OSMfocus

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OSMfocus
Screenshot OSMfocus.png
OSMfocus Icon.png
Author: MichaelVL
License: (free of charge)
Platform: Android
Status: Unmaintained
Version: 0.1.1rc1 (2014-10-09)
Language: English
Install:
Source code: michaelvl/osm-focus GitHub
Mannivu/osm-focus GitHub
Programming language: Java

Shows details of nearby objects from OSM so they can be verified during a survey

Features
Feature Value
Map Display
Display map yes
Map data raster;vector
Source online
Rotate map no
3D view no
Shows website
Shows phone number
Shows operation hours
Routing
Routing no
Create route manually
Calculate route
Create route via Waypoints
Routing profiles
Turn restrictions
Calculate route without Internet (Offline routing)
Routing providers
Avoid traffic
Traffic Provider
Navigating
Navigate no
Find location
Find nearby POIs
Navigate to point
Navigation with voice / Voice guidance
Keep on road
Lane guidance
Works without GPS
Navigate along predefined route
Tracking
Make track no
Customizable log interval
Track formats
Geotagging
Fast POI buttons
Upload GPX to OSM
Monitoring
Monitoring no
Show current track
Open existing track
Altitude diagram
Show POD value
Satellite view
Show live NMEA data
Show speed
Send current position
Editing

(Not set)

Rendering

(Not set)

Accessibility

(Not set)

Description

OSMfocus is an Android app (version 4.x or better required) and can show details of nearby objects from the OpenStreetMap database such that they can be compared with real world observations. Correcting errors or adding missing information to OpenStreetMap and thus getting it 'into focus' is the main purpose of OSMfocus. OSMfocus is not a map, navigation tool or OpenStreetMap editor.

Discrepancies between the real-world and OpenStreetMap are best observed on-site while memorizing details for later comparison with OpenStreetMap is usually difficult and with a good likelihood of missing the actual differences.

Screenshots

Display of data

OSMfocus shows key-value pairs as "=" and abbreviate one pair that occurs quite often, namely highway=* and name=* which is shown with a ":". Example:

residential: 'South Street'
lit = yes
maxspeed = 50
sidewalk = both

Way objects which has just a single key-value pair of type building=* are ignored when searching for nearby objects.

To make better utilization of screen space, the following keys are not shown:

You can set the number of info boxes in the settings to 2, 4, 8 or auto. In last case the number depends on screen size and orientation (landscape or portrait).

Permissions

OSMfocus use location services and network access permissions for downloading vector map data and background map tiles for your current location.

Userbox

Userbox which can be used on User pages in this wiki by adding {{User OSMfocus}}

OSMfocus Icon OSMfocus reviews OpenStreetMap data using OSMfocus.


Links

See also