This document summarizes an OpenStreetMap presentation. It discusses: 1) OpenStreetMap is a user-generated map where volunteers collect data using tools like GPS devices and aerial imagery. Data includes roads, buildings, and points of interest. 2) The OpenStreetMap Foundation is a non-profit that supports the project by maintaining servers and defining the open data license. 3) An active international community of "mappers" contributes data through field work and tools to edit maps. Mappers are motivated by adventure, fun, and instant gratification of seeing their work online.

1. OpenStreetMap
... de wereld verandert ...
GIS Conferentie - Rotterdam - 27 september 2012

2. Henk Hoff
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Board Member
(sinds 2008)
Jet-Stream BV
Productmanager / Solution Architect
(sinds 2012)
GlobePlotter BV
eigenaar - internet consultant
(sinds 2007)
Public Speaker

3. Waarom
OpenStreetMap?

4. OpenStreetMap
=
User Generated Map

7. Andere bronnen
• Luchtfoto’s
• Vrije (overheids) databronnen
• Data donaties van bedrijven

8. Foundation
-
Community

9. OSM Foundation

10. OSM Foundation
• Rechtspersoon die het project
vertegenwoordigt
• Onderhoud servers tbv het project
• Officiële uitgevers van de OSM dataset

11. Structuur
Board
Management Team
LWG LCWG
OWG SWG
CWG EWG DWG

12. photo: CC-BY-SA by MAPconcierge @ gigapan
Community

13. Video at http://vimeo.com/48984270

18. Zoo Berlin

19. Artis

20. 27 september: 817.283

22. Nederland

23. Wat drijft de
OSM community

24. photo: Elisabeth Floor
Vrijheid!

25. photo: Henk Hoff
Avontuur!

26. photo: Henk Hoff
Fun!

27. Instant gratification!

29. Type Mappers
• go-out-and-map
• armchair mapper
• import mapper

30. Community Factor
• geen “werk”, maar “fun”
• geen “opbrengst”, maar “waardering”
• geen “ik”, maar “wij”

31. De veranderende wereld
... en hoe ermee om te gaan ...

32. Video at http://vimeo.com/9182869

33. These photos were taken from the same spot.
(Before the disaster)
(After the disaster)
Slide by: Kinya Inoue
You can see the remains of the yellow center line
and the foot path in the bottom picture

34. “My GPS logs are full of memories and
people’s lives before the disaster.
I hope they can be used
as the region rebuilds in the future.”
Kinya Inoue

35. Following the accident citizens were not made aware
of the distribution of radiation.
After the accident, measurement and release
of radiation data by the government was too slow.
Slide by: Kinya Inoue
Photo : After the disaster / Iwaki city,Fukushima

36. © OpenStreetMap contributors, CC BY-SA
Slide by: Kinya Inoue

37. Hoe we de wereld zien
... en hoe kaarten ons beeld veranderen ...

38. verrassende plaatsen

39. Kibara

40. photo: Martin Deutsch @ flickr
nieuwe kaarten

41. typografische kaart

42. 8-bit game kaart

43. www.openwandelkaart.nl

44. www.opencyclemap.org

45. rollstuhlrouting.de

46. dekens

47. FourSquare

48. photo: Laila Erdal
reisgidsen

49. Uitdaging:
eenvoudiger editen

50. Desktop Editors

51. ESRI ArcGIS

52. Mobile Editors

53. http://frontdoor.cloudapp.net

54. Address Hunter

55. “Commerciële bedrijven
leveren betere kwaliteit”

57. photo by Tim Brown, licensed CC-BY 2.0

58. “OSM quality is beyond good enough, it is
a product that can be used for a wide
range of activities”
Dr Muki Haklay of UCL
Based on detailed analysis
http://tinyurl.com/mukiosm

59. Free
(as in beer and speech)

60. Hoe komt OSM aan geld?
• OSM is vrijwilligers organisatie
• Budget 2011: £125.000
• Draait op donaties

61. Licentie
over het gebruik van OpenStreetMap data

62. was: CC-BY-SA
nu: ODbL

63. You are free ...
To Share
To copy, distribute and use the database
To Create
To produce works from the database
To Adapt
To modify, transform and build upon the database

64. As long as you ...
Attribute
You must attribute any public use of the database, or works produced from the
database, in the manner specified in the ODbL. For any use or redistribution of
the database, or works produced from it, you must make clear to others the
license of the database and keep intact any notices on the original database.
Share-Alike
If you publicly use any adapted version of this database, or works produced from
an adapted database, you must also offer that adapted database under the ODbL.
Keep Open
If you redistribute the database, or an adapted version of it, then you may use
technological measures that restrict the work (such as DRM) as long as you also
redistribute a version without such measures.

65. JA! Ik doe mee!
... help ... hoe doe ik dat ...

66. switch2osm.org

67. learnosm.org

68. Henk Hoff
henk.hoff@osmfoundation.org
www.openstreetmap.org
www.osmfoundation.org
wiki.openstreetmap.org
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