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Hi, wenn ich in der Maps-App bin und bei einem markierten Ort nach oben scrolle, erscheint manchmal ganz unten die blaue Schrift: Ort ändern ( oder so ähnlich…), oft aber auch nicht. Woran liegt das und was kann ich tun, um Orte direkt aus der App zu ändern? Ps: das ist auch so, wenn ich bei openstreetmap eingeloggt bin.

Danke

Pss: “ Dieser Ort existiert nicht” erscheint genauso zufällig.

Good day, please fill out the questionnaire for my thesis. The questionnaire concerns contributors to the OSM project. It takes you about 10 minutes.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSZIjLltmnYjQ40hkX6lto5-rydEOxPGVBf8rBlcgA4S2kXg/viewform?usp=sf_link

Thanks for your time!

Sincerely Daniela

im a local real estate agent, who helps Sellers - sell there real estate / homes for top dollar. Help Buyers purchase there real estate with the best possible terms. And Help investors sell there investments.

Today was my first data editing in open streetmap. I was working on project #5795 - Jeremie - Mapping of the unsafe places based on gender - Women Connect Challenge - Haiti. I was editing streets and buildings. I hope to regularly work on humanitarian projects. I’m very exited to have found a link to this site on LinkedIn. Can’t wait to keep working!

Well, not really, but welcome heavy rains are drenching Ashgabat and environs. This is good news for the wheat crop and sets the stage for successful cotton planting in another couple of weeks. This is a desert, so rains in winter and spring are a blessing.

For collecting ground-level imagery, of course, it’s not that good. Today I scouted a couple of textile mills to nail down their names, but could not really collect imagery, so did it the old-fashioned way–scribbled their names onto a FieldPapers printout. While at it I found a couple more street names in an Ashgabat suburb, Yasmansalyk, and then came home to update Bereket based on imagery collected some time back but never analyzed. So rainy days are good for something in cartography, too, not only agriculture!

O Instituto Ágil está localizado na cidade de Sumaré atendendo empresas e pessoas em toda a Região Metropolitana de Campinas e estado de São Paulo; acolhendo projetos de todo o Brasil e também do Exterior. Área de atuação do Instituto: *Criação de Sistemas, Aplicativos e Web. *Agência de Marketing Digital e SEO. *Serviços e Suporte Técnico de Informática.

Especialidades da Ágil: *Produtos de qualidade e última geração. *Soluções personalizadas ou prontas. *Serviços diversificados e sob demanda.

Once a friend asked me: This problem has been bothering me for many years. First of all, I’m a man. I don’t have any feeling of “love” for anybody, but I will have the feeling of liking (not limited to men and women). The reason why I like without love is that although I want to have deep friendship with the people I like, I don’t want to tie up with he or she. That is to say, I want to be able to communicate freely and unrestricted, and not confined to one-to-one. I mean, both sides don’t restrict each other. I also don’t care if the other person is interacting with other people at the same time. Sexually, I don’t care about men and women, and I don’t have much interest in having relationships with others. I’m not very interested in having a boyfriend or girlfriend. I don’t think I’m either asexual, bisexual, or pan-homosexual, nor heterosexual or homosexual. I don’t understand what types of sexual. I don’t fantasize about having sex with anyone. It’s just fantasy itself. I don’t know what I’m talking about. As for the object of my transient joy, there are also men and women.

According to what he said,I think it’s bisexual who wants an open relationship. After a clear definition, I will talk about this issue from two aspects: the development of sexual orientation, and the relationship that the questioner expects, that is, the open relationship.

Definition and Development of Sexual Orientation

Let’s start by talking about sexual orientation.“Neither men nor women matters.”It fits the definition of bisexuality.“It’s not just love / desire for a single sex.”Have you ever tried to have sexual contact with men and women?If you are happy and excited in relationships with different genders, I think it can be defined as real bisexual(http://lgbtdatingsites.org/).

Open Relations

The question says, “I want to be able to communicate freely without restrictions, and not just one-to-one.” So I think you should be looking forward to the so-called “open relationship”. “Open-ended relationship” is a kind of intimate relationship. Both parties (or multiple parties) have the will to maintain partnership without being restricted by traditional monogamy. The specific situation of each open-ended relationship is quite different. The real state and mode of the relationship are entirely determined by the participants. If you consider entering an open relationship, the first thing to think about is, is an open relationship suitable for you? Try to think: What is your belief in a single partner? Do you believe that people can fall in love with more than one person at the same time? What is the relationship between sex and love for you? Imagine your partner having sex with someone else. How do you feel? Imagine your partner building relationships with others. What’s your biggest fear? Do you have time to cultivate intimacy for more than a period of time?

