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Mapping Our National Parks: Chimani's Switch to OSM
- 1. Mapping Our NationalParks: Chimani’s Switch to OSM State of the Map USA - 2012 Portland, Oregon Kerry Gallivan Acadia National Park
- 2. Founded in 2010 Focuson national parks 20 apps in the marketplace Otter Cliffs, Acadia National Park
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- 4. Acadia Cape Cod National Rocky Mountai Seashore Cuyahoga Yellowston Valley e Yosemite Grand Canyon Great Smoky Zion Mountains Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park
- 5. A “virtual passport”for all 398 U.S. National Park Service units Glacier Point, Yosemite National Park
- 6. 400,000+ Bubble Pond, Acadia National Park
- 7. Vision: to build a mobile experience from the the ground El Capitan, Yosemite National Park up
- 8. Augment the visitors experience within the parks Shore Path, Acadia National Park
- 9. Maps are the cornerstoneof the outdoor mobile experience Cadillac South Ridge Trail, Acadia National Park
- 10. ORIGINAL WORKFLOW (2010) Tile Generator Overlay
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- 12. CHALLENGES $$$$ (traditional GIS is expensive) Data not updated regularly Workflow is laborious Nauset Light Beach, Cape Cod National Seashore
- 13. OSM WORKFLOW (2012) OSM Planet file private cloud public cloud
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- 15. Next Steps: Impact of license change Improve cartography Higher Zoom Levels Drive users to edit in OSM Seawall Beach, Acadia National Park
- 16. Opportunities : Pick a park and contribute! Working with NPS (yippee!) the Rapidly increase number of park apps Mariposa Grove, Yosemite National Park
- 17. Kerry Gallivan kerry@chimani.com www.chimani.com @kerrygallivan (DEMO) Bubble Pond, Acadia National Park
Editor's Notes
- #2 \n
- #3 The result of my personal frustration for not having useful data available for my iPhone\nThe frustration with poor mapping data and it’s dependency on cell data/connection\n10 in the App Store and 10 and Google PLay \n
- #4 Always wanted to fly between the two Portland’s. \nBTW, Portland, Oregon was named after Portland, Maine in 1845\n
- #5 Focused on the top ten most visited national parks\nIf you search for one of these parks, the apps will show up first.\n
- #6 Covers all NPS units, and some BLM and US Forest Service units\nAllows users to “stamp” the parks they have visited and build a bucketlist\n\n
- #7 We’re had over 400,000 downloads\nVery modest compared to other folks.....\nAnd especially since there were over 281 million visitors to national parks 2010\n
- #8 Mobile first. Don’t have a website. Didn’t have a printed publication\n
- #9 Meant to “augment” the park experience\nApp was design and engineered to help users PLAN, NAVIGATE, and SOCIALIZE\nAssumed they were outdoors and with no cell phone coverage\n\n
- #10 Everyone used Google Maps (no cell/data access in the park)\nOr, take the image files from NPS and reference them.\nVery little detailed trail data\n
- #11 assembled data sources from a variety of place, but mainly NPS data store and local municipalities\n\nmap server-like functionality within the app\n\n
- #12 Clean design...meet the immediate goal....\nHowever we went all the way to Zoom Level 16 - the workflow didn’t allow for data to be displayed differently at various Zoom levels\n\n
- #13 \n
- #14 Discovered the TopOSM project by Lars Ahlzen...provided a viable solution\nBegan mapping and cleaning up much of the National Park data.\nNeeded a fast, hosted solution which could handle the tiling requirements (Reliable Networks)\nSyncing tiles between private cloud and public cloud (with at Amazon Cloudfront and Glacier)\nCURRENT: monthly imports of the planet file. GOAL: bi-monthly updates\n
- #15 Before: very nice parks\nAFTER: more details, land coverage, hill-shading and the ability to update on the fly\n\n
- #16 license: commercial company \nmore “outdoor specific” designs - best of the previous, NPS style,\nZoom: the details in the busiest areas\nTriggers for users to go back to OSM\n
- #17 There is lots of work to be done. Pick a park you love, and map it!\nNPS: really excited to see the work that Mamata and the NPS team are doing - ]switch over to the NPS base map for virtual passport app\nWorkflow can increase the number of apps, excellent opportunity to capture more OSM editers...contributers\n
- #18 \n