Story about the impact of Niantic Pokemon Go App in game map Switch to OpenStreetMap from Google Maps, the community is hugely effect. The OpenStreetMap Community has to deal with some mappers with bad intent. For the player who is mapping correctly, it seems Pokemon Go attract a new wave of mappers to the OpenStreetMap community.
The progress and challenge of OpenStreetMap in East AsiaDennis Raylin Chen
I talk in Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2017, a brief introduction of OpenStreetMap, and the Challenge of localization, especially in East Asia.
我在香港開源年會簡介開放街圖,以及在地化的挑戰,特別是在東亞這一帶。
This document compares OpenStreetMap (OSM) data to proprietary map data from companies like Google and Bing. [1] OSM is created through community contributions, making it more accurate than proprietary data for certain locations and use cases. [2] OSM offers more layers of map data than proprietary providers and allows for custom maps. [3] While proprietary APIs lock users into their services, OSM works with many open APIs and can be deployed more flexibly.
Information is more than ever geolocated, but who decides what we see on maps? who curates that information? Maps have never been neutral, but now they are ubiquitous.
This session will be a hands on workshop to enter the maps world and understand how communities can produce and edit their own maps (with openstreetmap.org) and edit and curate information above them (meipi.org).
The workshop will explore ways to integrate critical maps created in other platforms and websites.
Description
Have you ever wanted to make your own map but you didn't know how? Do you want to use your GPS/smart phone? People usually approach maps as inert things, as invariable objects. Now, it's easy to make your own maps and meanwhile understand that maps are not neutral, that Google Maps is not The Map, but just another map. GPS devices and smart phones, DIY aerial cartography (the Public Laboratory), OpenStreetMap map making, are making easier building maps and sharing them. BYO laptop, smartphone or GPS, but if you don't have one, come anyway. Maps can be drawn with a pencil.
Workshop. at AMC. Friday June 29th 2012
Detroit, Michigan. USA
http://amc.alliedmedia.org/
http://talk.alliedmedia.org/amc2012/sessions/google-maps-not-map
This document summarizes a presentation about OpenStreetMap. It discusses OSM's purpose of creating an openly licensed map, its data structures of nodes, ways and tags, and tools for editing and viewing map data. OSM is built by a large volunteer community contributing GPS traces and other mapping data. Its data is hosted on servers and rendered into map tiles using tools like Mapnik. The presentation highlights OSM's open licensing and wiki-based approach to tagging locations, similar to Wikipedia.
1) The presenter discussed the role of neogeography and volunteered geographic information (VGI) in crisis mapping during and after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
2) Case studies were presented on how OpenStreetMap and Ushahidi's Sinsai.info platform were used to collect and map crowdsourced geographic information from social media to support relief efforts.
3) Long-term efforts included creating detailed restoration maps of affected areas through mapping parties and fieldwork with local residents to document rebuilding progress over time.
Building a developer community with containersRex Tsai
1. Rex Tsai discussed building a developer community around OpenStreetMap (OSM) data and tools to help map hiking trails and points of interest in Taiwan more accurately.
2. He described challenges with existing OSM data and maps not containing sufficient detail on trails and having outdated basemaps. Search and rescue operations are also impacted.
3. Tsai outlined how using Docker can help developers more easily work with the complex software stacks involved in customizing OSM data and maps, including tile servers, map styles, and integrating additional geospatial data like elevation models.
The progress and challenge of OpenStreetMap in East AsiaDennis Raylin Chen
I talk in Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2017, a brief introduction of OpenStreetMap, and the Challenge of localization, especially in East Asia.
我在香港開源年會簡介開放街圖,以及在地化的挑戰,特別是在東亞這一帶。
This document compares OpenStreetMap (OSM) data to proprietary map data from companies like Google and Bing. [1] OSM is created through community contributions, making it more accurate than proprietary data for certain locations and use cases. [2] OSM offers more layers of map data than proprietary providers and allows for custom maps. [3] While proprietary APIs lock users into their services, OSM works with many open APIs and can be deployed more flexibly.
Information is more than ever geolocated, but who decides what we see on maps? who curates that information? Maps have never been neutral, but now they are ubiquitous.
This session will be a hands on workshop to enter the maps world and understand how communities can produce and edit their own maps (with openstreetmap.org) and edit and curate information above them (meipi.org).
