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    1. Location & Mapping Steve Coast www.cloudmade.com steve@cloudmade.com
    2. Location
    3. X,Y,Z
    4. Y X
    5. X = Longitude
    6. Y = Latitude
    7. Z = Height
    8. Time?
    9. Projections
    10. Paleogeography
    11. Neogeography
    12. Essentially, Neogeography is about people using and creating their own maps, on their own terms and by combining elements of an existing toolset. Wikipedia
    13. 2000
    14. 2002
    15. 2004
    16. 2005
    17. Mapstraction
    18. Lightweight tools Really the democratisation of geography •Surveying - OpenStreetMap / Platial / PoM •Cartography - OpenStreetMap •Analysis - GeoCommons •Mashups - GMaps (GYM)
    19. Lightweight tools • GeoRSS / KML • OSM (GPS + notepad) • GMaps
    20. GeoRSS <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?> <feed xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom\" xmlns:georss=\"http://www.georss.org/georss\"> <title>Earthquakes</title> <subtitle>International earthquake observation labs</ subtitle> <link href=\"http://example.org/\"/> <updated>2005-12-13T18:30:02Z</updated> <author> <name>Dr. Thaddeus Remor</name> <email>tremor@quakelab.edu</email> </author> <id>urn:uuid:60a76c80-d399-11d9-b93C-0003939e0af6</id> <entry> <title>M 3.2, Mona Passage</title> <link href=\"http://example.org/2005/09/09/atom01\"/> <id>urn:uuid:1225c695-cfb8-4ebb-aaaa-80da344efa6a</id> <updated>2005-08-17T07:02:32Z</updated> <summary>We just had a big one.</summary> <georss:point>45.256 -71.92</georss:point> </entry> </feed>
    21. 2007 - maturity?
    22. OpenStreetMap
    23. §
    24. Why OSM? • Geodata isn’t • Free • Open • Current • Wiki is obvious next step • It’s just fun
    25. Some Quotes
    26. Quote 1 “It’s absolutely possible for a bunch of smart guys with the technology we have today to capture street networks, and potentially the major roads of the UK and minor roads” Ed Parsons, ex-CTO Ordnance Survey
    27. Quote 2 “If you don’t make [lower-resolution mapping data] publicly available, there will be people with their cars and GPS devices, driving around with their laptops .. They will be cataloguing every lane, and enjoying it, driving 4×4s behind your farm at the dead of night. There will, if necessary, be a grass-roots remapping.” Tim Berners-Lee
    28. Quote 3 “You could have a community capability where you took the GPS data of people driving around and started to see, oh, there’s a new road that we don’t have, a new route .. And so that data eventually should just come from the community with the right software infrastructure.” Bill Gates
    29. We make beautiful maps
    30. ...which we give away
    31. Using OSM
    32. Workshops Or, Map as Party
    33. Fallout
    34. A-Z Norman Dennison, director of Geographers' A-Z Map Company, confirms that Lye Close is a lie, which will now be removed. \"The idea is to put something on the map to protect copyright,\" he says. \"We try to put it in an area or a part of a road which would not be misleading to the ordinary person in the street. They have been put in out- of-the-way places.\"
    35. Postcodes
    36. 1 2 -2.11 780 AB 5 3SQ 650 2.148 2 0 AB 1 8JU - 9970 -2.10415 0 AB4 B 00 .96551 AB41 9J Y 43 -1 U 0 770 2.07120 AB52 6 0 9 80 - .596490 L1 1DS 3650 10 -2 A L 7316 AL1 2Q 0 1 0 .39 07 -0.3 262 R 2 1G 46 9 .730 03 -0.3 305 AL 2LA 3 2 2 1.733 616 -0.29 1070 AL 2LE 2 3 1.721 522 -0.3 3903 AL 2 2PA 5 L 3 0 51.71 127 -0.3 40726 A 4 0SE 4 L 3 51.71 4834 -0. 58973 A L4 9AH 2 51.72 6314 -0. 96870 A L4 9NH 2 51.74 0150 -0. 21020 A 5 5RU 3 L 51.77 0430 -0. 37272 A 6 9HT L 3 51.77 5879 -0. 14148 A 4 7TG 2 1 51.81 1930 -0. 01901 B 2 1JU 7 9 51.82 4691 -1. 17927 B 90 2AA 8 3 52.4 1040 -1. 27760 B 97 4NF .8 5 52.5 4420 -1 69556 B A2 3BH 9 0 52.4 0354 -1. 67850 B 17 5QA D 3 0 52.3 8340 -2. 67370 B H20 4PF 7 51.37 7590 -1. 123162 B 20 6EP H . 4 53.8 2699 -2 31780 B H21 1HJ 2 8 1 -2. B 50.6 3DA 7160 7
    37. Coase’s Penguin (Yochai Benkler) Commons-based Peer Production: •Non-monetary motivation •Discrete multi-size pieces •Low-cost integration
    38. Coase’s Penguin (Yochai Benkler) Commons-based Peer Production: •Fun •Takes 5 minutes •Easy
    39. Data: UK-EU comparison
    40. US GeoData Maket Price 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    41. US GeoData Maket Price TIGER-derived etc TIGER 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    42. EU GeoData Maket Price 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    43. EU GeoData Maket NMA Price OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    44. EU GeoData Maket NMA I’m ignoring ex- copyright data as Price its place is very debatable OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    45. EU GeoData Maket NMA Price OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    46. EU GeoData Maket NMA Price OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    47. EU GeoData Maket NMA Price OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    48. We’ve seen this before
    49. OS Market Windows Price Linux 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    50. OS Market Windows (Think price per feature) Price Linux 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    51. • Consultancy • Development • OpenStreetMapData (cleaned, nice formats) • Proprietary data, using OpenStreetMap tools (much cheaper)
    52. Thank you Steve Coast www.cloudmade.com steve@cloudmade.com

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