When you think about the above problems, you will inevitably have some different feelings from the past. How do you deal with these feelings? Are you a jealous person? How do you deal with strong emotions? How do you usually handle conflicts in relationships?

If an open relationship is to succeed, partners must be open, frank and consistent with each other. An open relationship can not be an excuse for cheating. If all the above problems can be dealt with calmly and thoughtfully for you, I think maybe a big problem will become whether there is a way to get in touch with people who are willing to accept an open relationship.

Of course, this is not to encourage people to abandon a single partnership to enter an open relationship. Human desires are very complex. We should pay attention to the different needs of each person, give people the opportunity to explore various options for themselves, and find the most suitable and comfortable way to exist.

About “Like” and “Love”

In the part of communication, you say that the key difference between liking and not love is “binding”. The feeling and definition of liking and love are subjective and personal. So I want to ask you, if you don’t have the feeling of “love” as you define it, is it bothering you? If you are comfortable and comfortable about it, I think whether you like it or love it, just be happy and comfortable.

I want you to think about it : Apart from knowing your sexual orientation, what are your “troubles”? How does knowing about sexual orientation affect you?

I see that you seem to be trying very hard to find a “general” way to define yourself, but there is some resistance to such a definition.In fact, “sex” is a very personal thing. As long as the way you want is the best way (of course, on the premise of not harming others), even if it can not be categorized in a certain type?Instead of comparing with others, it’s important to be aware of your true state and take good care of your needs and feelings.

O MapRoulette liberou uma nova atualização para o Site e já está rodando essa atualização 3.2.3.v /

mapRoulette 3.2.3

MapRoulette has released a new update to the Site and is already running this update 3.2.3.v

mapRoulette 3.2.3

[v3.2.3] - Liberado - 2019-03-12

Fixo

*Honre as prioridades da tarefa ao carregar a próxima tarefa aleatória

*Permitir conclusão de tarefa para status de tarefas não finais (por exemplo, Ignorado)

*Navegue pelo desafio da navegação ao navegar diretamente para ele (# 668)

*Erro de permissão ao navegar diretamente para o administrador do projeto (# 665)

*Motociclista ocupado ausente nos botões de login ao determinar o status do login

*Filtro “de propriedade” em projetos de administração nem sempre mostrando projetos de propriedade.

*URLs de exportação de CSV que podem estar incorretos para algumas configurações do servidor.

*Barras de rolagem estranhas removidas

*Erro ao visualizar um placar vazio

*Rótulos de progresso de desafio ilegíveis em foco Várias pequenas correções visuais

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[v3.2.3] - released - 2019-03-12

Fixed

*Honor task priorities when loading the next random task

*Allow task completion for non-final task statuses (e.g. Skipped)

*Scroll browsed challenge into view when navigating directly to it (#668)

*Permission error when navigating directly to project admin (#665)

*Missing busy spinner on sign-in buttons while determining login status

*“Owned” filter in admin projects not always showing owned projects

*CSV export URLs that could be incorrect for some server configurations

*Removed extraneous scrollbars

*Error when viewing an empty leaderboard

*Unreadable challenge-progress labels on hover

*Various minor visual fixes

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Raphaelmirc

Recife - PE.

Juanis

Hoje passei de 3.000 Edições no OpenStreetMap e com um só Objetivo, ajudar cada vês mais a comunidade do OpenStreetMap, nessas 3.000 edições posso dizer que ajudei o Brasil a melhorar o seu mapeamento, a Pernambuco avançar na tag Name pois muitas cidades de pernambuco não tinha nome de Rua e ao municipio de Recife a avançar nos seus dados no OpenStreetMap, como a inclusão de nomes oficias nas praças do Recife, a Inclusão das Escolas Municipais, a melhorias e inclusão dos postos de saúde da Rede Municipal, a Inclusão dos Cep´s nas Ruas e Avenidas da Cidade do Recife que ainda falta concluir mais está bem avançado com as Ruas já terminadas, faltando apenas as Avenidas.