The workshop will explore ways to integrate critical maps created in other platforms and websites.
Description
Have you ever wanted to make your own map but you didn't know how? Do you want to use your GPS/smart phone? People usually approach maps as inert things, as invariable objects. Now, it's easy to make your own maps and meanwhile understand that maps are not neutral, that Google Maps is not The Map, but just another map. GPS devices and smart phones, DIY aerial cartography (the Public Laboratory), OpenStreetMap map making, are making easier building maps and sharing them. BYO laptop, smartphone or GPS, but if you don't have one, come anyway. Maps can be drawn with a pencil.
Workshop. at AMC. Friday June 29th 2012
Detroit, Michigan. USA
http://amc.alliedmedia.org/
http://talk.alliedmedia.org/amc2012/sessions/google-maps-not-map
This document summarizes a presentation about OpenStreetMap. It discusses OSM's purpose of creating an openly licensed map, its data structures of nodes, ways and tags, and tools for editing and viewing map data. OSM is built by a large volunteer community contributing GPS traces and other mapping data. Its data is hosted on servers and rendered into map tiles using tools like Mapnik. The presentation highlights OSM's open licensing and wiki-based approach to tagging locations, similar to Wikipedia.
1) The presenter discussed the role of neogeography and volunteered geographic information (VGI) in crisis mapping during and after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
2) Case studies were presented on how OpenStreetMap and Ushahidi's Sinsai.info platform were used to collect and map crowdsourced geographic information from social media to support relief efforts.
3) Long-term efforts included creating detailed restoration maps of affected areas through mapping parties and fieldwork with local residents to document rebuilding progress over time.
Building a developer community with containersRex Tsai
1. Rex Tsai discussed building a developer community around OpenStreetMap (OSM) data and tools to help map hiking trails and points of interest in Taiwan more accurately.
2. He described challenges with existing OSM data and maps not containing sufficient detail on trails and having outdated basemaps. Search and rescue operations are also impacted.
3. Tsai outlined how using Docker can help developers more easily work with the complex software stacks involved in customizing OSM data and maps, including tile servers, map styles, and integrating additional geospatial data like elevation models.
Presenting OpenStreetMap in Ghana during Project Flood Risk Accra WorkshopEnock Seth Nyamador
A presentation on OpenStreetMap in Ghana during Project Flood Risk Accra (www.floodriskaccra.com) Workshop at International Water Management Institution in Accra.
This document provides an overview of OpenStreetMap (OSM), a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. It discusses how OSM allows anyone to add and edit map information to contribute to a public map without restrictions. The document also shares several resources for using OSM like the OSM Wiki, OSM on GitHub, and the OSM Foundation wiki, as well as examples of applications that use OSM data like Wheelmap, F4map, and Maps.me.
This document discusses open geospatial data and tools. It covers common geospatial data formats like Shapefiles and GeoTIFF as well as web services for accessing geospatial data like WMS, WFS, and TMS. It also discusses common geospatial concepts like projections, datums, and data models. A large portion of the document is dedicated to OpenStreetMap, a collaborative project to create open geospatial maps. It describes how OSM data is collected and mapped by volunteers and accessible through a variety of tools and services. In summary, the document provides an overview of open geospatial data standards, web services, and the OpenStreetMap project for collaborative mapping.
This document discusses OpenStreetMap (OSM), a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. It provides information on when the author started contributing to OSM, links to related articles on OSM's history and importance, and an overview of key aspects of OSM including its open data license, wiki, GitHub repository, and foundation. It also covers common features mapped in OSM like points of interest, buildings, land use, amenities, and transportation.
This document discusses an attempt to create guides for Tottori using OpenStreetMap (OSM). It provides an overview of OSM, explaining that it is a free geographic dataset created largely by volunteers. The document outlines the OSM licensing terms and encourages readers to contribute to OSM by going out and surveying their local areas. It also provides links to OSM wiki pages that give more details on how to get started with OSM mapping.
This document provides an overview of OpenStreetMap (OSM), a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. It discusses the history and growth of OSM from 2014-2015, lists various online resources about OSM including tutorials and articles, and outlines the main types of map features mapped in OSM such as buildings, land use, amenities, and transportation. It also shares examples of applications that utilize OSM data and provides links to OSM communities on sites like Wikipedia, GitHub and Facebook.
