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Expand Up @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ The following are Quality Assurance tools commonly used in the HOT workflow. A d
Follow the instructions under the resources tab found here: https://campaigns.hotosm.org/resources

### OSMCha
[OSMCha](https://osmcha.mapbox.com/), or the OpenStreetMap Changeset Analyzer, is a tool designed to review uploads and changes to OSM data, largely to prevent vandalism and bad edits made to map data. This tool allows users to filter by username, location, dates of upload, and other metadata features. OSMCha is useful for monitoring the progress of data cleaning and upload teams.
[OSMCha](https://osmcha.org/), or the OpenStreetMap Changeset Analyzer, is a tool designed to review uploads and changes to OSM data, largely to prevent vandalism and bad edits made to map data. This tool allows users to filter by username, location, dates of upload, and other metadata features. OSMCha is useful for monitoring the progress of data cleaning and upload teams.

**Skills and Technology Needed**

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#### How to use OSMCha

1. Navigate to [https://osmcha.mapbox.com](https://osmcha.mapbox.com) in the Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox internet browser.
1. Navigate to [https://osmcha.org](https://osmcha.org) in the Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox internet browser.
2. To use OSMCha, you will need to sign in with your OpenStreetMap account and grant permission.
![osmcha_signin](/images/quality_assurance/osmcha_signin.gif)
3. Once logged in, a left-hand panel will appear with changesets. Each changeset shows:
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