In this slide I'll talk about how things going on Taiwan. What progress and big news is coming, and the difficulties that the community in Taiwan has to face and solve. OpenStreetMap is already used heavily in the bus and rail community. Now the hiking community in Taiwan is not only using the map for offline navigation when there's no network available, they also even add the trail missing.
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Progress and Challenges of OpenStreetMap Taiwan
1. The Progress and Challenges of
Mapping in Taiwan
2016 State of the Map Asia Conference x Asia Resilience Forum
Dennis Chen
2. ● OSM ID: Supaplex
● Work in Tech media in Taiwan
● Wikipedian, Supervisor of Wikimedia
● Board member of OpenStreetMap Taiwan
Organization
● Taipei Meetup host, translator of OSM related
project
Dennis
5. Hiking Map data
● Already using OpenStreetMap
● Some hikers also adding trail to OpenStreetmap
● Combining the DTM data from the government, the
map rending is more useful for climbing mountain
6. Activities in Taiwan
● Taipei Meetup
● Kaohsiung Wikimedia X OpenStreetMap
● State of the Map Taiwan
10. Facebook test of OSM
● The Facebook people mention they use OSM map
data for Checkin in Japan and South Korea
● Actually the also tested in Taiwan, China and North
Vietnam
● A disaster for OSM Taiwan Community
11.
12. They pointed the
complain directly by
the note, so the
language is not very
polite (maybe not
aware it is public)
13. Challenges of Localization
● Different Chinese character (Traditonal/Simplified
Chinese)
● How to tag temple in Taiwan: there's many deities
outside the Christian World
14. Different Chinese Characters
●
正體 / 简体
● Traditonal Chinese / Simplified Chinese
● China and Taiwan use different set of Chinese
characters
● Some terms (place name) are totally different
● Name:zh is not enough
18. Taiwan folklore religion
● There are some deities from Taoism and Buddhism
● But these temple are neither Taoism or Buddhism
● And there are more than one deities
By Suzuki1314 at Chinese Wikipedia (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
23. Situation in Taiwan
● Increase aware of OpenStreetmap
● More use cases, mostly in hiking community
● Some government use case, sometimes aware of the
military landuse on OSM
Hi everyone. I'm Dennis from Taiwan. Today I'm talking about the challenges and progress the OpenStreetMap Taiwan community is facing.
Here is my profile. I'm also a Wikipedian. Host of Taipei meetup, and sometimes translating OpenStreetMap material or software.
I think public transport data is most complicated data to map. So here is the route network of Taipe, to give you the idea of how the mapping in Taiwan is done. All the subway line is mapped and some route are added.
Another example from hiking usage. The power line and tower is well mapped in Taiwan. The hiker use power tower and line to recognize where is he. Compare to another commercial maps have few data, OSM is very usefull.
The hiking community engage more deepl yin OpenStreetMap project. Not only render hiking map, but also add missing trail.
There are more community activities in Taiwan. Not only the big State of the Map Taiwan, but for the meetup in Two cities every month. Kaohsiung meetup is co hosed with Wikimedia community
Here's the photo of the community activities. The Taipei Meetup, and this is the meetup during the Taiwan largest open source conference COSCUP, and the booth on COSCUP.
Someone already knows Facebook use OpenStreetMap.
The Facebook guys report how they use AI to recognize road feature on satellite image during the State uf the Map US. It's quite impress to see the progress.
However, Facebook use OSM on checkin page, note only in Japan and South Korea, they test on Taiwan, China, and North Vietnam. For the community in Taiwan, Facebook act is a disaster
Screensho I took last year when Facebook is testing on checkin page.
The OpenStreetMap road network is not totally complete in Taiwan. Someone complain but doesn't not the complain send to OSM note. Not aware of what OSM is, the language is not polite and probability not aware it is public.
For the community in Taiwan,the challenges of localization is the word and religion: different Chinese character use in different place, and totally different religious system in Taiwan
First talk about the characters. Theres are twoo different type of characters: Traditional and Simplified Chinese, one is use in Taiwan, the other use in China. And make things worst is some terms (place name) is different. The name zh tag is not enough to distinguish.
Here is an example. Despite Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao use Traditional Chinese, and China use Simplified Chinese
Despite the different character set, some terms are different. There are different names for Mt. Elveres, the one use in Taiwan, the another use in China.t
So we have a proposed to solve the problem, distinguishing the difference between Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.
We also include the Formosa Austronesian language use in Taiwan.
The temple in Taiwan is hard to define it below to Taoism or Buddhism. We could easy find one taoism deity in a Buddhism temple, and one Buddhism deity in Taoism temple . We usually find one more deities in a temple.
There are many Historical figures is apotheosis and has its own temple, like the famous “行天宮”in Taipei.
We have another propose to define the complex and totally different religion in Taiwan.
There is a big news for OSM Tawain Community .A task led by mapbox to aligning road network according to Mapbox new Satellite image and Strava GPS trace. It is going on for awhiel . I hope it will finish soon.