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The document discusses open source, open data, and collaborative geospatial tools and projects. It highlights platforms like QGIS, GRASS, OpenStreetMap, Ushahidi, and others that enable open mapping and crowdsourced data collection. It addresses criticisms around accuracy and reliability but argues these projects are "good enough" and evolve based on user needs. The document emphasizes that open data and tools allow anyone to engage in mapping and analysis.
This document discusses geospatial APIs and mapping libraries. It introduces some major geospatial APIs from Google, Bing, and Here that provide map data and services. It also describes two popular mapping libraries - Leaflet and OpenLayers. Leaflet is easy to use but less flexible, while OpenLayers is more powerful but more complex. The document also discusses how geospatial data isn't limited to maps and can include data that references locations, and describes technologies for extracting location references from text.
I talk about my experience of OpenStreetMap, how I contribute, and how I help build the community on Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2017.
我在香港開源年會談個人在開放街圖的貢獻經驗,以及社群經營的方法和狀況。
This document summarizes a project to create a web application with rental and amenity information for future students of the Centre of Geographic Sciences (COGS) using ArcGIS Online. The project team collected rental data, points of interest, and trail information. They performed network analysis to determine commute times from rentals to COGS by vehicle and walking. Finally, they built a web map with the data and customized it using ArcGIS Online and JavaScript APIs. The web application allows users to search information that will help in deciding where to live and what amenities are available near COGS.
GeoDjango is a framework that allows for the use of geographic information in Django projects. It provides Django model fields to store geospatial data like points, lines and polygons. It also includes tools to import data from formats like Shapefiles into Django models and query and manipulate spatial data using the Django ORM. GeoDjango leverages spatial databases like PostGIS to handle geographic queries and functions. It aims to make building geographic web applications with Django simple and intuitive.
GIS -- where Esri is probably the most prominent data provider -- is related to ITS by way of providing ITS research with road maps. Traditionally, GIS data come as .shp files in 2d- or 3dmesh format. The sad news is that (1) even 3dmesh is low resolution, and (2) native GIS roads maps have no context. This study presents a web application which extracts pairwise routes via Google Maps API and stores them in cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.). When done, pairwise routes are merged into the graph ready to use for ITS simulations. The webapp is socially scalable and can use any number of clients, which is important for large datasets.
Presenting OpenStreetMap in Ghana during Project Flood Risk Accra WorkshopEnock Seth Nyamador
A presentation on OpenStreetMap in Ghana during Project Flood Risk Accra (www.floodriskaccra.com) Workshop at International Water Management Institution in Accra.
This document provides an overview of OpenStreetMap (OSM), a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. It discusses how OSM allows anyone to add and edit map information to contribute to a public map without restrictions. The document also shares several resources for using OSM like the OSM Wiki, OSM on GitHub, and the OSM Foundation wiki, as well as examples of applications that use OSM data like Wheelmap, F4map, and Maps.me.
This document discusses open geospatial data and tools. It covers common geospatial data formats like Shapefiles and GeoTIFF as well as web services for accessing geospatial data like WMS, WFS, and TMS. It also discusses common geospatial concepts like projections, datums, and data models. A large portion of the document is dedicated to OpenStreetMap, a collaborative project to create open geospatial maps. It describes how OSM data is collected and mapped by volunteers and accessible through a variety of tools and services. In summary, the document provides an overview of open geospatial data standards, web services, and the OpenStreetMap project for collaborative mapping.
This document discusses OpenStreetMap (OSM), a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. It provides information on when the author started contributing to OSM, links to related articles on OSM's history and importance, and an overview of key aspects of OSM including its open data license, wiki, GitHub repository, and foundation. It also covers common features mapped in OSM like points of interest, buildings, land use, amenities, and transportation.
This document discusses an attempt to create guides for Tottori using OpenStreetMap (OSM). It provides an overview of OSM, explaining that it is a free geographic dataset created largely by volunteers. The document outlines the OSM licensing terms and encourages readers to contribute to OSM by going out and surveying their local areas. It also provides links to OSM wiki pages that give more details on how to get started with OSM mapping.
