The document discusses how to obtain open geographic data and contribute to open data projects. It mentions starting with community involvement, experimenting to create a complete ecosystem, and contributing data while developing supportive policy. The overall message is one of collaborative development of open geographic data to enable new forms of spatial thinking.

1. How
to get
open geo data
@jwvaneck #OGDCamp on the road

5. Where
this
road
got
s t a r t ed

8. Saxton’s map of Derbyshire, 1579
Rivers, bridges,
no roads.

9. How
to
get
on the open road

10. Get community

11. + a complete
ecosystem

12. Experiment

13. W e, the map
Contribute

14. Get GI “peculiarities”

15. Develop policy as you go

16. Go easy
on the
arguments
Thank you Latina_x

18. Government has no
monopoly over
open data
Hack the
government!

19. Great times for spatial thinking:
We cannot even imagine a world
where things do not have a place

20. How to get
open geo data
on the road
@jwvaneck
http://ogdcamp.org/
Warsaw, October 19th, 2011