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Title

OpenStreetMap mapping party

Theme (optional)

tech & tools or other (technical experience not really requied)

Academic Peer Review option

no

Type of submission
Author

Katie Filbert

E-mail address

email me

Wikimedia username

aude

Affiliation(s) (optional)

WM-NYC

Abstract

Humanitarian mapping[edit source]

UPDATE: The area around OSU is very well mapped, so we will instead focus on mapping for Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) and disaster mapping.

Getting started[edit source]

Tasks[edit source]

Contact / get involved[edit source]

Slides[edit source]

Original proposal[edit source]

This workshop will be hands-on opportunity to get an introduction to the OpenStreetMap project, go outside in the local area to collect some map data, and then enter it into OpenStreetMap.

Two consecutive open space slots are requested for this workshop, as it has two components:

Part 1

We will begin with a quick introduction to OpenStreetMap, including what the project is about, how to edit and how to collect data. You will learn about field papers, which are printed maps that we can take notes on, and mobile apps available that we can use while out mapping in the field.

We will then divide the target mapping area into smaller portions, organize participants into small groups, and assign groups to the areas. Participants will get field papers and if they wish, may also use their mobile devices (not required, though).

There likely is an abundance of areas around the venue that we can choose as our focus mapping area. Also, where the map does have data, it can quickly become outdated (especially shops and restaurants) and it is necessary to regularly update the map. We will choose an appropriate area near the venue to map.

We will allocate about an 30-35 minutes for the groups to go outside to collect map data.

Part 2

Then we will reconvene at the venue and together we will enter the data into OpenStreetMap. To enter the data, you can use either the new iD editor which is the more simple editor on openstreetmap.org or if you want to learn more advanced editing (well, it's not that difficult!), then we can show you how to edit and enter the data using JOSM.

About the presenter

aude is an "addicted mapper", contributing to OSM since 2008. [1] She also is a member of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, helping with response to the 2010 Haiti earthquake.

Beyond OpenStreetMap, she has contributed to Wikimedia projects for over 10 years and worked a software engineer on the Wikidata project for WMDE.

Length of presentation/talk (see Presentation Types for lengths of different presentation types)
Length of presentation

at least 75 min, ideally enough time to go outside, walk around and collect some data and then enter it into OpenStreetMap

Special requests
Preferred room size
Have you presented on this topic previously? If yes, where/when?

Aude has co-presented an OSM workshop and organized a mapping party at Wikimania 2011, Wikimania 2012, Wikimania 2013, and at Wiki Conference NYC 2010, Wiki Conference USA/North America 2014, along with numerous local events with Mapping DC

If you will be incorporating a slidedeck during your presentation, do you agree to upload it to Commons before your session, with a CC-BY-SA 4.0 license, including suitable attribution in the slidedeck for any images used?
Will you attend WikiConference North America if your submission is not accepted?

likely

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  1. Interested in helping out. Minh Nguyễn 💬 07:01, 23 August 2018 (UTC)
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