2.0 -//Pentabarf//Schedule//EN PUBLISH DNZASB@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -DNZASB Consortium Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem (CDSE) presentation. en en 20240719T102000 20240719T110000 0.04000

Consortium Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem (CDSE) presentation.

Presentation by CloudFerro, led by Dr. Jan Musiał. about their contributions to OpenStreetMap. Consortium Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem (CDSE) is a sponsor of this conference. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Extended Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/DNZASB/ Plenary Auditorium PUBLISH UEAMBT@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -UEAMBT TomTom OpenStreetMap program – Community & Partnership en en 20240719T113000 20240719T121000 0.04000

TomTom OpenStreetMap program – Community & Partnership

TomTom as a company has been involved with OpenStreetMap project since 2020. In this talk we will present: 1. TomTom program pillars 2. How we improve OSM data 3. How we support the global OSM community TomTom is a silver sponsor of State of the Map Europe 2024. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Extended Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/UEAMBT/ Plenary Auditorium Salim Baidoun Dominika Armatys Shaundrea Kenyon PUBLISH DEFL7H@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -DEFL7H Decoding Names: The Challenge of Integrating OSM Names into Bing Maps en en 20240719T121000 20240719T125000 0.04000

Decoding Names: The Challenge of Integrating OSM Names into Bing Maps

Integrating OpenStreetMap names into Bing Maps presents a series of intricate challenges that require smart and innovative solutions. In this talk, we'll delve into the sophisticated processing techniques Microsoft uses to manage multilingual names, handle erroneous data, filter out generic names, and so much more, ensuring consistency and accuracy. Discover how OSM data is transforming Bing Maps across half the globe, including Poland, and explore how the OSM community can contribute to this vital work. Join us to uncover new insights and foster collaboration for more precise and reliable mapping. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Extended Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/DEFL7H/ Plenary Auditorium Nikola Bebic PUBLISH 3DMDVA@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -3DMDVA OSM Unicorn Index en en 20240719T140000 20240719T142000 0.02000

OSM Unicorn Index

In this talk we describe a thorough data analysis that looks into the rare and sparkling elements of OSM. Rare information such as local or topic specific tags are one of the pillars of success of our project that keep users interested and make the map colourful. We analyse how often different map edits are made to the database and find out if rare edits are linked to specific users or if the work to colour the map is equally distributed. In addition a [website](https://ideal-vgi.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/unicorn/) is launched that enables users in Germany and Poland to compare their personal tendency to map rare object in relation to the local community. The talk is accompanied by a [manuscript](https://gitlab.gistools.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/giscience/ideal-vgi/osm-unicorn-factor) that transparently shows all steps of the presentation as well as the full source code under an open license. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/3DMDVA/ Plenary Auditorium Moritz Schott PUBLISH UQPSVD@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -UQPSVD Practical Application of Large Language Models for Data Validation in OpenStreetMap en en 20240719T143000 20240719T145000 0.02000

Practical Application of Large Language Models for Data Validation in OpenStreetMap

It is no secret that there has been a gold rush around large language models (LLMs) since the release of ChatGPT in 2022. We are currently in a “hype wave”, as individuals and companies scramble to find ways to get the best use of it. OpenStreetMap (OSM) is no exception, as there have been attempts to find ways to work LLMs into the ecosystem. In this talk I will give an overview of existing attempts of using LLMs within the context of OSM, as well as share observations, both positive and negative, in making use of OpenAI’s ChatGPT API as an assistant for repairing invalid tag values, using the “opening_hours” tag as a practical example. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/UQPSVD/ Plenary Auditorium Isaac Boates PUBLISH WVWCEN@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -WVWCEN Eight Stories High, Comically Lo-Res, Visible for Twenty Miles: Spiraling Maps Atop San Francisco's Salesforce Tower en en 20240719T153000 20240719T155000 0.02000

Eight Stories High, Comically Lo-Res, Visible for Twenty Miles: Spiraling Maps Atop San Francisco's Salesforce Tower

Since its Lisbon premiere in April 2022, I've given thirty-some performances of A Synesthete's Atlas–during which I manipulate projected digital maps in collaboration with improvising musicians–across North America. My Carto-OSC began life as a rapid prototyping tool for designing web maps but morphed into the platform I use for real time cartography and video creation. February 2024 found my single-channel work, If Map #5, appearing on the eight story high display that crowns San Francisco's Salesforce Tower, the second tallest building west of the Mississippi River. A series of performances within and beyond the Tower's viewshed were held between February and April. I'll talk about my influences, the crowdsourced data and open source technologies I use, the challenges of designing for a determinedly low resolution yet enormous, wraparound display, and the joys of collaborating with musicians/sound designers using a wide variety of instrumentation. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/WVWCEN/ Plenary Auditorium Eric Theise PUBLISH M8HTSJ@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -M8HTSJ Minutely vector tiles for the community en en 20240719T160000 20240719T162000 0.02000

Minutely vector tiles for the community

The Foundation has funded development work on vector tiles to meet OpenStreetMap.org's unique requirements. This talk goes over what OSM needs, what has been developed in response, and what it means for the community. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/M8HTSJ/ Plenary Auditorium Paul Norman PUBLISH 9ZMZQF@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -9ZMZQF How OSM Poland tempered en en 20240719T140000 20240719T142000 0.02000

