Crowdsourcing Georeference - A Case Study on a National Project StareMapy.cz
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Results and best practice of the crowdsourcing approaches to the process of assigning geographical location to over 46.000 scanned maps from collections of 19 institutions in Czech Republic. The TEMAP project asked general public to participate on enrichment of the scanned maps. The presentation demonstrates approaches, motivation, PR covering social networks, news papers, radio and resulting even in reports on the national TV, the used online technology and especially lessons learned from a successful project.
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- 1. CROWDSOURCING GEOREFERENCE - A CASE STUDY ON A NATIONAL PROJECT Petr Pridal, Ph.D. petr.pridal@klokantech.com Moravian Library in Brno, Czech Republic ICA Digital Approaches to Cartographic Heritage, 10th Conference & Workshop, Corfu 2015
- 2. “It were the dreams and desires of travellers, monarchs and generals…”
- 3. “… the hands of artists and cartographers, who created these works…”
- 4. “… and now it's you who can rediscover these documents, put them on modern maps, and share them with the future generations.”
- 5. CONNECT THE PAST VISIBLE ON THE OLD MAPS WITH THE PRESENT
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- 10. 46.000 high-resolution maps from 19 institutions
- 12. 760.000 points, if one takes 10 seconds it is over 2000 hours!
- 13. 250.000 people involved (Czech Republic has 10 mil.)
- 14. Language Sessions % Sessions 1. cs 277,462 78.56% Overview Sessions January 2011 January 2012 January 2013 January 2014 January 2015 5,0005,0005,000 10,00010,00010,000 Sessions 353,176 Users 247,320 Pageviews 1,236,870 Pages / Session 3.50 Avg. Session Duration 00:04:11 Bounce Rate 43.19% % New Sessions 69.75% New Visitor Returning Visitor 30.1% 69.9% All Sessions 100.00%
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- 18. Cultural heritage & PR • Announcements together all involved institutions • Project start in connection with a real event (reopening of the map library in Charles University in Prague) • TV news, radio interviews - repeated contact • Competition and rewarding - small prices • Social media (Facebook) interaction • Communication to the public is essential (!!!)
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