Hoje também venho destacar a tradução do Site http://maproulette.org para o pt_BR que estará na sua nova atualização que será a 3.2.4 e que já está pronta só aguardando a incorporação da tradução ao site, venho agradecer aos mapeadores da comunidade brasileira do OpenStreetMap que vem me ajudando a cada dia mais aprender mais e mais e ajudar a nossa comunidade que tanto necessita dos dados do OSM e que hoje e essencial ter esses dados publicados para que possamos ajudar a todos que procura algo na Internet.

Muito trabalho ainda pela frente mais de certa forma realizado por tudo que tenho feito ate hoje no OSM e saber que poso contribuir cada vez mais para que o OSM seja o Numero Um no Mundo com seus Dados Livre!

Bom Mapeamentos a Todos.

Raphaelmirc

Recife-PE.

The German OpenStreetMap community explains below the possible impacts of Article 13 of the new EU Copyright Directive on OpenStreetMap. Source: https://www.openstreetmap.de/uf/en.html (with minor modifications)

On 26 March 2019, the European Parliament will vote for a third time on the new EU Copyright Directive. Article 13 of the new directive will de-facto force content platforms to filter uploaded contributions by their users. If a platform does not prevent uploading of copyright-protected content in accordance with “high industry standards of professional diligence” (i.e. upload filters), the operator of the platform is liable for copyright violations of their users. The new rules can be met by the large platforms, such as Google, Youtube and Facebook. Small, independent and free platforms like OpenStreetMap would be forced to introduce such filters or face catastrophic liability. This threatens our project.

The European Parliament passed the bill on 12 September 2018 despite noticeable civil society protest. Since then, the European Commission, the Council of Europe and representatives of the parliament, negotiated a compromise. It is expected that the parliament will vote on the compromise in the last week of March. We think that passing the bill would harm the OpenStreetMap and many other small and medium-sized platforms – regardless of whether they are commercial or not. If OpenStreetMap had to invest more resources on pre-filtering content than on anything else, the project would be a shadow of its former self. If nothing changes, a dark future awaits us.

The OpenStreetMap Foundation, FOSSGIS e.V. – the official local chapter in Germany – and OpenStreetMap France – the official local chapter in France – campaign for free map data. We usually do so in financial and technical matters but sometimes we are forced to become active in politics to defend the project.

But the directive does not mention upload filters, does it?

The term is not used in the current version of the draft. But operators of platforms will be liable for copyright violations of their users if they do not meet the following conditions:

1. They must have made “best efforts” to get a licence to use the uploaded content.
2. They must have made best efforts to ensure that their platform does not publish content if copyright holders have provided them with the necessary information.
3. If they are informed about a copyright violation, they have to remove the content, or disable access to them, immediately.

Until now, platforms were excepted from strict liability if they reacted immediately to a notification of a copyright violation. This new directive would force platforms to use either upload filters or review all contributions manually. Upload filters are the “high industry standard of professional diligence”. For example, Google uses them on Youtube.

What’s the problem with upload filters?

Upload filters have a number of issues for small and medium sized and/or free and independent platforms like OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia:

• These filters do not work as reliably as required. Even now, and definitely under the new directive, they tend to be too zealous, by erring on the side of caution and excluding more than they should.
• The operators of small and medium sized platforms will be forced to purchase the filter technology from large companies to keep up with the current state of filtering technology. This gives more power, and money, to large companies, centralising their power even more.
• The rules will affect any website where users can upload copyrighted content. These are not only social networks but blogs with comments and forums as well. Small and new platforms lack the required financial resources to buy the filters. They will be exempted from the first and second condition (attempt to get a license and prevent uploads of copyrighted contents) if their annual turnover is below EUR 10 million and they are less than 3 years old. But three years is a short time. If the number of users exceeds 5 million, condition 3 (prevent re-upload of illegal content) must be met.

The directive aims to oppose the business model of big US companies. Indeed, the business model of Google and others is not always well aligned with public interests, but the directive will harm small and medium sized competitors, not the large ones.

Why do upload filters harm OpenStreetMap?

The OpenStreetMap project emphasises openness. Map changes by all users, new and experienced, are applied immediately and are provided to all other data processors immediately. The map is always as up to date as possible.