How OSM Poland tempered

As this year's SoTM is being held on the 20th anniversary of the founding of OSM, I decided to introduce the beginnings of the development of OSM in Poland, as well as the beginnings of the OpenStreetMap Poland Association, which was founded in a lecture room at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of Lodz Univ. of Technology - a few hundred metres from the SoTM venue. I try to explain what the beginnings of OSM mapping in Poland looked like - the times when we mapped almost exclusively on the basis of our own GPS tracks and handwritten terrain notes, the times when the first Bing orthophotomap appeared, which did not cover the eastern part of Poland, the history of cooperation with UMP - a local map project competing with OSM, the effect of the transition from the CC By SA 2.0 licence to ObDL and some other interesting facts from those pioneering times. I will also describe the beginnings of OSM Polska Association's activity - cooperation with state institutions, the first projects and competitions, as well as the crisis that occurred after the first 5 years of operation. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/9ZMZQF/ Room CA3 Tomasz Ganicz PUBLISH XUZA7X@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -XUZA7X Streamlining Data Improvement and Quality Check for Pedestrian Map Data on OpenStreetMap: Milano Case Study en en 20240719T143000 20240719T145000 0.02000

Streamlining Data Improvement and Quality Check for Pedestrian Map Data on OpenStreetMap: Milano Case Study

In the rapidly evolving world of OpenStreetMap, ensuring the completeness and quality of pedestrian map data is crucial for a wide range of applications, from urban planning to accessibility improvements. The governmental organization (AMAT), local OpenStreetMap communities (Wikimedia Italia and PoliMappers), and the companies (Meta and TomTom) have collaborated to streamline the improvement and quality checks of pedestrian map data on OpenStreetMap for Milan, Italy. This collaboration aimed to complete and maintain the pedestrian map data infrastructure on OpenStreetMap in the working area. Collaborative and innovative approaches included automating crosswalk detection from high-resolution imagery, introducing pedestrian map data quality checks, and streamlining quality checks with MapRoulette and the active local community to address data improvement and quality issues. Our work has made Milan one of the most complete cities in Europe in terms of pedestrian map data infrastructure. In this talk, we will share the most common data issues found in pedestrian map data, the methodology used to streamline data quality projects with MapRoulette challenges, strategies for improving missing data on OSM, community activation strategies, project outputs, and how to disseminate. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/XUZA7X/ Room CA3 Said Turksever PUBLISH NNKDLL@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -NNKDLL Farewell Web Mercator en en 20240719T153000 20240719T155000 0.02000

Farewell Web Mercator

The Equal Earth map projection is already well supported in major GIS libraries. This talk shows how to produce OSM vector tiles suitable for maps in Equal Earth projection, based on the Shortbread schema. A growing collection of information about using Equal Earth is available at https://equal.bbox.earth/ PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/NNKDLL/ Room CA3 Pirmin Kalberer PUBLISH J9U3UW@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -J9U3UW Utilising OSM data in geospatial representation learning en en 20240719T160000 20240719T162000 0.02000

Utilising OSM data in geospatial representation learning

Representation learning has been proven as a very capable approach in many domains of artificial intelligence like Natural Language Processing (NLP), Computer Vision (CV) or Network Science (NS). Representation learning of spatial and geographic data is a rapidly developing field that allows for similarity detection between areas and high-quality inference using deep neural networks. Existing approaches concentrate on embedding raster imagery (maps, street or satellite photos), mobility data or road networks. We propose methods for learning vector representations of OpenStreetMap regions concerning urban functions, land use, POI location and road network with additional features. We also propose an approach to include public transport availability in the representation learning approach. We have designed our representation learning methods operating on various types of OpenStreetMap (OSM) data, one of the largest open databases with structured geospatial data. All our methods operate on the hexagonal grid from Uber's H3 spatial index to increase reproducibility. We presented our results at different workshops accompanying the SIGSPATIAL conference. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/J9U3UW/ Room CA3 Piotr Gramacki PUBLISH VGMJEA@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -VGMJEA How do users interact with the HOT Tasking Manager en en 20240719T140000 20240719T142000 0.02000

How do users interact with the HOT Tasking Manager

From the logs of 2 years of archived projects and the examination of the Tasking Manager interface, we studied how users behave and collaborate, how the interface influences this, and identified bottlenecks and areas of opportunity. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/VGMJEA/ Room CA4 Héctor Ochoa Ortiz Umair Ahmed PUBLISH Q3BFCA@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -Q3BFCA Micromapping in OpenStreetMap en en 20240719T143000 20240719T145000 0.02000

Micromapping in OpenStreetMap

A quick presentation about micromapping - examples, good practice, problems etc. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/Q3BFCA/ Room CA4 Przemysław Boszczar PUBLISH MYJD37@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -MYJD37 Disaster Ninja for Enhanced Disaster Response and Data Accuracy in OSM en en 20240719T153000 20240719T155000 0.02000

Disaster Ninja for Enhanced Disaster Response and Data Accuracy in OSM

In this session, we will introduce Disaster Ninja, a tool by Kontur that improves the OpenStreetMap (OSM) usability in disaster response scenarios. Attendees will learn about Disaster Ninja's functionality to locate and engage active mappers, maximizing local community input for quick data adjustments. We will examine how the application's quality assurance layers aid in pinpointing and addressing OSM data inaccuracies. The session will discuss Disaster Ninja's reporting capabilities, which are critical for enhancing infrastructure data, validating demographic information, and checking the congruence of administrative limits within OSM. We will present how Disaster Ninja complements the HOT tasking manager, contributing to the OSM data refinement process. The talk will provide insights into how technology can assist in creating a more accurate and functional mapping resource for humanitarian efforts. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/MYJD37/ Room CA4 Andrei Klopau PUBLISH X3X9JS@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -X3X9JS OpenRailRouting 1.0 en en 20240719T160000 20240719T161000 0.01000