This document provides an overview of OpenStreetMap (OSM), a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. It discusses the history and growth of OSM from 2014-2015, lists various online resources about OSM including tutorials and articles, and outlines the main types of map features mapped in OSM such as buildings, land use, amenities, and transportation. It also shares examples of applications that utilize OSM data and provides links to OSM communities on sites like Wikipedia, GitHub and Facebook.
Philippine Geospatial Forum Presentation 20130311esambale
The document discusses open source, open data, and collaborative geospatial tools and projects. It highlights platforms like QGIS, GRASS, OpenStreetMap, Ushahidi, and others that enable open mapping and crowdsourced data collection. It addresses criticisms around accuracy and reliability but argues these projects are "good enough" and evolve based on user needs. The document emphasizes that open data and tools allow anyone to engage in mapping and analysis.
This document discusses geospatial APIs and mapping libraries. It introduces some major geospatial APIs from Google, Bing, and Here that provide map data and services. It also describes two popular mapping libraries - Leaflet and OpenLayers. Leaflet is easy to use but less flexible, while OpenLayers is more powerful but more complex. The document also discusses how geospatial data isn't limited to maps and can include data that references locations, and describes technologies for extracting location references from text.
I talk about my experience of OpenStreetMap, how I contribute, and how I help build the community on Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2017.
我在香港開源年會談個人在開放街圖的貢獻經驗,以及社群經營的方法和狀況。
This document summarizes a project to create a web application with rental and amenity information for future students of the Centre of Geographic Sciences (COGS) using ArcGIS Online. The project team collected rental data, points of interest, and trail information. They performed network analysis to determine commute times from rentals to COGS by vehicle and walking. Finally, they built a web map with the data and customized it using ArcGIS Online and JavaScript APIs. The web application allows users to search information that will help in deciding where to live and what amenities are available near COGS.
GeoDjango is a framework that allows for the use of geographic information in Django projects. It provides Django model fields to store geospatial data like points, lines and polygons. It also includes tools to import data from formats like Shapefiles into Django models and query and manipulate spatial data using the Django ORM. GeoDjango leverages spatial databases like PostGIS to handle geographic queries and functions. It aims to make building geographic web applications with Django simple and intuitive.
GIS -- where Esri is probably the most prominent data provider -- is related to ITS by way of providing ITS research with road maps. Traditionally, GIS data come as .shp files in 2d- or 3dmesh format. The sad news is that (1) even 3dmesh is low resolution, and (2) native GIS roads maps have no context. This study presents a web application which extracts pairwise routes via Google Maps API and stores them in cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.). When done, pairwise routes are merged into the graph ready to use for ITS simulations. The webapp is socially scalable and can use any number of clients, which is important for large datasets.
Similar to Pokemon go use of open streetmap state of the map asia 2018 (12)
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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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
4. Hiking Map Data - Rudy Map
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154544537337138&set=gm.676811479141135&type=
http://sea.tokyo.idv.tw/?p=3004
● OpenStreetMap+D
epartment of
Interner DEM data
● Active Hiking
Community with
Editing ability
10. Pokemon Go relation with OSM
● In 2016, someone find out the co-relation of
OSM and Pokemon Go
● What monsters appear in Spawn determine by
environment data from OpenStreetMap (at least
is a factor)
● Ex, we have water type monster near the river
or pond, and co-relation with OSM data
● In game map still use Google Maps Data
11. Spawn rate for Pokomon
https://pokemongo.gamepress.gg/basic-guide-open-street-maps
13. First In game Map update
● November, 2017
● In game map use OpenStreetMap data to render
● All players notice the difference. Some place just has
basic road network, the same in the in game map
● In Taiwan most are complain that the building data is far
less compare to previous version
● There are some broken titles that don‘t appear
● There are military landuse on the broken titles
16. Second Map Update
● January, 2018
● Just in game map
was change, no
spawn rate change
● Fix the broken tile
issue
https://technews.tw/2018/01/30/pokemon-go-first-update-after-openstreetamp-map-data-switch/
17. Park is added more
https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2018/04/01/niantic-openstreetmap-collaboration/
20. Niantic Motive
● Even they are close related, the map money is
still huge
● No update time is known
● Sometimes has to wait for months to make the
edit effect in Pokemon Go
21. The Player who could not get ex-
raid in Botanicl Garden
22. Because the Park is relation
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/4601743
24. Some thoughts
● Pokemon Go uses OSM data makes OSM
more well-known
● Due to Google Maps raise its price, more
company will use OSM data in some form, the
OSM community should be prepared
● QA challenge, OpenStreetMap should set a
general goal to achieved, with companies have
their own goal
Hello I‘m Dennis Chen from Taiwan. So glad to be here again at the State of the Map Asia conference. Pokemon Go is very popular game worldwide. Why it is relate to OpenStreetMap. I’ll tell the story about it.
