A New Home for Field Papers
summary
Field Papers moves from Stamen to OpenStreetMap US stewardship and remains a live, global mapping tool; the site already hosts hundreds of thousands of atlases and tens of thousands of uploaded scans. The codebase is migrated off legacy Heroku stacks to updated Node.js and Python 3, HTTPS and continuous deployment are enabled, hosting is funded, dependencies and security patches are being updated, and the project is open on GitHub with issues ready for contributors.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04What is Field Papers
- 2:23History of Field Papers
- 5:52Field Papers Overview
- 9:24What is OBUMOS doing
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