OpenRailRouting 1.0

OpenRailRouting is based on a forked version of GraphHopper. Since the upgrade of that fork to the current version of GraphHopper (9.1 at the time of submission of this talk), clients can submit their custom routing profile at runtime. This allows to support any number of different railway vehicles and route them with respect to their supported electricity system(s) and speed. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/X3X9JS/ Room CA4 Michael Reichert PUBLISH HJWMV7@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -HJWMV7 Cycleways in OpenStreetMap don't work for city planning en en 20240719T161000 20240719T162000 0.01000

Cycleways in OpenStreetMap don't work for city planning

OSM works for amateur mapping. It works for large-scale (read, countries) data needs. But the closer you get to the ground, the less sense it makes to use OSM. For example, construction: it needs the level of quality OSM simply cannot archieve. Turns out when you're looking at bicycle infrastructure, trying to identify things to fix, OSM data model and editing process doesn't help too. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/HJWMV7/ Room CA4 Ilya Zverev PUBLISH VXRAVX@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -VXRAVX The road map or the whole map. OSM in geographical research. en en 20240719T162000 20240719T163000 0.01000

The road map or the whole map. OSM in geographical research.

In our presentation, we will present attempts to work with materials relating to various elements of the geographical environment in the OSM world. Being aware of the limitations that the tag system may impose, we tried to achieve the best possible results of our work. We collected information on the edge of the Arctic - in the village of St. Nicholas near Rovaniemi, in Croatian Dalmatia on the Peljesac peninsula, on a half-kilometer section of the Moldavian Danube, as well as in the Polish Bieszczady and Beskid mountains, and on the Masurian lakes. Field work is still ongoing, as is the OSM update. However, we already have a lot of thoughts. We are sure that OSM can be supplemented with information that would allow the creation of basic thematic maps used in physical geography, e.g. geomorphological or hydrological maps, or building maps #D in socio-economic geography and spatial management. Some maps, of course, require additional data, e.g. hypsometry , but this is definitely a good direction in providing a universal map for a specific, small area. Over time, an increasingly larger area of the globe will probably be filled with dense spatial information from OSM. And the ultimate goal is a somewhat lazy effort to collect all spatial data in one place. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/VXRAVX/ Room CA4 Paweł Struś PUBLISH 8CU93V@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -8CU93V Let's Map Łódź with StreetComplete en en 20240719T140000 20240719T153000 1.03000

Let's Map Łódź with StreetComplete

Come with us on a walk around the facilities, or take a few stops with the tram and then solve some quests together! No trash bin or steps railing will be spared, we will map them all! Or alternatively, as much as you like, really. We'll use StreetComplete's team mode to split up all quests among the members of each team to map together in groups. We'll start on schedule because time passes quickly when mapping. If you arrived too late, check the history tab on openstreetmap.org to see current contributions in this area to get an idea where we went. :-) Unless you join just to get some fresh air and chat, you need an Android device to participate. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/8CU93V/ Outside events Tobias Zwick Mateusz Konieczny Flo Edelmann Benjamin Daniel PUBLISH FJBZY9@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -FJBZY9 OSM’s wiki and documentation: make it fit – or accept a substitute? en en 20240720T100000 20240720T102000 0.02000

OSM’s wiki and documentation: make it fit – or accept a substitute?

The wiki is a somewhat unsung part of the OpenStreetMap ecosystem. It is intended to be a space to support the development of OSM and used for its tag documentation along with other purposes such as tag proposals, local project pages and software listings. It is not always easy to keep it up to date and there have sometimes been conflicts between maintenance of the wiki and software that seeks to scrape it. This talk explores how the wiki fits into the wider ecosystem and how that can be taken forwards. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/FJBZY9/ Plenary Auditorium Andrew Hain PUBLISH N83Q9D@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -N83Q9D Landuse mapping in OpenStreetMap – Mapping Styles and Age of Data en en 20240720T103000 20240720T105000 0.02000

Landuse mapping in OpenStreetMap – Mapping Styles and Age of Data

This talk will present the results of my analysis of landuse mapping in OpenStreetMap in Europe: * Do mappers "clue" landuse polygons to each other (i.e. sharing nodes)? * Do mappers "clue" landuse polygons to roads (i.e. sharing nodes) or do polygons end in the ditch along the road? * How many landuse polygons are mapped as multipolygons? How many of them could be remodeled as closed ways without loss of information? * How old are landuse polygons? * Can we spot "one-tree forests", i.e. forest polygons modelling the crown of individual trees? * What landuse classes overlap each other very often? How large is the overlap? * Can we spot differences between countries mapped by craftmappers and countries where imports dominate? Results will be presented on regional level (admin_level 6) to highlight regional differences within countries. The talk will offer a hint if we as community should ban some mapping styles. It will not give any insights on the qualitative accurancy of landuse classification. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/N83Q9D/ Plenary Auditorium Michael Reichert PUBLISH 7CSEAB@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -7CSEAB OSMF board – what are they even doing? en en 20240720T110000 20240720T112000 0.02000

OSMF board – what are they even doing?

