps) on the map of preferably a mobile FOSS application? I like OSM And and I know there are ways to make certain obscure things work. OnX Hunt has this feature but I don’t want to use the application
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For those outside the UK they did a premier on YouTube and here is the video:...
Finished adding the stops to a major bus route in my county! (lemmy.dbzer0.com)
67 stops, phew… Time to sleep now.
Is there a free, idiot-friendly way to export a custom area of the map as a PNG/JPEG in other styles than on the offical website?
I don’t know whether I’m just missing an obvious solution here, but this driving me nuts....
Organic Maps: An Open-Source Maps App That Doesn't Suck (hardfault.life)
My impression of Organic Maps immediately improved when I started driving. It talks! It knows exit numbers! It can tell you which lanes to use! Sure, it isn’t as polished as Google Maps, but all of the functionality is present. The UI is high-contrast and easy to read, although I wish the text showing exit numbers/street names...
I'm the dev of MapComplete, currently stuck on a train. AMA
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Is there a good Android app?
Is there a good Android app for using offline OpenStreetMap maps? My primary goal is to have maps that work when I have no connectivity. I’d like to download the entire US (or perhaps another country if I am traveling) and be able to navigate hiking trails where no cell service exists.
Does anyone know what's going on with the CyclOSM layer?
I much prefer the clarity of bike infrastructure on the CyclOSM layer over Cycle Map....
Meta, Microsoft and Amazon team up on maps project to crack Apple-Google duopoly (www.cnbc.com)
Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and TomTom have formed a group that will release data that could enable companies to build their own maps. The Overture Maps Foundation has captured 59 million points of interest, including restaurants, landmarks, streets, and regional borders. The data can be used for free as the base layer for a new...
What are you guys mapping today?
I’m thinking about adding mainly road surface material and quality of my town today.
StreetComplete "promotes or depends entirely on a non-free network service"
I downloaded StreetComplete to contribute to OSM and on f-droid.org/en/…/de.westnordost.streetcomplete/ it warns you that “This app promotes or depends entirely on a non-free network service”. I’m not super concerned about that and will still try out StreetComplete but i was just wondering what non-free network...
National Geographic: The Coming End of an Incredible and Important Publication. (imgur.io)