User:Dieterdreist

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de-N Dieser Benutzer spricht Deutsch als Muttersprache.
en-3 This user has advanced knowledge of English.
it-3 Questo utente può contribuire con un livello avanzato in italiano.
fr-2 Cet utilisateur dispose de connaissances intermédiaires en français.
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OSM Logo This user submits data to OpenStreetMap under the name
dieterdreist.
OSM Community Forum Logo.png Dieterdreist is on the OpenStreetMap Community forum as @dieterdreist.
JOSM Dieterdreist submits data to OpenStreetMap using JOSM.
Level0 Dieterdreist submits data to OpenStreetMap using Level0.
Go_Map Dieterdreist submits data to OpenStreetMap using Go Map!!.
Overpass-turbo.svg Dieterdreist uses Overpass turbo, an OSM database search tool, and is willing to advise on it
Website Dieterdreist has a website.
Go Do Some Mapping Dieterdreist
prefers to go outside and map.
Bike Dieterdreist
is a bicyclist.
Daemon-phk.svg Dieterdreist uses a FreeBSD-based computer.
OS X El Capitan logo.svg Dieterdreist uses a computer running macOS.

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General

I'm dieterdreist (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) from Rome, Italy. I'm mapping everything that I like to have in the data. I'm also generally interested in tagging questions, and am contributing to tagging discussions in order to help finding suitable tags, and to transfer the outcome of discussions and other information between the German, Italian and international community.

Equipment

I started contributing to OpenStreetMap back in early 2008 using a Garmin GPSmap 60CSx and at the time constructed my own gps mount from recycling parts in aluminium with rubber, to attach the gps-unit on the bike. In the meantime OSM has had an incredible success and you mostly don't need a GPS unit for mapping, at least not in the big cities, because you can integrate your observations into the already existing mapping. I am now doing small mapping on the go with the phantastic iPhone editor Go_Map!! while the bigger surveys are mostly based on photographs and edited at home with Josm. You really don't need any costy or complicated equipment to map, the most important part is your own knowledge.

Mapping Roma

We are currently meeting every last Monday of a month in Garbatella. In the past we have had some local meetings in the Rome area at the first fusolab. You can find more information on the Rome/Incontro page.

If you are a new mapper in Lazio, or you are not, and you need some help or hint, or simply want to contact me, feel free to send me an email at dieterdreist-at-gmail-dot-com.

Andate sulla pagina di Roma per sapere di più. C'è anche una mailing list per Roma ed il Lazio: http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-it-lazio

Mapping Berlin

I was back to Berlin for some time and have been to the local meetings Berlin Brandenburger Stammtisch.

Uncategorized

Useful links

data and meta data analysis

  • whosthat.osmz.ru search for past usernames and userids by name
  • OSMCha analyze changesets (visually see on a map what happened, various filter possibilities)
  • hdyc How did you contribute: see user contribution statistics
  • osmlab.github.io/osm-deep-history see all versions of the history of a specific object in a table
  • OSMI the OSM inspector by Geofabrik
  • taghistory by Martin Raifer
  • element from editing API v0.6 e.g. this gets the version 1 of way 123. Useful for large objects, when the history raises timeout.

Editing

  • level0 a text editor for OSM data

Social

Tags

This is a list of tags that I introduced, often through the proposal process, or which I documented and pushed from very low usage. It is currently incomplete and work in progress.

Features


Properties

garden:type and :style?