TNMCorps Mapping Challenge Summary Results for US Pacific Territories
Summary statistics are now available for this challenge. Thanks again to everyone who contributed!
Altogether, 7 volunteers edited 167 unique points over 28 days. This is an AMAZING FEAT considering all the hurdles such as language barriers, availability of authoritative sources, etc. Nice work!
(click on each image below for a larger view of the maps)
TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: US Pacific Territories – Guam & Northern Mariana Islands (All Administrative Divisions) as of 06/21/2022
TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: A map of all the features in Guam & Northern Mariana Islands (all administrative divisions) that volunteers edited during this challenge.
TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: US Pacific Territories – American Samoa (All Islands) as of 06/21/2022
TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: A map of all the features in American Samoa Islands that volunteers edited during this challenge.
Here is a summary of edits by user role along with some timelapses showing those edits:
- Standard Editor: 57
- Peer Reviewer: 0
- Advanced Editor: 167
(click on each image below for a larger view of the timelapses)
Many thanks to our volunteers* who contributed!
- Allonsy
- genovt
- LB2019gis***
- ScNTXnMA
- superlemur***
- trmosher
- w.fleming
*This list only includes participants who have given consent to publish their username. Did you participate but don't see your username? Check your profile dashboard to make sure you've given consent for us to publish your username.
***A special shoutout to LB2019gis and superlemur! This is LB2019gis’s 5th challenge and superlemur’s 55th challenge! Thanks for being such stellar editors!
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