My OSM ID is Supaplex. Currently working as a tech journalism. When I have spare time I contribute to OpenStreetMap, using QA tools to make sure things mapped in Taiwan go well.
I’m also a Wikipedian. Beside map in front of computer or go outside survay, I also hold a monthly Meetup In Taipei.
Currently I am the third place on the contributors list in Taiwan. You could see my mapping footprint mainly on the Taiwan island. And sometimes I map around East Asia.
Taiwan community works with hiking community. In Taiwan there is a huge hiking community, some of the hiker will help to map OpenStreetMap due to no public map of hiking, and low support of commercial map.
A hiker in Taiwan combined OSM data with government open data DEM, release data combined and style call Rudy Map.
A research organization NIHC hosts a tile server for the OpenStreetMap project
OpenStreetMap community relationship with Open Source Community is quite good in Taiwan. We have good impression on one of the biggest Open Source conference COSCUP.
Now the main topic, we all saw the post on OpenStreetMap blog, relate to this, or Pokemon n the virtual AR world. That is Pokemon Go.
Recently the company behind Pokemon Go, Niantic, hold a event with Taiwan local government. And it is a great success.
Tainan Safari attract Taiwanese to the Southern part of Taiwan, and even people around the world.
It all startedin 2016, someone find out the co-relation of OSM and Pokemon Go. In Pokemon Go, Spawn rate will determine how often will monster appear. And monsters type depend on the environment, which seems corelate with OSM data.
We could see water type monsters will appear river, cannel or pond, and in OSM it is also river, cannel or pond
In game map still use Google Maps Data
Here is the list some players write down,which natural or landuse will effect the swamp and Ex-raid rate.
Shiph Road board on Reddit, there are many post analysis the relationship between Pokemon Go and OpenStreetMap.
Then around Noverber, 2017, Niantic did some rapid change. They switch to OpenStreetMap from Google Maps, effecting the in app map.
Due to lack of active community, some area just has basic road network, the game experience is not good.
Some Taiwanese play complain the area the play the game has no buildings
There are some area with no tile, due to there are military area in the area.
Example of broken tiles that shows they are near military landuse
If you are near the water, water type monsters will appeear more frequently.
In January 2018, the in game map change again, the second time after switch to OpenStreetMap.
There is just an in game map change, does not effect spawn rate
This time no broken tiles
After every players knows the relationship between Pokemon Go and OpenStreetMap, and parks matter the most, there are a huge increase of park number around the world. In Taiwan we the community could feel new mappers are very interested in adding parks.
On one of Taiwan most popular forum PTT, Players on the Pokemon Go board post about will they contribute on OpenStreetMap after the map change.
A blog post and OSMwiki page describe how to properly edit OpenStreetMap.
There are few report about Niantic motive of switching to OSM. We could just guess what they motive. I think for company with huge traffic flow, using Google Maps have to pay a huge amount of money.
We can not get when will Niantic update their in game map. We have to wait for months to make the edit effect in Pokemon Go
Park is a determine factor for Ex-raid, so some gamer will alter or add park (real one or fake one).
due to Niantic handle of area, park which was mapped as relation could not make Ex-raid possible. Some active game will change the relation to way. And then the edit war happened.
Edit war again when he can not get Ex-raid in a relation park
Here is some thought that I think Niantic switch to OSM brought to us. A positive thing is Pokemon Go use of OSM makes OSM name more wide spread. And Google Maps price raised makes company to survay other option, some will switch OSM and use OSM in some form. OSM community should be prepared for it. QA challenge, and a general goal of OSM mappers to achived, might be different than these companies goal.
Facebook made a multi-langue map by OpenStreetMap data, switched by changing the language setting.
Thank you guys for listening for Taiwan experience of Pokemom Go use of OSM. Any questions?