Welcome to an additional family member – OSMstats
by Pascal Neis - Published: September 7th, 2014
Maybe some of you are already familiar with “OSMstats”, a website that provides numerous statistics about the OpenStreetMap (OSM) project. The site was created and is maintained by the two guys at altogetherlost.com. However, OSMstats has now been moved to the ResultMaps domain at osmstats.neis-one.org. I added several new features too. First of all, you can now select a specific date for your stats. Secondly, the main menu panel has been extended with a new entry for statistical information about OSM changesets.
Additionally, the graphs for the country statistics, the active members and daily edits are also available in a “year”-overview. I hope you like the new extensions. A big thanks to both guys at altogetherlost.com who originally created OSMstats!
OSMstats is now available at: http://osmstats.neis-one.org
Feel free to check out my Resultmaps too which offer many helpful and funny OSM tools: http://resultmaps.neis-one.org
Notice: OSMstats was introduced in 2011, this means the webpage cannot provide statistics prior to that year. Also, the newly created Changeset-Tab has only data for July, 2014 and after.
Thanks to maɪˈæmɪ Dennis
Hi,
Thanks for all the lovely stats. It would be useful if the site made clearer the time zone of all the graphs. CET, current prevailing European summer/winter/zone, something else? This isn’t meant to sound rude, but when looking at things like daily ebb & flow of contributions it’s useful to know the time zone of the graphing.
I’m not a coder, but it would be awesome if the viewer could set their own timezone so the pulled data could be reset to their local time. If I’m say, in Tokyo then the time in Berlin or Paris has less immediate relevance.
Nonetheless, *thank you* for so generously making all these stats available to a wider audience. 🙂
Mark.
Hi Mark,
thank you very much for your feedback. Tried to add some additional information about the used timezone for the stats (Central European Time (CET)).
Hope that it helps, all the best.
Pascal
Hi Pascal, just wanted to make you aware, there’s an error popping up when I go to the countries page from the osmstats homepage
The error is:
DataTables warning (table id = ‘content’): Requested unknown parameter ‘2’ from the data source for row 0
BTW, nice work on the improvements over the original version
Hi DaCor,
thx for your comment. Sadly I can’t find any error when I go to the countries section. Maybe do you have an example URL?
All the best,
Pascal
Hi Pascal,
Got same error as DaCor, here is a screenshot http://goo.gl/DxeqG0.
Best,
Hi Enock,
I assume that this problem only exists in the early hours of the day (UTC). Should hopefully be fixed now. Anyway, thx for reporting (again).
All the best,
Pascal
Hi Pascal,
Got same error as DaCor, here is a screenshot http://goo.gl/DxeqG0.
Best,
In the merged notes resultmap, the list of active note users is gone. I liked that one, if only it was the list where I was highest up 🙂
http://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-notes
Hi Joost,
yes, sadly due to performance reasons, I had to remove the note users stats from #OSMstats. However, will try to restore it in the next version.
All the best,
Pascal
Hi Pascal,
thank u vermy much for this amazing archiv.
I dont want to be greedy, but is it possible to get the raw data, beside reading each value from the charts?
I for example would like to get the monthly mean value of daily aktive members to balance the fluctuations.
kind regards
Hi Rimpf,
thank you very much for your comment.
Sure, there you go, a CSV dataset with daily
#OpenStreetMap Node & Contributor Activity:
http://tools.neis-one.org/tmp/20150528_20111101_OSMStats_NodeUsers.txt
Hope that it helps you.
All the best, Pascal
Awesome!
thank you very much!
Is its possible for you to post a similar file with the
“No. of members who are the last modifier of at least one node”.
I really like and get inspired by your articles :
“Analyzing the Contributor Activity of a Volunteered Geographic Information Project — The Case of OpenStreetMap”
and
“The Street Network Evolution of Crowdsourced Maps: OpenStreetMap in Germany 2007–2011”
I would be very happy to compare it with actual values.
Especially. Figure 4: Development of OSM Street Network in Germany by Street Category (2007–2011). from the 2012 Article, would be very interesting to estimate the completeness.
However, thank you very much for your work.
It is a amazing!
Sure, there you go:
http://tools.neis-one.org/tmp/20150528_20111101_OSMStats_Users.txt
Hi Pascal,
thank u very much for your help.
I have another two requests.
1.Can u post the raw data for the “No. of active members last 7 and 30 days” chart?
2. Is it possible to locate the users?
I only can estimate how many user come from germany for example.
Again i have to thank you a lot
Hey Pascal,
but is it also possible to post a csv with the stats from the node page.
“Nodes in the database”, and “daily changes” would be useful.
Also the values from the country page “Germany” would be
really interesting for me.
Thanks a lot
PS: Sorry for bothering you again and again. But I really like your work around the osm-projekt. I don’t know if you often get those kind of requests, but I would be very happy if you go on with your work. Especially your Articles in Future Internet are a pleasure.
Wow, that sounded easy. How about centroids or polygons for users guessed home location?
of course, a list of #OpenStreetMap #Contributors with their activity center: http://tools.neis-one.org/tmp/20150531_ContributorsActivityCenter.txt
@ Rimpf, here you go:
“Nodes in the database”, and “daily changes” and “No. of active members last 7 and 30 days”:
http://tools.neis-one.org/tmp/20150613_20111101_Nodes_Contributors.txt
Contributors in Austria, Germany and Switzerland:
http://tools.neis-one.org/tmp/20150613_20111001_Contributors_AT_DE_CH.txt
Hope that it helps you.