Basic introduction to what OSMF board is and what they are doing. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/7CSEAB/ Plenary Auditorium Mateusz Konieczny PUBLISH TB9LGJ@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -TB9LGJ What's New With our Website en en 20240720T120000 20240720T122000 0.02000

What's New With our Website

Following on from the talk given at SotM-EU 2023, this talk will look in more depth at particular features and new technologies that we're using, as well as giving ideas on how you can get involved directly with the development work. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/TB9LGJ/ Plenary Auditorium Andy Allan PUBLISH 3P77QC@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -3P77QC The Next Generation of OpenStreetMap (independent) en en 20240720T123000 20240720T125000 0.02000

The Next Generation of OpenStreetMap (independent)

OpenStreetMap-NG isn't just yet another update; it's a new vision for the tomorrow of OpenStreetMap. We're building a faster, sleeker, more secure, and feature-rich platform for everyone. Join this presentation to explore the new exciting changes we're cooking up! Simply put, we're not afraid of change. This presentation will give you a non-technical overview of OpenStreetMap-NG, covering everything a mapper like you might want to know. I will recap nearly a year's worth of progress and achievements, giving you a front-row seat to the future of open mapping. This independent work is not affiliated with the OpenStreetMap Foundation. We are just ordinary people who want to make a positive change. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/3P77QC/ Plenary Auditorium Kamil Monicz (Zaczero) PUBLISH XNRBVT@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -XNRBVT Introduction to Geospatial Machine Learning en en 20240720T100000 20240720T113000 1.03000

Introduction to Geospatial Machine Learning

In this tutorial, we intend to provide a comprehensive introduction to the Spatial Representations for Artificial Intelligence (srai) library. Participants will learn how to utilize this library for various geospatial applications, such as downloading and processing OpenStreetMap data, extracting features from GTFS data, splitting a given area into smaller regions, and embedding regions into a vector space based on different spatial features. Moreover, users will learn how to pre-train a model of their choice and build predictive models for use in downstream tasks. By the end of the tutorial, attendees will be able to: 1. Install and set up the SRAI library. 2. Use SRAI to download and process geospatial data. 3. Apply various regionalization and embedding techniques to geospatial data. 4. Utilize pre-trained embedding models for clustering and similarity search. 5. Build predictive models on top of SRAI embeddings If you want to follow along, please find the material and installation instructions at https://github.com/kraina-ai/srai-tutorial/tree/SOTM2024. We encourage you to set up the repository and install the dependencies before the tutorial. Lastly, if you're not familiar with geospatial data, we recommend a great tutorial by Joris Van den Bossche: [Introduction to geospatial data analysis with GeoPandas](https://github.com/jorisvandenbossche/geopandas-tutorial). Understanding this tutorial is not required, but it might help you gain a deeper understanding of geospatial data and tooling in this domain. Consider it an optional pre-reading. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/XNRBVT/ Room CA3 Piotr Gramacki Kacper Leśniara PUBLISH LFUJTS@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -LFUJTS Mapy.cz - OpenStreetMap data in practice en en 20240720T120000 20240720T122000 0.02000

Mapy.cz - OpenStreetMap data in practice

Mapy.cz is the most popular map web portal and mobile phone application in Czech Republic and is increasingly popular in other European countries as well. Map covers whole World. It is popular for its traditional visualization of maps as people know from paper form. With Mapy.cz you can search for places, plan routes, orient yourself and be navigated, save your trips and share your experiences with friends. Maps visualize OpenStreetMap data, texts are from Wikipedia, other structured information from Wikidata and most of photos from Wikimedia Commons. In a presentation app and portal will be introduced and it will be shown how is used OpenStreetMap and other Open data. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/LFUJTS/ Room CA3 Jakub Zmrzlík PUBLISH 3RNYAG@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -3RNYAG StreetComplete for iOS en en 20240720T123000 20240720T125000 0.02000

StreetComplete for iOS

Already in 2021, we've estimated what it would take to create an iOS version of StreetComplete. We have been taking the possibility of an eventual iOS version into account ever since. Thanks to the many contributions towards facilitating its creation over several years by various people, end of 2023 <a href="https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete/issues/5421">we finally comitted to</a> at least create a minimum viable product. Henceforth, the last half a year leading to this event, we've taken further big steps towards creating an iOS version for StreetComplete. I shall talk about the approach we used, the progress we made, the challenges we faced, the way forward and how you could help. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/3RNYAG/ Room CA3 Tobias Zwick PUBLISH WT8MKM@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -WT8MKM MapLibre Native: Maps for your Apps en en 20240720T125000 20240720T130000 0.01000

MapLibre Native: Maps for your Apps

MapLibre Native is a free and open source mapping toolkit written in C++ that is often used for iOS and Android applications. More and more large enterprises are switching to MapLibre Native, especially after development has picked up the last year, which culminated in the delivery of a new Metal rendering backend that was released this year. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/WT8MKM/ Room CA3 Bart Louwers PUBLISH 9DW93E@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -9DW93E Explore Earth Observation data and process it in the cloud using the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem en en 20240720T100000 20240720T113000 1.03000

Explore Earth Observation data and process it in the cloud using the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem

During the workshop, we will present the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem, a European project for sharing, storing, and computing EO data from the Copernicus program. Participants will learn about the basic functions of the Ecosystem, which includes several components such as Copernicus Browse, for easy visualization and analysis of imagery data from various Sentinel missions, and Sentinel Hub’s QGIS plugin, for convenient creation and display of EO imagery compositions in QGIS software. These tools provide users with access to worldwide historical and current imagery data without requiring specific technical knowledge. Additionally, participants will be introduced to cloud computing in the CDSE using Jupyter Labs. We will present two use cases utilizing OpenEO, a library that allows for easy access to and processing of Copernicus program data. Each use case will demonstrate the power of cloud computing and the easy access to Sentinel-2 data. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/9DW93E/ Room CA4 Marcin Michał Bojko PUBLISH AKMXZJ@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -AKMXZJ Chasing the Neogeography Dream en en 20240720T120000 20240720T122000 0.02000

