State of the Map US 2012 Keynote

My keynote from SoTM US 2012 in Portland

Transcript

1. OpenStreetMap Steve Coast October 13, 2012
8. 225+ people 60+ talks World-wide audience
9. Part of a Tradition
23. Me underdog!
37. Vision;The world’s most up to date, complete and universal map. Oh, and Free.
38. Global
39. Local
40. Detailed
41. Community
42. Growing
43. Routable
44. Lifesaving
45. I am currently in Port Au Prince with the Fairfax County Urban Search & Rescue Team (USA-1) out of Fairfax, VA, USA. I wish there was a way that I can express to you properly how important your OSM files were to us.
46. Haiti - January 12, 2010
47. Haiti - January 14, 2010
48. Haiti - January 26, 2010
54. OSM’s best year yet
56. There is a chance that the 850,000th user will sign up during SotM US!
59. Me Nick Bostrom!
60. Nick Bostrom
61. One has to be true; 1. The human species is very likely to go extinct before reaching a “posthuman” stage 2. Any posthuman civilization is extremely unlikely to run a significant number of simulations of their evolutionary history (or variations thereof) 3. We are almost certainly living in a computer simulation.
65. gamertag: stevecoast
70. Sorry, it’s all a simulation
71. OSM as legacy • As project grows, push new boundaries • Data model • Servers • Talks • SotM • OSMF
73. OSMF • Data vs community • Top down vs bottom up • Design direction vs waiting for code
79. rap interlude http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0nERTFo-Sk
80. OSMF is just not set up to help certain sections of the community
81. OSMCUC 2013 • OpenStreetMap Commercial Users Conference • Address the specific needs of those adopting or looking to adopt OSM • A forum to share opportunities and challenges
82. osmcuc.com
84. osmcuc.com
85. There isn’t a mapping company on the planet left not doing something with OSM
91. Addressing is the blocker
93. Addressing! Woof!
97. Encourage local mapping, always local mapping.
99. Free & Open Tradeoff Free & Open Proprietary $0, put up with quality $BIG, very consistent
100. OODA Primer • Observe –Look around, look at the KPIs, what’s happening? • Orient –How does it fit my mental model? • Decide –Make the choice • Act –Enact that choice
101. Naïve OODA O O D A
102. Naïve OODA + Feedback O O D A
104. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
105. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
106. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
107. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
108. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
109. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
110. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
111. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
112. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
113. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
114. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
115. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
116. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
117. Loop Speed Fast tracking ensures situation tracking
118. Loop Speed Tighter loop than competition means “certain to win”
119. Maps Change Continuously • Map data & attributes change 24x7x365 • Typical commercial checkpoints are 3/6/12 months
120. OpenStreetMaps Change Continuously • OpenStreetMap data & attributes change 24x7x365 • Checkpoints are typically minutely/hourly
121. Map OSM MM PMV
122. Map Coupling Expense/Age Quality OSM PMV Price
123. Map Coupling Expense/Age Quality OSM PMV Price
124. Map Coupling Expense/Age Quality OSM PMV Price
125. Why CCBySA? • Forces a return on investment • Levels expectations • Strong history • Don’t want the jigsaw problem • Monetizable vs elsewhere chunking
126. Why ODbL? • Three pillars • Contract, License, Copyright • Clarify use cases • Mashup points on a map • Cartography vs Data
127. ODbL yay win etc
129. Not just a dataset
138. NOT TO SCALE
147. fin