I have been working with “internet in a box” volunteers for about 5 years. We recently used openlayers, and openmaptiles.com to reduce by a factor of 10 the size of our offline mapping capability.
We’d like to share our success in bringing together the work of many open source mapping developers into an application that runs on a $70 raspberry pi - and still leaves room for khan academy, and wikipedia in the local language.
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OpenStreetMap (OSM) data quality is a concern when compared to propriety data. Inspired by other OSM projects, the Map Quality Measurement initiative intends to visualize map quality with a heat-map approach by...
