I think most of you know my website: “How did you contribute to OpenStreetMap?“. It is a website where you can find information about OpenStreetMap contributors. You can see the first/last node the contributor placed and the amount of created nodes, ways, relations and other things.
Today I added a new diagram (1). It shows your monthly contributions to OpenStreetMap for the past 12 months as a chart and it’s based on the latest Full OSM History Planet Dump. In the following picture you can see the updates.
By clicking at “Get more Information …” (below the chart) you can see your past contributions in more detail. Separated into different categories such as created, touched and your “last modifier” OSM objects (nodes, ways and relations).
As a second update you can now see your first OSM way and OSM relation at the website (2). Check it out here: http://hdyc.neis-one.org
thx @ maɪˈæmɪ Dennis 🙂
Comments
8 responses to “How did you contribute the *last couple of months* to OpenStreetMap?”
Very nice! Could you have a different axis scale for relations? Thanks!
Thanks Josh. I will try to adjust the axis scale next time …
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Hi Pascal,
Loving this tool, however some parts of it are showing as last update “June 1st 2012”. Was this due to the licence change or is something broken?
Thanks,
DaCor
Hi DaCor,
nope, it is because the last Full History Dump is from June 1st 🙁 [1]. Anyway, I am working on a new version which will be independet of this file.
All the best,
Pascal
[1] http://planet.openstreetmap.org/cc-by-sa/full-experimental/
Ah ok. Thank you for the quick response. I look forward to seeing what else you in your bag of tricks 🙂
A really useful tool. It’s interesting too see, what first node was set from himself with the date. More of this useful utilities. 🙂
Hi Thommse, thank you very much for your comment. Did you see the other tools? >> http://resultmaps.neis-one.org/