Upload filters are very impracticable for multiple reasons:

• OpenStreetMap records the reality as it is. Other map data providers do the same. If OpenStreetMap compared the submissions with other datasets, many false positives would occur. Our data is if it is correct, very similar to the data of other map providers. A road in OpenStreetMap has the same curves, the same name, the same speed limit.
• If a user uploads changes which are rejected by a filter, these changes have to be rejected as soon as possible. This requires the time of our volunteers, who would like to improve the map rather than checking whether a filter returned a false positive.
• If a rejected contribution and a contribution of another user edit the same object in the database, a editing conflict occurs. They cannot be solved automatically because our world is too complex. Some conflicts are not that obvious: If two users add the same recently erected building, the two of them create a new object. In reality, this is a building recorded twice in our data.
• If an edit by a new contributor is rejected by the filter although the edit is fine, the contributor becomes demotivated due to a lack of positive feedback.
• The development, setup and optimisation of the filter requires a large amount of work from our volunteer software developers. Maybe we will have to spend money to purchase services. Both the work of our volunteers and the donations and membership fees are precious limited resources which can be better spent elsewhere to take our project forward.

There is an exception for Wikipedia, isn’t there?

It is not clear whether the “Wikipedia exemption” would be valid for OSM and even Wikipedia does not feel confident: María Sefidari Huici, member of the board of Wikimedia Foundation, calls the proposed changes a threat for the living and free internet. The Wikimedia Foundation, the organisation behind Wikipedia, doubts that this exemption satisfies their requirements. We share these doubts.

The directive has to be implemented in national law by EU member states. The implementation will not be the same among the countries. Some differences are possible. In some countries, terms like “commercial” and “business-like” are interpreted very strictly. Our data is used in commercial environments a lot. There are many companies using our data and contributing back to OpenStreetMap by developing software or paying their own data contributors – or just by making OSM available to the broad public. If OpenStreetMap becomes harder to use for commercial data purposes, due to these new restrictions, it will harm all of us.

What can I do to oppose the directive?

There are multiple options to become active:

• Sending emails to MEPs is not useful or effective. It is likely that would be treated as spam and/or boost the (false) impression put forward by some advocates of the directive that the folks against the directive are “Google’s bots”.
• You can phone your MEP and try to convince them. savetheinternet.info/contact-your-mep provides phone numbers and a filter by country of origin.
• Our number one request is that you join a protest. Join one of the many demonstrations or organise one yourself. There is a day of action in more then 30 cities all over Europe on 23 March. Dates and locations can be found at savetheinternet.info.

The web site saveyourinternet.eu provides suggestions and support to get in touch with members of the European Parliament. If we succeed in explaining to enough MEPs that upload filters as described in article 13 are a bad idea, the Parliament can reject the article or the whole proposal.

Press contact

Enquiries can be answered by the Communication Working Group at press@osmfoundation.org. As the Working Group members are volunteers, we invite you first to use your favorite search engine to see if your question has been answered in our forum or mailing lists. You can also ask your questions on the forum (OpenStreetMap account required for log-in), our mailing lists and in our chat rooms.

What is OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap was founded in 2004 and is a international project to create a free map of the world. To do so, we, thousands of volunteers, collect data about roads, railways, rivers, forests, buildings and a lot more worldwide. Our map data can be downloaded for free by everyone and used for any purpose – including commercial usage. It is possible to produce your own maps which highlight certain features, to calculate routes etc. OpenStreetMap is increasingly used when one needs maps which can be very quickly, or easily, updated, such as ambulance services, fire brigades, humanitarian development and humanitarian crises response.

What is the OpenStreetMap Foundation
The OpenStreetMap Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation, formed in the UK to support the OpenStreetMap Project. It is dedicated to encouraging the growth, development and distribution of free geospatial data for anyone to use and share. The OpenStreetMap Foundation owns and maintains the infrastructure of the OpenStreetMap project.

Source: https://www.openstreetmap.de/uf/en.html with minor modifications

Dear OSMers —

The Proposal for a DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on copyright in the Digital Single Market COM/2016/0593 final - 2016/0280 (COD) is a European thing.

I’m Canadian, in Canada.

There’s nothing I can do about your laws.

Please don’t act as gatekeepers of the world’s map by taking away features as a “protest” against something that users can’t change. I’m sure the EU is quaking in its boots over the inability to query OSM today.

Update: apparently there’s a banner with a link to https://savetheinternet.info/demos on the map today. TIL there are folks who don’t adblock everything.