Chasing the Neogeography Dream

OpenStreetMap has "won": its flexible tagging scheme and copyleft license has helped it power some of the most widely used web map services in the world. But arguably, it has not yet made mapmaking accessible to a wide range of developers, instead being the exclusive domain of a small class of specialists. This will be an hopefully provocative talk examining the obstacles OSM has faced, and charting a possible path towards OSM finally delivering on its ideals after 2+ decades. I'll also explain how the Protomaps open source project fits into the next-generation OSM ecosystem. History: * Technical trade-offs that have limited OSM adoption * Inherent challenges in web cartography and worldviews * The success of OSM data commoditization * The absence of incentives for OSM service commoditization Future: * Emergence of a new generation of specialized tools and formats for creating and serving maps * Co-existence of OSM with Overture Maps * The potential impact of new OSMF initiatives like Vector Tiles on OSM.org This work is supported by GitHub Sponsors and an NLnet foundation grant. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/AKMXZJ/ Room CA4 Brandon Liu PUBLISH 8CMKLY@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -8CMKLY Architecture of CREODIAS WMS Basemap for Very High Resolution Satellite Imagery from Copernicus Contributing Missions en en 20240720T123000 20240720T124000 0.01000

Architecture of CREODIAS WMS Basemap for Very High Resolution Satellite Imagery from Copernicus Contributing Missions

The availability of high-resolution data will be discussed, explaining their utility for the OSM community, and a proposed quick access method will be presented so that anyone can try them out in their favorite editor using the WMS standard. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/8CMKLY/ Room CA4 Marcin Michał Bojko PUBLISH MBJFNV@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -MBJFNV Quality assessment of OSM address points for selected administrative units in Poland en en 20240720T124000 20240720T125000 0.01000

Quality assessment of OSM address points for selected administrative units in Poland

The purpose of the study (in reference to the title) was to conduct an analysis of the set of address points collected in the OpenStreetMap (OSM) database for the territory of Poland. In order to carry out this study, it was necessary to create a suitable tool performing validation based on a comparison of address data with the reference database of the State Register of Borders (PRG), maintained by the General Office of Geodesy and Cartography. The tool developed as part of the work, in the form of the osm_matcha application, analyzes descriptive and spatial features of address data, such as town name, street, building number and coordinates, and then compares them with analogous metadata from the PRG database. The osm_matcha application makes as many address connections as possible between databases. Using a sophisticated mechanism of processing techniques and matching even records containing errors and differences due to the different genesis of the data, acts of vandalism or mistakes of those responsible for collecting the data. All this treating the analyzed collection as Big Data. The implementation of the application uses several different solutions. The data processing engine is the SQL language along with the PostgreSQL database management system with the PostGIS extension. The Python language and Docker software were used to standardize the process and facilitate implementation by users, as well as a language for communicating with the database. Analysis using the tool was aimed at improving the quality of address data in OSM through systematic validation and comparison with reference data, as well as developing good practices in the context of working with address data. The tool has the potential to assist the OSM editing community in the process of improving data and providing users with a tool for analyzing address quality. This is an important step in providing the community with a dedicated analysis tool and improving the OpenStreetMap database, as well as developing cooperation between Warsaw University of Technology and OpenStreetMap Poland. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/MBJFNV/ Room CA4 Marcin PUBLISH 9YUWFB@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -9YUWFB How to leverage the democratic potential of map-based participation in municipalities? Harmonization efforts, policy reform, community involvement en en 20240720T120000 20240720T122000 0.02000

How to leverage the democratic potential of map-based participation in municipalities? Harmonization efforts, policy reform, community involvement

German municipalities are beginning to discover the potential of map-based citizen participation - sometimes, but not always using OpenStreetMap. However those projects remain in a very narrow focus: they either exclusively focus on problem reporting, on citizen input for specific planning processes, on citizen input about their general ideas and needs or on citizen information. These are all sensible use cases – but a holistic approach is rarely pursued. Yet from a municipal perspective, map-based participation, this should matter: Because if a map offers added value from the citizen's point of view, it becomes a lively place - where people come together with their thoughts, their data and their potential for participation. Administrations (and municipal companies) can make use of this: for contact with the population, for recording needs and ideas, for planning, for the joint development of new services and even operating models or for impact measurement. With these map-based projects, a well-known smart city problem is becoming apparent: several similar projects are being developed in parallel, which are implemented in different technical ways. Technical compatibility with related applications is not taken into account. Neither APIs nor common standards are being developed. There is no focus on the necessary common infrastructure. At Agora Digitale Transformation, a German non-profit think tank, we are currently working with local authorities and civil society organizations on a vision of such a "city map of the future". In June, we will publish a vision paper that lays out the concrete policy steps for this to become reality. With the SotM EU audience, we want to a) share our findings and experiences, b) discuss the EU-implications of such policy efforts and c) discuss how the OSM community could partake in this policy work. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/9YUWFB/ Room CA7 Mathias Großklaus PUBLISH PQ8VKC@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -PQ8VKC Production release announcement for fAIr, HOT’s AI assisted mapping community service en en 20240720T123000 20240720T125000 0.02000

Production release announcement for fAIr, HOT’s AI assisted mapping community service

