My latest #map project: Maps showing the spread of #sport facilities in #OpenStreetMap in t̶h̶e̶ ̶C̶e̶l̶t̶i̶c̶ ̶I̶s̶l̶e̶s̶ #Ireland & #Britain
More here (incl. software used): https://technomancy.org/openstreetmap/heatmaps/sport-ireland-britain/
Find the #software to make that here: https://technomancy.org/openstreetmap/heatmaps/sport-ireland-britain/
If you make any interesting maps, please let me know. 🙂
@rory "soccer"? can you do that one again with football :)
@ak @wolfie In case you're interested, here's the American Football ( https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/TjO ). You're right about Hull.
Caveat: #OSM data is very uneven. There can be places/cities/regions which have much more data. There's plenty of pitches mapped which don't have a `sport` attribute/key ( warning big slow query https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/TjQ )
@rory fair enough that they use soccer on there but I thought the national sport would've had a lot more heat, I guess cos it's more often just played casually in recreation grounds that aren't specifically marked as "for football"
@wolfie Perhaps it's not a great visualization, because for each sport, the colours are relative to the min/max of that value. A place with an unusually large 'score' throws the scales, so most of the map isn't very noticable.
Here's `sport=soccer` with the same scales as in the `sport=gaelic_games` map.
@rory ah I see now, that makes sense!
@rory thank you for this, it's all very interesting 😄 seeing the south coast heat spot for equestrian as well tallies with my experience growing up there lol
@wolfie horsey people? In the South East of England?! I'm SHOCKED, I tell you! /s 😛😛
@rory hehe I never rode myself but I did do my year 10 work experience week at a stables 😅
@wolfie hehe. OSM has lots of people interested in niche interests. There's lots for mapping horse riding stuff https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Riding
The `sport` tag in OSM. Unsurprisingly following population spread