Hot off the heels of #SotMUS2026, we also have full historical coverage of I-90 in #Wisconsin thanks to Pilgerobst, as well as the highways around #SanAntonio thanks to @CharliePlett. The road map is starting to look a little less blank!
@scroeser This probably doesn't count as "academic," but #SOTMUS2026 (State of the Map US) just wrapped up and had some activity on here. (less than I expected TBH, but that's probably because a lot of the chatter happened on Slack)
Just ordered two external 8 TB drives so that I can take out my street-level imagery data from Mapillary, just in case.
Inspired by some discussions at #SOTMUS2026

I'm not a conference person. But I really, really enjoyed #SOTMUS2026

These are my people! Thanks to the @OpenStreetMapUS team for all the work that went into making it a great experience! (and the sponsors who paid for it)

RE: https://fosstodon.org/@haraldkliems/116731510618010707

Our talk today went well, and I had a lot of great conversations with other attendees! I'm loving my first #SOTMUS2026 conference. I'm pretty exhausted, but tomorrow is another day (and I'll have my second talk, on street-level imagery).

I have an RSS feed for #OpenStreetMap notes in #MadisonWI set up. Activity seems up, likely due to #SOTMUS2026 happening right now!
Using OpenStreetMap data to assess the bikeability of schools

#SOTMUS2026 starts today and I'm excited. I'll meet with my co-presenter @benvarick shortly to finalize our talk. If you're interested in how we use OSM data and a variety of open source tools to create measures of bikeability of schools, join our talk tomorrow (Friday) at 1:15pm.

#OpenStreetMap

@ianrbuck Are you headed to #SOTMUS2026?

Oopsie, I just found out today that one of the #SOTMUS2026 talks I was co-presenting on doesn't have its main presenter anymore. Well, that's a good opportunity to pivot a little and talk about efforts to get #Panoramax off the ground in the US!

#StreetLevelImagery #OpenStreetMap