Why fAIr? The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) sees that mappers can, on average, map between 1000-1500 buildings per working day without AI assistance. During an AI-assisted mapping pilot (2019-2020) supported by Microsoft, 18 million building footprints were extracted from satellite imagery for all of Tanzania and Uganda. HOT discovered during this pilot that this average mapping nearly doubled to 2500-3000 buildings being added to OpenStreetMap (OSM) per day with the assistance of high-quality AI open-source datasets. fAIr seeks to solve three foreseen problems: 1. AI models openness: AI-assisted mapping for humanitarian purposes feels like a black box. Useful open-source results coming from AI exists (e.g. META's global roads dataset available in RapiD, Microsoft’s global buildings dataset and Google’s open building in Africa). However, the models (code/training data) are currently not open-source. 2. Model bias: Having model biases means predicting over satellite imagery would be biased toward the training dataset used to teach the AI model and the nature and quality of imagery is very different across the globe. 3. Lack of feedback: There is no enhancement applied easily on the intelligence and accuracy of the AI models and humans are out of the loop when building the AI models, this due to AI models being either closed source or were built once and made available to end users so enhancements would require repeating the process from scratch. What is behind fAIr? The deep learning model behind fAIr is based on RAMP (Replicable AI for MicroPlanning), whose architecture and approach originates from [an Eff-UNet model](https://rampml.global/ramp-model-card/). The research presented in this talk, falls within the broader spectrum of research on understanding the fine tuning process for geographic domain adaptation in image analysis validation, in particular for building footprints detection. The talk will describe the procedure put in place to perform a reproducible analysis of the performance of the ML model training, from the training datasets selection process, the more technical details of the backbone model underneath, the choice of the metrics used to measure accuracy, and finally the analysis of the results obtained testing for different metrics. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/PQ8VKC/ Room CA7 Anna Zanchetta Omran NAJJAR Kshitij Raj Sharma PUBLISH UVHGFF@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -UVHGFF Mobile mapping session and workshop en en 20240720T113000 20240720T130000 1.03000

Mobile mapping session and workshop

Mobile mapping tools are a great way to build up a map on the ground and many of them can be used with little technical knowledge. This workshop will give you a chance to practice your skills and learn how to use them more effectively.. You will need to bring a smartphone or a tablet. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/UVHGFF/ Outside events Andrew Hain PUBLISH K8LF7U@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -K8LF7U Flowing Connections: Mapping rivers & streams with WaterwayMap.org en en 20240721T100000 20240721T102000 0.02000

Flowing Connections: Mapping rivers & streams with WaterwayMap.org

WaterwayMap.org has a unique view of OpenStreetMap's waterways, by connecting them all together topologically, with different maps based on different waterway tags. Topology mistakes can be spotted and fixed quickly & rapidly. Topology mistakes (like loops in rivers) are spotted and fixed quickly. This has led to improved tagging. This talk will explain the website, backing tools, features, tagging developments, and possible ideas. slides https://waterwaymap.org/static/2024-07-21-sotmeu-waterway-presentation.pdf PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/K8LF7U/ Plenary Auditorium Amanda McCann PUBLISH ZQK8AL@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -ZQK8AL The corporate landscape of OSM gathered from interviews to employees en en 20240721T103000 20240721T105000 0.02000

The corporate landscape of OSM gathered from interviews to employees

Employees of 25 companies that use OSM data or contribute to the overall OSM Ecosystem were interviewed. The goal was to see how the companies use the data, what motivates them to contribute value (data, tools, community-building, etc.) to the ecosystem, and the barriers they encountered. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/ZQK8AL/ Plenary Auditorium Héctor Ochoa Ortiz PUBLISH V8ZB3U@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -V8ZB3U Supporting Mobility Transitions: OpenStreetMap's Contribution to Public Administration Data Needs en en 20240721T110000 20240721T112000 0.02000

Supporting Mobility Transitions: OpenStreetMap's Contribution to Public Administration Data Needs

The transition of transportation and mobility to a more ecological mode is a core task of our generation. Public administrations are at the forefront of executing this change, but they are being held back. Planning, especially strategic planning, requires data on the current infrastructure, which they lack. Moreover, once the change starts to happen, keeping this data up to date remains an unsolved problem. OpenStreetMap is in a unique position to help. We have a comprehensive dataset with various topics relevant to public planning. More importantly, we have well-defined processes for keeping this data current. In this talk, we will look at two projects. The "Radverkehrsatlas" focuses on bicycle data used to create bicycle network plans, which are the first step to building better infrastructure. The "Parkraumatlas" focuses on street-side parking and provides crucial data for discussions about spatial justice in public spaces. We will examine the extensive processing of OSM data necessary to make it easy to understand and use for public administration use cases. Additionally, we will discuss how we strengthen cooperation with public administrations to keep the data updated and relevant. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/V8ZB3U/ Plenary Auditorium Tobias Jordans PUBLISH 3X9QRU@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -3X9QRU Crisis mapping: Teaching high school ELL students how to make maps that save lives en en 20240721T120000 20240721T122000 0.02000

Crisis mapping: Teaching high school ELL students how to make maps that save lives