Какое главное требование к любому сервису для коммерческого использования? Не скорость, не дешевизна, не качество результата. Надёжность. Если сервис надёжен, то есть, гарантирует, что запрос не обвалится и не выдаст неожиданный результат когда-нибудь в будущем или один раз из тысячи, то компании готовы платить за него миллионы долларов.

Пока американские картографы в Slack обсуждают, почему для Waze карту обновляют так много добровольцев (как и в России для Яндекса), немецкий картографический интернет тупо отключается, сервис за сервисом. На openstreetmap.de карта зияет чёрными тайлами. Overpass API отключен до 23:00 по Москве. Выгрузки Geofabrik тоже отключены. Вместо всей немецкой википедии — чёрная страница с горой длинных слов. Если вы использовали хоть один из этих сервисов, вы теперь знаете, что такое надёжность открытого проекта.

Да, тринадцатая статья, за которую во вторник будет голосовать Европарламент, сломает нам весь интернет. Контент-проектам типа OSM и Википедии придётся вводить сложные системы цензурирования контента, чтобы не платить штрафы за нарушение авторского права. Потому что отвечать за это будут не пользователи их данных, как сейчас, а сами проекты. Этот законопроект подобен таким же идиотским проектам русского правительства. Если бы я жил в Европе, я бы вышел 23 марта на улицу вместе со всеми. Но сейчас ни я, ни люди из США, Африки, Азии, России не могут пользоваться сервисами, и почему меня должны касаться проблемы белых людей?

Реакция на 13 статью подобна русским контрсанкциям: назло бабушке отморожу сервер. Парламентарии не заметят, а тысячи пользователей со всего мира поймут, что этим немцам (которые до сих пор рулят во всех направляющих дискуссиях в OpenStreetMap) доверять нельзя, какие-то они нервные и не думают о других. Лучше пойти на сервисы, которые обеспечивают надёжность, пусть и не такие дешёвые.

Проблема только в том, что адекватных платных сервисов на базе OpenStreetMap нет. Mapbox приближается к этой планке, но от вида их картостиля хочется биться головой о карту на столе, а качество геокодера заставляет лить слёзы. И мы не говорим о свежести данных ещё: известно же, что слепок OSM — это не OSM. И это всё: остальные не тянут объёма запросов и кастомизацию. Хороши только пользовательские продукты, отвязанные от корневых серверов: тот же Maps.Me или Cycle.Travel.

Вот и получается: почему обычные пользователи правят не OSM, а проприетарные карты? Потому что они с ними работают. Почему они работают не с открытой альтернативой? Потому что если бы компании, производящие продукт, её выбрали, то потом бы ежедневно обливались слезами. Открытым данным доверять нельзя — и не потому, что они открытые (это, как раз, хорошо), а потому что вокруг них вырастают ненадёжные, часто откровенно вредящие сервисы. Проще пожертвовать источником, чем пытаться их исправить.

Good day, please fill out the questionnaire for my thesis. The questionnaire concerns contributors to the OSM project. It takes you about 10 minutes.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSZIjLltmnYjQ40hkX6lto5-rydEOxPGVBf8rBlcgA4S2kXg/viewform?usp=sf_link

Thanks for your time!

Sincerely Daniela

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Ich schließe mich dem Aufruf, wie er auf https://www.openstreetmap.de/uf/index.html verbreitet wird, nicht an. Mein Mitarbeti an OSM stelle ich ein.

Đơn xin việc hay còn gọi là thư xin việc, là biểu mẫu được sử dụng khi một ai đó cần trình bày nguyện vọng xin việc đến nhà tuyển dụng, gây chú ý để được tuyển vào vị trí công việc mà mình mong muốn. So với các biểu mẫu khác trong hồ sơ xin việc thì đơn xin việc có nội dung ngắn gọn nhất nhưng lại chứa những nội dung vô cùng quan trọng, là điểm nhấn trong hồ sơ xin việc.

Đơn xin việc (Thư xin việc) dùng để làm gì ? Thu hút nhà tuyển dụng Hầu hết nhà tuyển dụng đều mở thư xin việc ra xem trước khi mở hàng đống giấy tờ liên quan như sơ yếu lý lịch hay bằng cấp của bạn trong bộ hồ sơ xin việc. Bằng chứng là một cuộc khảo sát thì có hơn 80% nhà tuyển dụng xem thư xin việc là cơ sở quan trọng để khiến họ hứng thú với CV của bạn. Lời khuyên dành cho bạn là hãy xem thư xin việc như là phần chính của bộ hồ sơ còn CV thì là dữ liệu đính kèm.

