List of featured images/2010

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See also List of featured images/2009 and List of featured images/2011

2010

Week 1 (4–10 Jan.)		English 15 cm high res aerial imagery with 0.5 m positional accuracy, of Lauf in Germany (map) donated by the local municipality. See DE:Luftbilder aus Lauf.
Week 2 (11–17 Jan.)		English The cycle map now has hill-shading
Week 3 (18–24 Jan.)		English Earthquake Response WikiProject Haiti.
Week 4 (25–31 Jan.)		English Based on the second batch of tracks and panoramic images from norc.ro, the Romanian contributors organized Virtual Mapping Party Romania 2009 (still in progress). In the image you can see the progress in Tulcea after a few days work.
Week 5 (1–7 Feb.)		English Nothing left to map? Try underground pipelines, deduced from manholes, wall markers and open pit construction work.
Week 6 (8–14 Feb.)		English Large printouts of OpenStreetMap on the walls of the World Banks Situation Room for the Haiti Earthquake response.[1] These maps are serving as the basic infrastructure information for response and rebuilding activities.
Week 7 (15–21 Feb.)		English A JOSM plugin lets you record GPS traces by driving an early 90s sports car in WMS imagery land.
Week 8 (22–28 Feb.)		English OpenOrienteeringMap rendering of Ayala Center
Week 9 (1–7 Mar.)		English mapgen.pl is a simple renderer written in Perl that can be used to create maps in SVG, PNG and PDF format.
Week 10 (8–14 Mar.)		English Map detail throughout the world (red = more complex maps)
Week 11 (15–21 Mar.)		English Map showing parts of London that have been updated in the last year (from OSM Mapper)
Week 12 (22–28 Mar.)		English Isometric 3D Map of Czech Republic - screenshot of Kralupy nad Vltavou (see the same place by Mapnik).
Week 13 (29 Mar. – 4 Apr.)		English OpenStreetMap Workshop at FEATI University in Manila, Philippines. An OSMer is teaching geodetic engineering students how to operate the GPS units and the cake slices for the field mapping is in the foreground.
Week 14 (5–11 Apr.)		English Helsinki by night - Hike & Bike Map (http://hikebikemap.de) with "By Night" overlay showing Helsinki, Finland.
Week 15 (12–18 Apr.)		English Promenade Gardens in Georgetown, Guyana. The paths among the trees and flowers in the public garden.
Week 16 (19–25 Apr.)		English TownGuide will render PDF maps with street & POI indexes
Week 17 (26 Apr. – 2 May)		English The OSM test of "free"-ness -- can you bake it on a cake? Shown here: map from the Marikina Mapping Party
Week 18 (3–9 May)		English Survey points and topology, one of many map styles available for Garmin
Week 19 (10–16 May)		English A frame from itoWorld's visualisation of flights after the volcano
Week 20 (17–23 May)		English Simon Clayson sends word that OSM now powers the route-map on Great Western Trains
Week 21 (24–30 May)		English Mappers in the Kibera area of Nairobi. Mikel Maron is running a project called mapkibera there.
Week 22 (31 May – 6 Jun.)		English Maps from Cloudmade.com with Housenumber-search and various maps-styles
Week 23 (7–13 Jun.)		English Encouraging locals to contribute local POI information. Pins on a map at Spacemakers Brixton mini mapping party
Week 24 (14–20 Jun.)		English Visualization showing the edits on Indian Railway Network lines on OSM
Week 25 (21–27 Jun.)		English Green Point Common in Cape Town, including the new Cape Town Stadium, one of the venues of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. See also the 2010 World Cup mapping project.
Week 26 (28 Jun. – 4 Jul.)		English Participants of OSMit2010, the second Italian meeting on OSM held in Genoa from 3rd to 5th June
Week 27 (5–11 Jul.)		English GpsDrive showing OpenCycleMap tiles of Balearic Islands
Week 28 (12–18 Jul.)		English State Of The Map 2010 in Girona
Week 29 (19–25 Jul.)		English Kosice bus/tram stop using OSM maps
Week 30 (26 Jul. – 1 Aug.)		English Participants of Graian Alps Mapping Party, the second event on Italian mountain. We were guest of Gran Paradiso National Park at the hunting lodge of King
Week 31 (2–8 Aug.)		English Distribution of natural=tree nodes in Szczecin obtained from the city's cadastre bureau. (Project of the week/2010/Aug 01 is to add more)
Week 32 (9–15 Aug.)		English Jhabjan's map of Sinj in Croatia, printed for tourism office. Aerial images were donated by local aerial club.
Week 33 (16–22 Aug.)		English 6 years after OSM was started, the British Isles are finally starting to look mapped
Week 34 (23–29 Aug.)		English Hamburg has a large carnival three times a year for each 4 weeks. User mbuege maps all the attractions and fast food stands.
Week 35 (30 Aug. – 5 Sep.)		English OpenStreetMap Merida, in Venezuela, meeting August 2010
Week 36 (6–12 Sep.)		English You don't need fancy gear to do mapping for OSM. Sometimes, all you need is a sketchpad, pen and some attention to detail. Here's seav's sketchpad of the Ortigas slice during the Ortigas-Mandaluyong Mapping Party.
Week 37 (13–19 Sep.)		English Building outlines in Staffanstorp, Sweden courtesy of the town council GIS.
Week 38 (20–26 Sep.)		English An 8bit-game-like map of New York City based on OSM data. http://8bitnyc.com/
Week 39 (27 Sep. – 3 Oct.)		English OSM map of Merida[2], Venezuela. Data by Fundacion GeoHorizontes de Venezuela. Data collected by HernanRamirez.
Week 40 (4–10 Oct.)		English Mapping Party in Marburg, Germany: Blind and seeing mappers discover a tactile model of Elisabethkirche with accessible GPS devices.
Week 41 (11–17 Oct.)		English Великие Луки Mapping Weekend banner: "We've come from different cities of Russia and Belarus to create the best map of Velikiye Luki in the world"
Week 42 (18–24 Oct.)		English One year after the French land cover import, 69% of the country is informed in land cover [3]
Week 43 (25–31 Oct.)		English Typographic maps manually traced from OSM data