I designed and developed the Mini-Mapathon curriculum to answer three key research questions below. 1. How did the design support changes in students’ perceptions of their crisis mapping knowledge and skills? 2. How did participating in the Mini-Mapathon support student expressed interest in crisis mapping in the future? 3. How did the Mini-Mapathon support students in engaging crisis mapping? I designed and delivered the Mini-Mapathon, via three 45-minute Human Geography courses to 28 junior Asian high school students at an international school in Beijing, China. The English Language Learners (ELL) student population were all Chinese and their ages ranged from 16-18, consisting of 15 male students and 13 female students. Prior to implementing the research project with 28 Human Geography students, I researched the best way to teach crisis mapping to ELL students by participating in Mapathons and Mapalongs. I piloted three crisis mapping Mini-Mapathons for 55 Asian 4th grade students in three classrooms after learning crisis mapping was done effectively with 10 year old students in Milan, Italy (Gaspari, et al., 2021). The pilot programs with 4th grade Asian students and subsequent project were implemented only after the 4th grade students learned about crises in their IB-PYP curriculum, and after I conducted an extensive literature review of this relatively new (2005), interdisciplinary and innovative field of crisis mapping, investigated many mapping software platforms, and spoke to representatives from www.ushahidi.org, www.hotosm.org , and www.missingmaps.com. A website was built (www.crisismapping.weebly.com) to turn the Mini-Mapathon experience into an exportable educational activity that could be replicated or delivered in formal and informal learning environments. Using the ADDIE approach, I sought to design, implement, and evaluate a Mini-Mapathon curriculum to answer my three research questions. I implemented my applied research project on teaching crisis mapping through a Mini-Mapathon and collected pre and post surveys in late April, 2022, during the spring semester at an international high school in my three Human Geography classes. Twenty-eight Asian students participated in the Mini-Mapathon so that medicine and services could be delivered to vulnerable populations in Nigeria and Zimbabwe by Doctors Without Borders and The Red Cross. During the 45 minute Mini-Mapathons, students were taught how to map buildings and roads using Humanitarian Open Street Mapping software via www.hotosm.org and they took pre and post surveys so that I could better understand and measure how students learn during Mapathons and determine if my methodology for teaching crisis mapping was effective (Branch, 2009). The learning objectives of the Mini-Mapathon design were as follows: 1) Students will be able to co-create interactive open street maps using geo-spatial software. 2) Students will be able to analyze the role maps play in crisis response such as refugee crises and disasters and identify the stakeholders including citizens, international humanitarian organizations such as UNHCR, Doctors Without Borders, and Red Cross, NGO’s, government agencies, and military branches. 3) Students will be able to develop geographical knowledge and spatial awareness. I delivered pre and post surveys to better understand how students learn, what they learn, and assess the quality of crisis mapping instruction in my three Human Geography courses with 28 Asian high school students. How to Create an Account tutorial along with the other static and video tutorials can now be found on the website I built www.crisismapping.weebly.com. I began each class with a 2–3-minute video focusing on the problem, population in need and showcasing the work of the Spanish Red Cross, UNHCR, or Doctors Without Borders, to increase cultural and historical context and show the organization who can operationalize our map to provide relief to those in need. I then proceeded to explain that some places do not have accurate maps because they do not have Google cars driving around or adequate resources in the government to make up to date maps, however, volunteers like us can make the new maps together using satellite imagery. I asked the students to create their own OSM accounts in previous classes because we had been using the OpenStreetMap resource to explore chokepoints, or straights and canals, to better understand geography and global trade in previous lessons. I provided anonymous usernames and passwords if students had not yet created their OSM accounts to save time. Some opted to use the Tutorial How to Create An OSM Account and some students taught others how to create an account quickly. Next, I proceeded to implement the following step by step in class instructions in order to make learning visible and meet the academic language needs of the ELL students (Hattie, 2008; Yoder, et al., 2016). Step 1) Watch a fellow student map in front of the classroom following the teacher instruction through a four-step tutorial How To Map A Building. The tutorial can be found on www.crisismapping.weebly.com Step 2) Review the four-step process by coaching the student verbally through the four-step tutorial How to Map a Building. Step 3) Correct the teacher’s mistakes of not following the order and incorrectly mapping the building size, and mapping a shadow. Step 4) Answer any questions students may have. Step 5) Ask students to start mapping their first building and raise their hands before saving and uploading their work so the teacher or aid can inspect and correct their work if needed. PDF and video tutorials on How to Map a Building and How to Map a Road were delivered through the school’s information communication technology platform so students could learn at their own pace through multi-modal scaffolded instruction. The population sample of 28 Asian ELL high school junior students completed pre-surveys prior to the learning intervention or Mapathon and then completed the post survey. The pre and post survey questions were a mix of qualitative and quantitative questions (see Table 3). The quantitative survey data was analyzed using Microsoft Excel. The descriptive analysis was performed with SPSS to find the frequencies, percentages, the mean and standard deviation of survey question data. The descriptive statistics are presented below in the form of tables, graphs, and charts below. I used descriptive statistics and analysis instead of inferential statistics because this was a pilot project with a small sample size. The goal was to understand the impact of the new curriculum on this particular population and not to generalize effects of an intervention for all similar students. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/3X9QRU/ Plenary Auditorium Dr. Joel Thomas PUBLISH WCST3U@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -WCST3U GeoResilient: Maintaining public assets through OpenStreetMap en en 20240721T123000 20240721T125000 0.02000

GeoResilient: Maintaining public assets through OpenStreetMap

More informstion shared soon. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/WCST3U/ Plenary Auditorium pomodoren PUBLISH ZXEAQ3@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -ZXEAQ3 Automatic online production of classic maps based on OSM data en en 20240721T100000 20240721T102000 0.02000

