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Articles and publications tagged Openstreetmap across the Atmosphere.

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John Beales
John BealesAug 12, 2026
Updated my 13 year old API mashup, Monarch Migration Explorer, to use Leaflet & OpenStreetMap instead of Google Maps. Take a look at where Monarch butterflies have been spotted over the last several years at https://monarchs.johnbeales.com
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Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepageMar 15, 2026
.plan-26-11: Bins, bollards, bots and biodiversity boffins
Evidence synthesis at the DEFRA science conference, TESSERA transcoding and building a new SPA, OpenStreetMap/DuckDB bindings in OxCaml, and early thoughts on vibecoding etiquette.
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerMar 29, 2011
Onflood
Friday night was sleepless for me. I couldn’t stop thinking about a simple idea I had, riffing off of Color and some of the technology I’d built for OutMap: What if you could hook messages, photos, files and metadata to a particular location in space, and create an ad-hoc messageboard with this information based on where you were in the world? I couldn’t put the idea down - so I built it. To start, you set a location, either explicitly (by typing in the address) or implicitly (through your de
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerApr 9, 2009
There shouldn't need to be an OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap is a project whose aim is to make a free map of the world. It's extremely impressive: as well as searching the map in a normal way, the data is exportable via XML, PNG, JPEG, SVG and more, under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike license. But it shouldn't need to exist. In the US, federal government-created maps (and other data) are considered to be public information, and released freely. In the UK, such maps are subject to Crown Copyright, and the Ordnance Survey has be
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