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ExPODition EP.2 - Unbounded
Expodition November 06, 2020
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The Map the Paths Hall of Fame
Updates October 30, 2020
Trek View is creating open source software to save the environment. The Hall of Fame highlights people helping us to achieve our ambitious goal.
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Announcing the ExPODition Podcast
Expodition October 23, 2020
Climb. Ski. Hike. Bike. Paddle. Run. Travel. Stories from ‘everyday people’ who have embarked on amazing adventures.
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Crowdsourcing safer bicycle lane design
Mapthepaths October 16, 2020
Abstracting data from images of bicycle lanes to create a blueprint for the safest bicycle infrastructure.
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Make your street-level images easily searchable
Mapthepaths October 09, 2020
We have 100’s of thousands of street-level photos on Street View, Mapillary, and other places on the web. Here’s how we manage them.
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Street View vs. StreetSide vs. Look Around vs. Mapillary
Guides October 02, 2020
How do the major street-level mapping products compare?
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How to Blur People and Objects on Street-Level Mapping Platforms
Guides September 25, 2020
If you see that your face or license plate requires additional blurring after being captured by a camera car, here’s how you can do it.
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Playing with the Mapillary API
Developers September 18, 2020
A quick look at some of the API queries we’ve used against the Mapillary API.
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An Introduction to Photogrammetry and LiDaR
Guides September 11, 2020
How Google Maps make their satellite imagery look three-dimensional.
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Preparing for an Image Mapping Party
Updates September 04, 2020
Image mapping parties are not only organised to capture images. They also provide a great opportunity to teach people how to use street-level imagery to improve Open Street Map.