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Add info about uploading from localhost

content/browser/user-guide.md

@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ OAM can be used within any modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, IE 10+). Older versi
 
 # Searching by location
 
-When first visiting the application, initial search can be accomplished by typing the location of an area into the search box or selecting the Browse Latest Imagery button. Browse Latest Imagery will take you to the most recently collected imagery available in the catalog. 
+When first visiting the application, initial search can be accomplished by typing the location of an area into the search box.
 
 
-  ![](/content/browser/landing.png)
+  ![](/content/browser/search-bar.png)
 
 
 # Filtering searches
@@ -34,13 +34,13 @@ Use the filter button in the upper left of the application to filter available i
 
 When an image has been found and has an available map layer, you can use the dropdown menu to open the map layer up in an OpenStreetMap editor like iD or JOSM.
 
-![](/content/browser/sidebar-open.png)
+![](/content/browser/josm.png)
 
 
 # Downloading imagery
 
-Use the Download button to download the raw imagery. File size is list in the additional metadata information below the image preview in the sidebar. 
+Use the Download button to download the raw imagery. File size is listed in the additional metadata information below the image preview in the sidebar.
 
 
-![](/content/browser/sidebar.png)
+![](/content/browser/download.png)
 

content/ecosystem/catalog-group.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Written in NodeJS, runs periodically.
 The API provides an interface to query the catalog for metadata over time and by area. It also provides simple statistics that power the OAM homepage. This component is written in NodeJS
 
 ## OAM Browser
-A web application that allows a visitor to the website to search for the imagery by browsing a world map and toggling parameters. In the background, it queries the catalog API and displays the results on the map.
+A web application that allows a visitor of the website to search for the imagery by browsing a world map and toggling parameters. In the background, it queries the catalog API and displays the results on the map.
 
 - [Link to Github](https://github.com/hotosm/oam-browser)
 - [Link to Documentation](/browser/getting-started/)

content/ecosystem/roll-your-own.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ module.exports = {
 };
 ```
 
-- Server applications such as the Catalog API and Uploader API need to have environment variables set before starting them. Please refer to the list of environment variables are listed in the README docs in the code repositories.
+- Server applications such as the Catalog API and Uploader API need to have environment variables set before starting them. Please refer to the list of environment variables listed in the README docs in the code repositories.
 
 - Certain components require the installation of third party libraries and applications (such as MongoDB). Refer to the list of dependencies in the READMEs.
 

content/uploader/getting-started.md

@@ -6,11 +6,11 @@ type: pages
 
 ## OpenAerialMap Uploader
 
-The OAM imagery database is made of the contributions of users, but to ensure the quality and accuracy of the contents the uploaders need to be approved.  
+The OAM imagery database is made up of the contributions of users.
 
 Learn more about [how to upload](/uploader/uploader-form/).
 
-The OAM uploader consists of three different tools:
+The OAM uploader consists of two different tools:
 
 - the upload form
 - and the server to glue everything together

content/uploader/uploader-form.md

@@ -5,7 +5,9 @@ type: pages
 ---
 
 The upload form is the way for users to contribute to the OAM imagery database.
-Besides uploading the imagery itself, contributor need to provide metadata for imagery datasets. There are two types of fields for filling in the metadata: fields for input values (Title, Sensor, Provider, Tags, Contact info) and fields with choice (Platform, Date start, Date end, Contact, License).
+Besides uploading the imagery itself, contributors need to provide metadata for imagery datasets.
+There are two types of fields for filling in the metadata: fields for input values (Title, Sensor, Provider, Tags, Contact info) and fields with choices (Platform, Date start, Date end, Contact, License).
+
 
 ![Screenshot](/content/uploader/form.png)
 
@@ -17,7 +19,8 @@ Also, there is an opportunity to upload several imagery datasets by clicking on
 
 ## Contributing
 
-In order to upload imagery to OAM, you will need to have your files stored in a publicly accessible location. This means you cannot have your files only stored on your computer, but need to stored in a location that allows downloads. Services like [Dropbox](https://www.dropbox.com) and [Google Drive](https://drive.google.com) provide easy to use file storage with methods for publicly sharing. 
+In order to upload imagery to OAM, you have two options for storing your files. One option is to have your files stored in a publicly accessible location, which means they cannot be stored only on your computer but need to be stored in a location that allows downloads. Services like [Dropbox](https://www.dropbox.com) and [Google Drive](https://drive.google.com) provide easy-to-use file storage with methods for public sharing.
+Alternatively, you can also upload files directly from your local device. This means you can select and upload files that are stored on your computer without the need for them to be in a publicly accessible location.
 
 ### via Dropbox
 
@@ -29,7 +32,7 @@ Please be aware that Dropbox automatically turns on file sharing for each file s
 
 ### via Google Drive
 
-You can connect your Google Drive folder and individually select files to be uploaded. In order for OAM to download the file from Google Drive, each file must have sharing settings that allow the file to be publicly viewable. Following these steps if the file does not have sharing turned on: 
+You can connect your Google Drive folder and individually select files to be uploaded. In order for OAM to download the file from Google Drive, each file must have sharing settings that allow the file to be publicly viewable. Follow these steps if the file does not have sharing turned on: 
 
 1. Navigate to your Google Drive folder
 2. Right click on the file(s) you want to share and select "Share"
@@ -42,7 +45,11 @@ Read more on the [Google Drive support forum](https://support.google.com/drive/a
 
 ### via public URL
 
-If you have files stored in another location, copy and paste the full URL (including "http") into the Upload form box. These file locations need to be publicly accessible, meaning that anyone with the link can download from that location. 
+If you have files stored in another location, copy and paste the full URL (including "http") into the Upload form box. These file locations need to be publicly accessible, meaning that anyone with the link can download from that location.
+
+### via Local Device
+
+Users can also upload imagery from their local devices. The system suggests files in `TIFF` and `TIF` formats by default. To initiate the upload, select the desired files from your device and then submit the form. Once submitted, the uploading process will begin.
 
 
 ## Source code and development