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    1. Over 100 people
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    5. This Mapping Stuff Could Really Take Off SteveC
    6. We begin with a refrain...
    7. Rember that OSM Evolved
    8. We just hit 1,000 people editing per month
    9. PAST
    10. Where did we begin?
    11. It began...
    12. 09-Aug-2004 18:47:25 UTC
    13. Or did it?
    14. OSM Through History
    15. 2004
    16. 2005
    17. §
    18. 2006
    19. Rember that OSM Evolved
    20. Mapping parties really worked well
    21. 2007
    22. Month of OSM
    23. Digital Pioneers NL
    24. PRESENT
    25. Data Models
    26. It started with nodes
    27. then segments
    28. then much later, ways
    29. The API design infected the UI
    30. nodes, then segments, then ways
    31. Rember that OSM Evolved
    32. ...only much later do we find that the model, despite much argument, is what Real Companies basically use
    33. Some Lessons
    34. Segments were supposed to be tagged
    35. Tags worked really well...
    36. ...but there were supposed to be tag equivalences
    37. Tags create debate Tags create community
    38. WFS-T is still dumb N/S/W simplicity wins
    39. Google Tiles have killed WMS
    40. Workflow was supposed to be split - •GPS •Vectorisation •Classification
    41. How to run a F/LOSS project
    42. Don’t listen to anyone, they only say everything is impossible
    43. Don’t listen to anyone, they only say everything is possible
    44. In short - nobody is pragmatic
    45. Pragmatism wins
    46. Concentrate on community (it helps if you wrote all the server code too)
    47. This means debates (tags), pubs (mapping parties), simplicity (N/S/W) and spreading the gospel (talks)
    48. I’ve given over 40 presentations on OSM in 6 countries...
    49. ...and lots of people still haven’t heard of wikipedia
    50. Give people doing the work responsibility (sysadmin, tile, www, OSMF)
    51. Ignore everyone else
    52. (unless flamewars look fun)
    53. We only got here by totally ignoring the GIS industry
    54. •GPS Inaccurate •WFS-T required •Tags will never work •Database will be too big •OS have mastermap
    55. FUTURE
    56. Data: UK-US comparison
    57. US GeoData Maket Price 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    58. US GeoData Maket Price TIGER- derived (mostly) TIGER 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    59. UK GeoData Maket Price 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    60. UK GeoData Maket OS Price OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    61. UK GeoData Maket OS I’m ignoring ex- copyright data as Price its place is very debatable OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    62. UK GeoData Maket OS Price OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    63. UK GeoData Maket OS Price OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    64. UK GeoData Maket OS Price OSM 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    65. We’ve seen this before
    66. OS Market Windows Price Linux 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    67. OS Market Windows (Think price per feature) Price Linux 100 ‘%’ ‘Quality’
    68. The future is croudsourced
    69. knowledge maps OS
    70. This is just the beginning
    71. Everything is going to be croudsourced
    72. Phones TV Money Work Data News Accomodation Travel knowledge maps OS
    73. All these are doing is removing the obstacles
    74. Ordnance Maps People Survey
    75. Maps People People
    76. People Banks People
    77. Money People People
    78. Coase’s Penguin (Yochai Benkler) Commons-based Peer Production: •Non-monetary motivation •Discrete multi-size pieces •Low-cost integration
    79. Coase’s Penguin (Yochai Benkler) Commons-based Peer Production: •Fun •Takes 5 minutes •Easy
    80. Should OSM be an open map...
    81. ...or a Socialist Utopia?
    82. Phones TV Money Work Data News Accomodation Travel knowledge maps OS
    83. $$$ Kernel, XFree, KDE &c.
    84. Data models...
    85. We *still* don’t have PostgreSQL, geoSQL or a new data model
    86. It remains to be seen whether anyone will ever do the work
    87. We don’t know when the UK / World will be finished (mid-2008 anyone?)
    88. Or what map maintenance will look like (opposed to map creation)
    89. We know we’re going to be at least 50% wrong
    90. (Rember that OSM will Evolve)
    91. But it will be fun.
    92. The journey is the reward
    93. Thanks for all the maps Steve Coast

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