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What are the effects of OpenStreetMapping on the mappers themselves? - Aishworya Shrestha (Kathmandu Living Labs)

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What are the effects of OpenStreetMapping on the mappers themselves? - Aishworya Shrestha (Kathmandu Living Labs)

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This was presented at mySociety's TICTeC Show & Tell event, which was held virtually on 25 May 2021. More details on the event can be found here: https://tictec.mysociety.org/showandtells/2021

This was presented at mySociety's TICTeC Show & Tell event, which was held virtually on 25 May 2021. More details on the event can be found here: https://tictec.mysociety.org/showandtells/2021

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  1. 1. MILLION+ PEOPLE 7
  2. 2. Mapping in OpenStreetMap: Effects on the Mappers A look into the how OpenStreetMapping might affect its Mappers Aishworya Shrestha, Kathmandu Living Labs
  3. 3. KLL is a leading civic-tech company based out of Nepal. Response to the massive 7.8Mw Nepal earthquake in 2015 is recognized as one of the most successful use cases of Open Mapping in disaster response so far. Founded in 2013, primarily, to advance the Open Mapping movement Trained and engaged thousands of people from Nepal and other Asian countries in mapping their local communities in OpenStreetMap (OSM) Kathmandu Living Labs Technology for society As a social enterprise, we provide data and technology solutions to multiple stakeholders.
  4. 4. PEER Project Funded by USAID; managed by National Academy of Sciences with Scientific input from the U.S. National Science Foundation Action research methodology: generate scientific knowledge while expanding mapping Kathmandu Living Labs started the project in December 2016 Goal of the project: Understanding the phenomenon of open mapping: creating open-source map data as a critical information infrastructure for disaster preparedness and development PEER = Partnership for Enhanced Engagement in Research
  5. 5. The Research Team Nama Raj Budhathoki Principal Investigator Nancy Erbstein U.S. Partner Kshitiz Khanal Research Assistant Team Kathmandu Living Labs
  6. 6. What is OSM?
  7. 7. MILLION+ REGISTERED MEMBERS 7
  8. 8. Agriculture mapping App development Earthquake response
  9. 9. Agriculture mapping App development Earthquake response
  10. 10. Experience of mapping could be as important as the data contributed
  11. 11. What are the effects of OpenStreet Mapping on the mappers?
  12. 12. A QUICK GLANCE INTO THE DIAL PROGRAM LINK TO THE DIAL PAPER: HTTP://BIT.LY/DIALPAPER
  13. 13. Sample size: 40
  14. 14. A grounded theory of the reports and blogs informed the immediate effects
  15. 15. FINDINGS
  16. 16. Affective learning Learning related to the learner's personal feelings, attitudes, perceptions and emotions
  17. 17. “The experience helped me better understand the incredible reach of just one person’s contribution in OSM” - Aakriti Adhikari
  18. 18. “I was ranked top mapper of Nepal. That day was one of the happiest days of my life.” - Nima Sherpa
  19. 19. “The most immediate outcome of the internship for me is being recognized as a mapper in the OSM world community.” -Aakriti Adhikari
  20. 20. Technical skills and digital literacy Knowledge and ability to use ICT tools.
  21. 21. “We learned with OSM tracker to get raw data, handle issues such as tracking multiple information on one node, remote mapping with JOSM, map our own raw data in JOSM, and continue learning and experimenting with different features. Learned to get raw data with OSM tracker, handle issues. Handy with open source map software.” -Shree Krishna Adhikari
  22. 22. Cognitive skills Mental skills relating to gathering and processing information
  23. 23. “The program has enhanced my critical thinking, it has made me aware of the subjectivity of data” - Avishek Lamsal
  24. 24. “I started looking around and noticing places I would probably have ignored, mapping made me aware of my surroundings and I would discover facts and details I might not have discovered otherwise.” - Dakshata Shahi
  25. 25. Geography-based knowledge Knowledge related to geography, including use of maps
  26. 26. “The mapping of the three different geographical locations provided the virtual tour of different parts of Nepal which helped us to visualize the different living environments of people and their access to road and the complexity of the life’s they are living.” -Asmita Karki
  27. 27. “Some of the potential impact of the work that I have performed...useful for governance and infrastructure in Banke, Jajarkot and Mugu districts,..helpful for the pre and post disaster preparedness (Use of OSM maps and data)” - Sri Krishna Adhikari
  28. 28. Professional skill-building Skills relevant to career or academia.
  29. 29. “KLL provided me with a unique opportunity to not only map but also observe the layouts, the details of streets and in general I unexpectedly learned indirectly about architecture related things” - Dakshata Shahi “As I'm pursuing my Master's in Crisis Management, the leadership and mapping skills will further help me to work in the community” - Akansha Giri “The internship has changed my life on a professional level. It has propelled me to be able to overcome challenges and develop my career in disaster management and sustainable development. improved my professional and ability to work in a digital environment.” - Avishek Lamsal
  30. 30. WAY FORWARD Affective skills Technical skills and digital literacy Cognitive skills Geography-based knowledge Professional skills
  31. 31. https://kathmandulivinglabs.org/projects/peer-grant

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