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Introduction to OpenStreetMap
This document provides an agenda and introduction to OpenStreetMap (OSM). It outlines OSM as a collaborative project to create a free map of the world. The agenda covers introductions to OSM, editing tools, data collection tools, and hands-on mapping. It discusses OSM's history, statistics, the Humanitarian OSM Team, and examples of OSM's use in crisis response and developing countries. It also outlines how to download data, edit maps, and use OSM data in various applications.
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Presentation introduces OpenStreetMap and outlines agenda, covering topics from editing tools to data collection.
OpenStreetMap is a collaborative mapping project started in 2004 with a focus on open data.
Statistics show over 300,000 registered users and thriving community of active editors.
The Humanitarian OSM Team promotes open data for crisis response and humanitarian efforts.
Training sessions and contributions to OSM in Indonesia for emergency response and data.
Discusses the schema of OpenStreetMap, including nodes, ways, and areas utilized in mapping.
Introduces various tools for data input into OSM, including Java Editor and GPS integrations.
Details on accessing OpenStreetMap data, including downloading shapefiles and printed maps.
Step-by-step guide on signing up and starting to edit maps on OpenStreetMap.
Encourages mapping anything of interest with provided links for resources and contact for queries.
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Introduction to OpenStreetMap
- 1. Introduction to OpenStreetMapKateChapmanHumanitarian OpenStreetMap Teamk8chapman@gmail.com
- 2. Agenda9:00-9:30 Introduction toOpenStreetMap9:30-10:00 Introduction to Editing Tools10:00-10:30 Introduction to Data Collection Tools (GPS/Walking Papers)10:30-10:45 Break10:45-12:00 Data Collection12:00-1:00 Lunch1:00-2:30 Editing Data Collected2:30-3:00 Questions/Wrap-up
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- 4. What is OpenStreetMap?Aweb project to create a free and open map of the entire world
- 5. History* Founded inthe United Kingdom in 2004 by Steve Coast* Ordnance Survey Data was Expensive to Use* July 2005 the First Mapping Party Takes Place
- 6. OpenStreetMap Statistics* Over300,000 Registered Users from All Over the World* 1,000s Edit Regularly
- 7. What is theHumanitarian OpenStreetMap Team?An organization working to promote the use of open data and volunteered geographic information within thehumanitarian and development contexts
- 8. OSM and CrisisResponse in HaitiPort-au-PrinceBefore28 Days Laterhttp://vimeo.com/9182869
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- 10. OpenStreetMap in IndonesiaCangroups begin contributing to the same map?Exposure DatasetsEmergency Response PlanningBetter National Statistics
- 11. OpenStreetMap SchemaFolksonomy: collaborativelycreated created system of tagging things. (The community creates the OpenStreetMap tagging scheming over time)
- 12. Nodes, Ways andAreas
- 13. Some Applications toInput DataJava OpenStreetMap EditorPotlatch2OSMAnd (for Android Phones)Mapzen (for iPhone
- 14. Using the OpenStreetMapDataPrinting MapsDownload to GPSMobile PhoneGIS Software
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- 16. OpenStreetMap “Planet”http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Planet.osmReleased WeeklyDifferentials(Daily, Hourly, Minutely)
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- 18. Starting EditingGo tohttp://openstreetmap.orgSign-up for an accountConfirm EmailSign-in to http://openstreetmap.orgZoom to an Area of InterestClick Edit
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- 23. Garmin GPSGarmin eTrexVista HCx
- 24. What to Map?Anythingyou think is interesting or useful
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