Walking Papers
http://walking-papers.org/

map to print

Print maps, draw on them, scan them back in and help OpenStreetMap improve its coverage of local points of interests and street detail. Walking Papers is a product of Stamen Design's Michal Migurski.

A vector-based, client-side framework for rendering maps in native HTML 5. Written in JavaScript, it uses the new Canvas element to load mapping data from various sources, including OpenStreetMap. Maps are styled with Geographic Style Sheets (GSS), a cascading stylesheet specification for geospatial information – a decision which leverages literacy in CSS to make map styling more accessible. However, GSS is a scripting language as well, making Cartagen an ideal framework for mapping dynamic data.

A vector-based, client-side framework for rendering maps in native HTML 5

"Just like CSS for styling web pages, GSS is a specification for designing maps. Adapted for dynamic data sources, GSS can define changing geographic elements, display multiple datasets, and even respond to contextual tags like "condition:poor"."

Really quickly get an Amazon EC2 instance up and running Open Street Map.

Tile Drawer makes designing and hosting custom maps simple and straightforward. The project lets anyone run their own OpenStreetMap server in the cloud with one-step configuration and zero administration.

Create own EC2 openstreetmap tile generator

The project lets anyone run their own OpenStreetMap server in the cloud with one-step configuration and zero administration.

Wow, very cool indeed! Enhance your photos with osm data. Haven't found if you can upload your own pictures though...

Pretty cool

OffMaps lets you take your maps offline. It is the ideal companion for any iPhone and iPod Touch user, who wants to access maps when travelling abroad (and avoid data roaming charges) and who wants to have fast access to maps at all times. This app (and the icon) just has to be on the right hand side of Apple's built-in maps app.

OffMaps allows you to take your maps offline and search them on your iPod Touch and iPhone without an active internet connection

This would have been handy when we were traveling Italy last year.