Thể hiện được các kỹ năng bản thân Bạn sẽ giật mình nếu biết 56% nhà tuyển dụng không có thiện cảm với những bộ hồ sơ không có thư xin việc. Khiến cho rất dễ bộ hồ sơ của bạn bị rơi ngay vào sọt rác trước khi được đọc. Bởi lá thư xin việc nó có tác dụng sau: • Chứng minh ứng viên đã quan tâm đến chi tiết công việc đang ứng tuyển, và làm theo đầy đủ các bước mà thông tin tuyển dụng yêu cầu • Thể hiện được mong muốn của ứng viên với vị trí làm việc sắp tới. • Cho thấy sự phấn đấu và mong muốn đóng góp khi được nhận vào công ty • Thể hiện cho nhà tuyển dụng thấy kỹ năng viết và kỹ năng giao tiếp của ứng viên • Đôi khi đó cũng là một bài test nhỏ của nhà tuyển dụng để biết được điểm mạnh, điểm yếu của ứng viên. Và xem đức tính cẩn thận của ứng viên đến đâu.

Bố cục của mẫu đơn xin việc cơ bản độc đáo : Mở đầu đơn xin việc • Thông tin của bạn: Họ tên, địa chỉ, năm sinh, số điện thoại • Ngày làm đơn xin việc • Lời chào đầu thư : Bạn cần có lời chào đầu thư. Cách viết lời chào đầu thư phụ thuộc vào thông tin bạn có về công ty bạn đang ứng tuyển. Ví dụ: Dear Mr/Ms tên của người bạn gửi đến,. Nếu bạn không có thông tin về họ thì có thể viết: Dear Hiring Manager,. (Tên liên lạc của người tuyển dụng, Vị trí của người tuyển dụng, Tên công ty, Địa chỉ công ty)

Nội dung của đơn xin việc a. Đoạn 1: Nêu về vị trí công việc bạn muốn ứng tuyển và bạn biết đến thông tin tuyển dụng từ đâu. b. Đọan 2: Tạo ấn tượng cho nhà tuyển dụng khi đọc đơn xin việc của bạn. Viết ngắn gọn, nhưng đảm bảo rõ ràng và mạch lạc vì nhà tuyển dụng sẽ thông qua đây để đánh giá kỹ năng viết của bạn. • Viết những kỹ năng, kinh nghiệm phù hợp tới công việc bạn đang ứng tuyển. • Giải thích tại sao bạn quan tâm tới công việc và lý do bạn ứng tuyển. Lưu ý: không liệt kê quá nhiều kỹ năng, kinh nghiệm không liên qua tới công việc. Vì nếu liệt kê như vậy nhà tuyển dụng sẽ cho rằng bạn đang kể lể và sẽ không để lại ấn tượng. Để bản cover letter gây hấp dẫn hơn, bạn có thể thêm các con số để diễn tả những gì bạn đã đạt được.

Kết thúc đơn xin việc • Nhấn mạnh lại kỹ năng của bạn phù hợp với vị trí công ty đang cần tuyển. • Thể hiện sự mong muốn có một cuộc phỏng vấn và mong sớm nhận được phản hồi. • Đề nghị nhà tuyển dụng đọc CV của bạn. • Gửi lời cảm ơn tới nhà tuyển dụng. • Ký thư: Trân trọng! và ghi đầy đủ họ tên của bạn. Xem thêm: https://jobpro.vn/cac-mau-don-xin-viec-file-word-n564.html

If you are into cycling and own a Garmin Edge device, chances are you already know about http://garmin.openstreetmap.nl/ - this website produces maps for many GPS devices, the Edge being one of them. There is a great write-up about it here - https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2013/05/download-garmin-705800810.html

I used http://garmin.openstreetmap.nl/ many times in the past but it became difficult and time consuming when, for instance, you wanted to combine different states (USA) or even if you want to create a map of the entire USA, also, the “TYP” file used to create the *.img files from this site does not produce a good detailed map that show all the detail that I wanted to see on my device. While searching for alternative solution, I discovered mkgmap, spliiter and http://download.geofabrik.de/ . Mkgmap & Spliiter are tools that you can use to manipulate the *.osm.pbf files located in geofabrik and create Garmin *.img file that you can then transfer to your GPS.

