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@infeeeee @pietervdvn@lemmy.ml oh, glanced over that! Seems like I didn't properly read your comment, sorry 'bout that

@redd @Tyoda https://mapcomplete.org/trees is mobile friendly and supports the species tag. With plantnet, it even uses AI to automatically detect it!

@redd Basically that. In @MapComplete , I'm simply querying nearby reviews and seeing that the name is somewhat similar.

This means that is a shop changes name, they lose their reviews.

@ApplyingAutomation You can use https://mapcomplete.org/food for this - it has reviews (thanks to @mangroveReviews ) and picture upload

@abeorch @vatlark Also have a look at https://mapcomplete.org

@abeorch @blackris StreetMeasure heavily relies on some Google Services (notably the 'augmented reality'). As the maintainer wanted to keep SC free of the google dependency, the StreetMeasure functionality was split out into a separate app

@GravitySpoiled @pietervdvn@lemmy.ml Yeah, maybe we should ask them to use framaforms or similar next time.

@nudnyekscentryk @bruhbeans IIRC, there was a project in the UK which tried to map as many as possible, in order to predict fluctuations in electricity supply.

We know where clouds are with good precision. If we can match this with the locations of solar panels + some math, they could predict small fluctuations.

@strypey @MapAmore @openstreetmap @everydoor Have you tried https://mapcomplete.org already?

@mannivu @Doudouosm @openstreetmap eh, maybe? Maybe discuss this on the issue tracker...

@Doudouosm @openstreetmap (i happened to see it in another toot, while in the train station...)

@Doudouosm @openstreetmap I've already mapped the one in #brugge : https://dev.mapcomplete.org/drinking_water.html?z=17.9&lat=51.1974274683557&lon=3.2177549901334714#node/11374108813