Automatic online production of classic maps based on OSM data

We have been publishing maps for years. Around 2010, we recognized that the availability of current sources was now complete thanks to the web and geographic databases. However, the Big Data problem has grown the cost of data analysis, and at the same time the quality of free, scalable online maps has increased dramatically, making commercial paper maps unattractive. As a result, expenditure on map printing decreased, many titles disappeared, and many cartographic publishing houses were closed. We did not want to give up creating maps, because in some situations classic maps have still an advantage over scalable geoportals. So, we have created the ability to automatically create maps on a large scale, with minimal human intervention. In the customization process, the user has the opportunity to: determine the geographical scope, scale and paper size. In the next steps, one selects the theme and density of content, composition, manner and other graphic aspects. OSM data is downloaded from the Postgre database, the complex process performs editing, generalization, inserts the grid, legend and other elements of the composition, and modifies the colors. As a result, the user receives high-quality file – methodologically correct as much as possible – that can be used in a variety of ways. The effectiveness of the developed process depends, among others, on how OSM data features such as geometry, keys and tags are used. Examples show the benefits of this data and the problems to be solved. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/ZXEAQ3/ Room CA3 Michael Siwicki PUBLISH LVVUFH@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -LVVUFH Customizing Shortbread vector tiles en en 20240721T120000 20240721T122000 0.02000

Customizing Shortbread vector tiles

[Maputnik](https://maplibre.org/maputnik/) is a visual editor for styling vector tiles and can be used with Shortbread tiles. This talk shows how to customize styles with Maputnik and discusses other ways for styling. For creating and extending OSM vector tiles, workflows using [Tilemaker](https://tilemaker.org/), [Planetiler](https://github.com/onthegomap/planetiler) and [osm2pgsql Themepark](https://osm2pgsql.org/themepark/) are compared. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/LVVUFH/ Room CA3 Pirmin Kalberer PUBLISH UEXBB3@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -UEXBB3 Making Notes: How Every Door Replaces Walking Papers en en 20240721T123000 20240721T125000 0.02000

Making Notes: How Every Door Replaces Walking Papers

Every Door is not just a map editor: it's an ultimate tool for surveying. Before version 5.0 it focused on cities: missing shops, addresses, micromapping. With the coming Summer, when the urge to leave a city for a bicycle trip is high, I saw to improve Every Door to make it an outdoor surveying tool as well. All this doesn't come from nowhere. Every Door is based on my 14 year experience is various kids of surveying. I started with walking papers that I drew by hand — and before ED, used at every mapping party. Walking papers are still popular in areas with unstable internet connection. But most importantly, walking papers change how we approach a map. They show us how the control on maps is commodialized, by allowing us to make physical, tangible, permanent maps ourselves. In a way that feeling is what Every Door tries to replicate: not of using JOSM or StreetComplete to survey, but of having power. You put your finger to the screen and feel the map changing. It was important not to lose this feeling while translating the walking paper experience to an app. in this talk, we'll look into a few things that enable it. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/UEXBB3/ Room CA3 Ilya Zverev PUBLISH C9MJDN@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -C9MJDN OSM Wiki editing workshop en en 20240721T100000 20240721T113000 1.03000

OSM Wiki editing workshop

Please, create an OSM Wiki account at https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/ if you do not have one. It is separate from OSM account. Note: if you want to change some tagging schema or how people map things this is not really fitting. Intention here is to help with fixing cases where description how tags are used is wrong or missing. This workshop is expected to work well with relatively small group of people, as it will require 1:1 interactions. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/C9MJDN/ Room CA4 Mateusz Konieczny PUBLISH PR3UXD@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -PR3UXD Learnings from developing Microsoft’s Map builder UX en en 20240721T120000 20240721T122000 0.02000

Learnings from developing Microsoft’s Map builder UX

I have worked as interim maintainer of iD editor and on Microsoft's Map builder osm editor for 3y with focus on frontend and with excitement I plan to share openly with you learnings from developing the user interface for the experiment project that is Map builder. The key challenge product’s UI is trying to solve is how to onboard users with no prior mapping experience to the world of osm editing, provide further education, and develop them into regular contributors. In order to solve this challenge, product is built around the ideas of: keeping UI simple and minimal, educating and onboarding user through paradigm ‘learn by doing’, implementing step-by-step streamlined drawing and editing tools, keeping the sentiment of mapping fun and finally emphasizing that map making is performed with and for a community. If you have a passion for Frontend, good UI patterns, you are interested in thought process of how to build visuals for an osm editor, then I invite you to join me while I further explore Map builder’s UI principals, share with you interesting design tradeoffs and key decisions that moved the product forward. This is more than a presentation; this is also an honest invitation to brainstorm and discuss how to make map making effective and fun. Feel free to say hello to me during the conference and you will likely find that I can talk about this topic for hours. ~Milos Brzakovic, Senior Frontend Lead Developer, Microsoft PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/PR3UXD/ Room CA4 Milos Brzakovic PUBLISH TKJRV8@@cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl -TKJRV8 Mapping Poland at Scale: Automation and Innovation in OpenStreetMap en en 20240721T123000 20240721T125000 0.02000

Mapping Poland at Scale: Automation and Innovation in OpenStreetMap

Mapping a whole country is a massive undertaking! Discover how I've used a mix of cutting-edge tech and clever automation to make OpenStreetMap in Poland more accurate, detailed, and up-to-date. AI-powered zebra crossing detection, building imports from government data, and text processing of restaurant listings. In this presentation, I'll talk: - How I made tedious mapping tasks fun again (well, almost!) by handing some over to the machines. - Real-world results – see the impact these projects have had on the Polish OpenStreetMap. - The secret sauce: the mix of AI, open data, and community collaboration that made it all work. Whether you're a seasoned mapper, a tech enthusiast, or simply curious about how maps get made, this presentation has something for you. Come see how innovation is transforming OpenStreetMap in Poland! PUBLIC CONFIRMED Regular Oral Presentation https://cfp.openstreetmap.org.pl/state-of-the-map-europe-2024/talk/TKJRV8/ Room CA4 Kamil Monicz (Zaczero)