AGIC 2013 - Using OpenStreetMap in Your GIS Projects

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1. Using OpenStreetMap in
   Your GIS Projects
   James Fee, Director of Spatial IT
   

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2. James Fee
   • 17 18 year GIS veteran
   • Worked at A&Es, Internet Startups,
   Architecture Firms, Self-employed
   • Blog at http://spatiallyadjusted.com
   • Founder PHXGeo MeetUp group
   • Founder WhereCampPHX
   

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3. It’s Like Wikipedia for Maps
   Via Mikel Maron http://www.slideshare.net/mikel_maron/openstreetmap-at-camp-roberts
   

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4. Simply Put
   Via Mikel Maron http://www.slideshare.net/mikel_maron/openstreetmap-at-camp-roberts
   

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5. Why OSM?
   

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6. Rapid Updates!
   

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9. Via Mikel Maron http://www.slideshare.net/mikel_maron/openstreetmap-at-camp-roberts
   

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10. Free
    

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11. Via Mikel Maron http://www.slideshare.net/mikel_maron/openstreetmap-at-camp-roberts
    

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27. Free as in Freedom
    

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28. http://xover.mud.at/~skunk/blog/erasmus/IMG_3084_1024.JPG
    

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32. “Professional GIS”
    

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33. “Professional GIS”
    

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34. Truly Global
    

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35. Copyright OpenStreetMap
    

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36. More Than Streets
    

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37. Copyright OpenStreetMap
    

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38. Community
    

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39. CC BY 2.0 Justin R. Miller - http://flic.kr/p/eGv92Q
    

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40. CC BY 2.0 Justin R. Miller - http://flic.kr/p/eGv92Q
    

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41. CC BY 2.0 Justin R. Miller - http://flic.kr/p/eGv92Q
    

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42. Who is Using OSM?
    

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43. Business
    

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48. Government
    

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49. “the World Bank only supports
    citizenmapping efforts that
    give users free access to the
    map data they create.”
    Via - http://blogs.worldbank.org/insidetheweb/maps-for-open-development
    

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51. Awesome-sauce
    

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55. Humanitarian
    OpenStreetMap Team
    (HOT)
    

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56. Via: http://www.theguardian.com/open-platform/blog/mapping-a-crisis
    

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57. Via https://www.gfdrr.org/node/1416
    

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58. cc-by-sa: http://www.flickr.com/photos/developmentseed/4445466631/
    

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59. via: http://hot.openstreetmap.org/
    

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60. So What?
    

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63. Paradigm Shift
    Via: http://www.slideshare.net/spanaut/what-can-towns-learn-from-openstreetmap
    

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64. Via: http://www.slideshare.net/spanaut/what-can-towns-learn-from-openstreetmap
    

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65. Via: http://www.slideshare.net/spanaut/what-can-towns-learn-from-openstreetmap
    

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66. What is
    Authoritative Data?
    

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67. What is
    Authoritative Data?
    • Surveyed data
    

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68. What is
    Authoritative Data?
    • Surveyed data
    • GPS data
    

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69. What is
    Authoritative Data?
    • Surveyed data
    • GPS data
    • Data backed by reseller
    

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70. What is
    Authoritative Data?
    • Surveyed data
    • GPS data
    • Data backed by reseller
    • Data I collect
    

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71. What is
    Authoritative Data?
    • Surveyed data
    • GPS data
    • Data backed by reseller
    • Data I collect
    • Data reviewed for accuracy
    

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72. What is
    Authoritative Data?
    • Surveyed data
    • GPS data
    • Data backed by reseller
    • Data I collect
    • Data reviewed for accuracy
    • Data from sources I trust
    

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73. Authoritative data is data
    we trust.
    

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74. Think of it this way...
    

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75. Think of it this way...
    

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77. • Additions are
    documented
    

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78. • Additions are
    documented
    • Reviewed by peers
    

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79. • Additions are
    documented
    • Reviewed by peers
    • Edits happen quickly
    

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80. • Additions are
    documented
    • Reviewed by peers
    • Edits happen quickly
    • Transparent process
    

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82. • Additions are
    documented - rarely
    

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83. • Additions are
    documented - rarely
    • Reviewed by peers -
    after the fact
    

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84. • Additions are
    documented - rarely
    • Reviewed by peers -
    after the fact
    • Edits happen quickly
    - edits take months
    

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85. • Additions are
    documented - rarely
    • Reviewed by peers -
    after the fact
    • Edits happen quickly
    - edits take months
    • Transparent process
    - proprietary
    

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86. Are those datasets
    authoritative because of
    marketing?
    

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87. “You are an expert in
    what you know”
    

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88. “You are an expert in
    what you know”
    Michael Goodchild -- GeoWeb 2009
    

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93. So How Do I Use OSM
    with Professional GIS?
    

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94. So How Do I Use OSM
    with Professional GIS?
    

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95. http://market.weogeo.com
    

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96. OSM Planet?
    A new version is released
    every week.
    It's a big file (XML variant over
    400GB uncompressed, 29GB
    compressed)
    

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97. http://weogeo.com/data/OpenStreetMap_Data.html
    http://market.weogeo.com/datasets/osm-openstreetmap-planet.html?globalZoom=12&lat=34.54907691911239&lon=-112.44245361414035
    

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114. Can GIS Professionals be
     an Integral Part of OSM?
     

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115. Asked this Question in
     2009...
     

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117. But We Need You
     • Domain knowledge
     • Access to equipment
     • Understanding of requirements
     • Can instruct proper methods of data
     collection
     

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118. So how do we get you
     involved?
     http://www.meetup.com/PHXGeo/
     

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119. So how do we get you
     involved?
     http://twitter.com/wherecampphx/
     

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120. Printing, gunpowder and the compass:
     These three have changed the whole face
     and state of things throughout the world
     Francis Bacon
     

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121. Printing, gunpowder and the compass:
     Internet, mobile phones and GPS:
     These three have changed the whole face
     and state of things throughout the world
     Francis Bacon
     Andrew Turner
     

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122. Contact
     James Fee - Director of Spatial IT / URS
     email: james.fee@urs.com
     voice: 480-271-7908
     web: spatiallyadjusted.com
     twitter: @cageyjames
     Slide Deck: http://bit.ly/AGIC_OSM
     

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