The command-line options for both mkgmap & splitter can be overwhelming for some so I have created a FREE windows app that can be used to create your own maps using these tools. To see it in action, go to: https://youtu.be/1lc-mW3cKkA

Enjoy!

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• Intro
• OSMTracker v0.7
• Fixing the Photos

After installing OSMTracker v0.7 on my Android SmartPhone on the Ides of March, then using it the next day for the first time, I discovered that not only did it not track (a touch of an existential issue for a GPS Tracker - how come no-one noticed that before?) but photos taken with the App also were lacking almost all GPS info within the metadata, making them useless for Mapillary.

 ~/DCIM/Camera$ identify -verbose IMG_20190316_092818.jpg | fgrep GPS
exif:GPSAltitudeRef: 240/100
exif:GPSInfo: 686

It was a short session and only 43 photos, but I did not want to waste them if it could be helped. Somewhere in my searching I came across two really old plugins for JOSM which worked to fix that absence:

• Plugin: photo_geotagging
• Plugin: photoadjust
• Wiki: photomapping techniques
• Wiki: photomapping within JOSM
• Wiki: Geotagging Source Photos (old)

How to Add Geo-tags into Photos within JOSM

My phone is a cheap model from Vodaphone (SmartPrime-7, model VFD 600, Andoid 6.0.1) and has been able to add a full set of GPS tags to the photos that it takes with the built-in utility from the get-go, let alone when using OSMTracker. Even so, after taking photos under OSMTracker-0.7 and exporting a GPX (track-file), even though the gpx contained lat/long/compass for each photo, the photos themselves did not.

Step-by-step

Inside JOSM:–

1. Press f12 to bring up Preferences
2. Select Configure available plug-ins (LHS)
3. (When the selections come up)
   Scroll down/search for ‘photo’
4. Select photo_geotagging (currently 34867)
   This is what allows you to select & write (via the right-click menu) the GPS position into the exif of that selected file
5. Select photoadjust (currently 34867)
   This plugin allows imported photos to be positioned & moved upon the JOSM map.
6. Select Download
7. Press OK

We now have the ability to load photos on to JOSM as an Image layer and then to place the photos at the place where the photographer was standing, and to register the direction that the camera was facing. Those GPS details can then be placed into the file metadata. This is easy to do but, since it has to be done one-file-at-a-time and cannot be scripted, it is incredibly tedious to do (I only had 43 photos to process and it took me a couple of hours; imagine if there were 43,000 photos!).

This is the step-by-step:–

1. Inside JOSM press menu: File | Open… (Ctrl+o)
2. In the Files of Type: select-box choose Image Files (*.jpg)
3. Now use the Look in: select box and navigate to the directory containing the photo file(s) to import.
   (It is likely that you will want all photos in a particular directory, so select one with the mouse then press Ctrl+a (select all such files) and press OK (it may offer to Correlate images with GPS track - press Cancel))
4. If necessary, switch ON the Layers window (access via menu: Windows | Layers… (Alt+Shift+l)) which will now show a Geotagged Images layer
5. In the LHS click on Adjust Photos so the background is blue
6. There is now a Geotagged Images dialog-box which will show the active photo
   (this should show the first image in the list when you first start; right-click the Geotagged Images layer within the Layers window and choose Jump to next marker (Ctrl+Alt+J) if it does not)
7. With the photo to process showing in the dialog-box, hold down the Shift key and click at the correct location and a little camera rectangle will appear. Move it to the exact place where that photo was shot.
8. Hold down the Ctrl key and click in the direction that the camera was facing, and a little arrow will appear to show that.
9. When satisfied with both camera location for that photo and direction, right-click the Geotagged Images layer within the Layers window and choose Write coordinates to image layer
10. The first photo is now geo-tagged; 42,999 photos to go.

You will have spotted an option to mass-tag photos using a GPX track but that was NOT available to me since the track had failed as well. Sigh. Well, at least I got these 43 geo-tagged and later uplifted into Mapillary. Then Mapillary vandalised them with unnecessary blurs, again. So I used the blur editor, again, to remove all unnecessary blurs (most of them). And Mapillary completely ignored the fact that I had done this, so none of that work will be enacted, either. Again.

Well, that’s it for me with Mapillary. Does anyone have any other suggestions to replace Mapillary? What is OpenStreetCam like?

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