Week 1
(31 Dec. – 6 Jan.)
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The Copenhagen map is featured on the Danish movie "Den skyldige" (The guilty). In the movie a police officer tries to find a kidnapped woman by tracking her phone location. See some scenes with OpenStreetMap in the trailer.
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Week 2
(7–13 Jan.)
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No image was featured this week.
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Week 3
(14–20 Jan.)
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No image was featured this week.
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Week 4
(21–27 Jan.)
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Week 5
(28 Jan. – 3 Feb.)
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Week 6
(4–10 Feb.)
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Week 7
(11–17 Feb.)
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A big mapping party in Marikina, Metro Manila, Philippines. The Lilac Street area was divided up and mapped in detail as described on GOwin's diary
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Week 8
(18–24 Feb.)
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Tremendous progress from 2013 to 2018 in the African country of Lesotho, mapping roads (red), and waterways (purple). Learn more on the MapLesotho site
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Week 9
(25 Feb. – 3 Mar.)
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Student mappers in Mali reaching the end of their training course [2]
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Week 10
(4–10 Mar.)
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Week 11
(11–17 Mar.)
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Week 12
(18–24 Mar.)
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Week 13
(25–31 Mar.)
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Week 14
(1–7 Apr.)
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European Youth Humanitarian OSM Erasmus+ Students EuYoutH OSM from Portugal, Spain, Romania, Germany and Ireland during a Mapathon in Portmarnock Community School, mapping Lesotho and Mozambique.
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Week 15
(8–14 Apr.)
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Kate Chapman, holding the Free Software Foundation 2018 award for projects of social benefit, together with FSF founder and president Richard Stallman, who presented the award during LibrePlanet 2019.
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Week 16
(15–21 Apr.)
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riverbasinmap.com - An interactive world map of rivers and river basins, showing the Rhone. [3]
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Week 17
(22–28 Apr.)
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Week 18
(29 Apr. – 5 May)
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Week 19
(6–12 May)
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The Castle Dossier Map is currently the most complete web map of castles and palaces in Switzerland, including nearby countries (Germany, France, Italy and Liechtenstein) - right up to Neuschwanstein Castle. The multilingual web application mashes OpenStreetMap with Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons (images) and Wikipedia.
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Week 20
(13–19 May)
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Hans van der Kwast organised a mapathon at WARMA Zambia, helping them learn OpenStreetMap while mapping Zambia for disaster preparedness and water/sanitation provision (HOT Task)
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Week 21
(20–26 May)
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Sweden Lakes and Buildings - A simple but stylish rendering in QGIS
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Week 22
(27 May – 2 Jun.)
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Week 23
(3–9 Jun.)
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Map of voting station travel times appearing on this chunichi.co.jp article (ja), analysing whether turnout improved with provision of more voting stations in Hamamatsu and Ichinomiya, Japan.
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Week 24
(10–16 Jun.)
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The Legendary club of Larabanga, Leclara, is introducing community-run, sustainable tourism initiatives in Ghana with the help of a HOT microgrant
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Week 25
(17–23 Jun.)
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The Legendary club of Larabanga, Leclara, is introducing community-run, sustainable tourism initiatives in Ghana with the help of a HOT microgrant
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Week 26
(24–30 Jun.)
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Week 27
(1–7 Jul.)
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The "speed index" map of Germany. Kumakyoo devised this index, taking an average speed limit of roads within the area of every community, to produce this map indicating pedestrian friendliness
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Week 28
(8–14 Jul.)
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Week 29
(15–21 Jul.)
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This map by Kontur, appearing on a new tool called Disaster Ninja, shows relative distribution of OpenStreetMap object count vs Population. Green means relatively more OpenStreetMap data, Red means relatively more (less well mapped) population.
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Week 30
(22–28 Jul.)
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This map by Kontur, appearing on a new tool called Disaster Ninja, shows relative distribution of OpenStreetMap object count vs Population. Green means relatively more OpenStreetMap data, Red means relatively more (less well mapped) population.
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Week 31
(29 Jul. – 4 Aug.)
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Building resilient communities in Bohol (Philippines) through OpenStreetMap.
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Week 32
(5–11 Aug.)
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Map editing with street level imagery collected during a mapathon in Ogre, Latvia
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Week 33
(12–18 Aug.)
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Week 34
(19–25 Aug.)
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Where to shop in Sydney when you want to shop big - Created with Maps for Adobe ArcGIS extension, and a vector base map from OpenStreetMap
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Week 35
(26 Aug. – 1 Sep.)
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Week 36
(2–8 Sep.)
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Week 37
(9–15 Sep.)
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Shop details at a big shopping mall and theme park in Minneapolis [4]
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Week 38
(16–22 Sep.)
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Week 39
(23–29 Sep.)
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Over 500 people have converged on Heidelberg this weekend for the big OpenStreetMap international conference State of the Map 2019
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Week 40
(30 Sep. – 6 Oct.)
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State of the Map 2019 a fantastic three day event in Heidelberg with OpenStreetMap talks, discussions and workshops
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Week 41
(7–13 Oct.)
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Motorbike set up by EIosdev on twitter with a built-in iPad running a custom developed OpenStreetMap navigation app.
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Week 42
(14–20 Oct.)
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Week 43
(21–27 Oct.)
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Week 44
(28 Oct. – 3 Nov.)
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Week 45
(4–10 Nov.)
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A visualisation of OpenStreetMap contributor lifespan by Jennings Anderson inspired by a 2018 paper by Daniel Bégin. Each dot is a contributor. Older contributors on the left. Contributors with their last contribution very recently are along the top. People who only contributed for a few days are light yellow. Longer lasting contributors are dark purple
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Week 46
(11–17 Nov.)
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A visualisation of OpenStreetMap contributor lifespan by Jennings Anderson inspired by a 2018 paper by Daniel Bégin. Each dot is a contributor. Older contributors on the left. Contributors with their last contribution very recently are along the top. People who only contributed for a few days are light yellow. Longer lasting contributors are dark purple
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Week 47
(18–24 Nov.)
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Week 48
(25 Nov. – 1 Dec.)
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Parks in Christchurch, New Zealand. Left: park polygons, Right: tessellation of polygons centroids (catchment) while colour is log10(park area).
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Week 49
(2–8 Dec.)
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A map of Reading (building & river data from OpenStreetMap) laser etched into a cork tray
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Week 50
(9–15 Dec.)
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An artistic perspective view of Cherkasy, Ukraine, created using OpenStreetMap data, QGIS to process an OpenStreetMap base map, Blender for 3D visualisation, and Inkscape for the final layout
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Week 51
(16–22 Dec.)
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