OSM Overview - UW GIS Cert 2014

A high-level overview of the OpenStreetMap Program.

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1. OpenStreetMap
2. ! What Is It ! A Freely Editable Dataset of the Globe ! Emphasis on Local Knowledge ! A Diverse Community of Members: GIS, IT, Humanitarian ! Open Data: Fork the Planet
3. ! What @pdxmele Says It Isn’t ! A rendered map that uses particular cartography, whether for web or paper. ! Proprietary—anyone can use it for free as long as they provide proper credit ! Something static—it changes and grows all the time ! Controlled by an authority—it is driven and maintained by a large community of contributors and data consumers
5. Adding Data To OSM
9. Your Data Your Map Your Way
13. How: Data Ontology
15. Key:Subkey building:materials wood - 122,135 brick - 53,591 concrete - 27,125 wood;stucco;brick - 13 gold - 12 yes - 3 {
16. Get The Data • Geographic SHP Extracts: • Global - http://www.geofabrik.de • Metro - http://metro.teczno.com • Planet File: http://planet.openstreetmap.org
17. Humanitarian OSM Team • Activations all over the world for disaster response. • Work with relief agencies such as Red Cross, Doctors without Borders. • Provide on-the-ground support and mobilize volunteer mappers around the globe.
18. Source: Mikel Maron
19. Source: Mikel Maron
21. HOT Data Model Source: map.hotosm.org
22. Commercial Users • Render a Custom Basemap: • Evernote • Flickr • Foursquare • Tableau • Provide Services using Data: • Urban Airship • Telenav • Geofabrik
23. Source: Peter Kim (http://www.forbes.com)
24. Source: Anya A’Hearn (http://datablick.com)
25. Contribute • Learn to Map: http://learnosm.org/en/ • Learn to Map and More: http://switch2osm.org • Map in Seattle: Google “OSM Seattle Meetup” • Map for Good: http://hot.openstreetmap.org
26. Matt Kenny ! @mattmakesmaps matthewkenny@gmail.com