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Organised Editing/Activities/ZambiaCensus2022

Background

The Open Mapping Hub – Eastern and Southern Africa (OMH-ESA) team is working with the Zambia Statistics Agency (ZamStats) to use OpenStreetMap, open data and open mapping processes and methodologies in statistical development and production in Zambia.

This includes the use of the OpenStreetMap (OSM) for digitization of building footprints across Zambia, and addition of currently mapped datasets to OSM for the upcoming National Census 2022. This will further strengthen geospatial data collection, dissemination and use in Zambia.

Mapping will start in Western Province, then move to North-Western Province, and then finally Copperbelt Province. Mapping will focus in 'Enumeration Areas' identified to have less than 30 households.

Once buildings are mapped, census collection will commence.

Contacts

Hashtag

  • #zambia-census

Timeframe

Starting: August 2022

Ending: November 2022

Remote Mapping Coordination

ProjectTitle & LinkStatusPriorityDifficulty
12248Zambia Census - Chongwe District RuralDRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12286Zambia Census - Northern Province 1DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12287Zambia Census - Northern Province 2DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12288Zambia Census - Northern Province 3DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12301Zambia Census - Northern Province 4DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
12303Zambia Census - Northern Province 5DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
12304Zambia Census - Northern Province 6DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
12305Zambia Census - Northern Province 7DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12306Zambia Census - Northern Province 8DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
12307Zambia Census - Northern Province 9DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12308Zambia Census - Northern Province 10DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12309Zambia Census - Northern Province 11DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
12310Zambia Census - Northern Province 12DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
12311Zambia Census - Northern Province 13DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12312Zambia Census - Northern Province 14DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
12313Zambia Census - Northern Province 15DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
12314Zambia Census - Northern Province 16DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12316Zambia Census - Northern Province 17DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12317Zambia Census - Northern Province 18DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
12318Zambia Census - Northern Province 19DRAFTLOWBEGINNER
12319Zambia Census - Northern Province 20DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
13212Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 1DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
13213Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 2DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
13214Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 3DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
13215Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 4DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
13216Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 5DRAFTLOWINTERMEDIATE
13218Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 6PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER
13219Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 7DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13220Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 8DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13224ZAMBIA CENSUS - WESTERN PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 1DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13225ZAMBIA CENSUS - WESTERN PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 2DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13226ZAMBIA CENSUS - WESTERN PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 3DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13227ZAMBIA CENSUS - WESTERN PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 4DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13228ZAMBIA CENSUS - WESTERN PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 5DRAFTHIGHINTERMEDIATE
13229ZAMBIA CENSUS - WESTERN PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 6DRAFTHIGHINTERMEDIATE
13230ZAMBIA CENSUS - WESTERN PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 7DRAFTHIGHINTERMEDIATE
13231ZAMBIA CENSUS - WESTERN PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 8DRAFTHIGHINTERMEDIATE
13244Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 9DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13245Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 10DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13246Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 11DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13281Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 12ARCHIVEDLOWBEGINNER
13293Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 13PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13295Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 14DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13296Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 15DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13297Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 16DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13298Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 17DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13299Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 18DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13300Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 19DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13301Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 20DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13370Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 21DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13371Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 22DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13372Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 23DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13373Zambia Census - Western Province North Rural 24DRAFTHIGHBEGINNER
13405ZAMBIA CENSUS -NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 1PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13406ZAMBIA CENSUS -NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 2PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13407ZAMBIA CENSUS -NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 3PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13408ZAMBIA CENSUS -NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 4PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13409ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 5PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13411ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 6PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13412ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 7PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13413ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 8PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13414ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 9PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13415ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 10PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13416ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 11PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13417ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 12PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13419ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 13PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13420ZAMBIA CENSUS - NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE 14PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13430ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 1PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13431ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 2PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13432ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 3PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13433ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 4PUBLISHEDLOWBEGINNER
13434ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 5PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER
13435ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE SOUTH RURAL 6PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER
13436ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE NORTH RURAL 1PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER
13437ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE NORTH RURAL 2PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER
13438ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE NORTH RURAL 3PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER
13439ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE NORTH RURAL 4PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER
13440ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE NORTH RURAL 5PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER
13447ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE NORTH RURAL 6ARCHIVEDHIGHBEGINNER
13451ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE NORTH RURAL 7PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER
13452ZAMBIA CENSUS - COPPERBELT PROVINCE NORTH RURAL 8PUBLISHEDHIGHBEGINNER

Participants

  • Missing Maps Volunteers
  • Local Community Mappers
  • HOT Corporate Mapathons

Measuring Success

The #zambia-census tag will be used to track contributions (buildings added) but ultimately success will be measured by all projects being archived after being fully mapped and validated and successfully used for field data collection.

Mapping Instructions

Project Specific Mapping Notes

  • Imagery: Please use Maxar Premium imagery (Beta), which is currently set as the default imagery for mapping. You may switch to BING, ESRI or others for comparison but Maxar has been chosen for this area due to it being the most recent imagery.
  • Some squares will already be partially or fully mapped, map in more if needed or fix up the existing mapping, or submit it with "Yes" selected in response to "Is this task completely mapped?" if it is already complete.
  • Existing mapping does not match imagery - This happens in some areas, when different imagery sources are used. If this occurs, check to make sure you are using Maxar imagery. If necessary, adjust existing mapping to align with Maxar, then continue mapping.
  • Alternative imagery is better - Sometimes due to shadows, alignment and other factors it may be easier to trace features using other imagery. That is fine as long as you adjust for any offset. When finished please leave a comment in the Tasking Manager when you mark done/stop mapping to say you used alternative imagery. See LearnOSM for detailed instructions on handling imagery offset, or Aerial Imagery & Alignment for adjusting in the iD editor.

Buildings

  • Please accurately outline all the buildings you can find. The outline should be for the full size of the building even if it is partly covered by trees in the imagery.
  • Take care to not include the building shadow in the building outline.
  • After tagging as a building, please leave all the 'Fields' empty - this information is added later by local mappers.
  • After drawing the outline and tagging as a building, use the 'Q' key in the iD web editor to "square" the corners.
  • Many buildings are very close, but do not actually touch each other, try to map them close to each other without letting them connect or share nodes with each other, roads or residential area outlines. In the iD web editor, holding down the "alt" key will keep nodes from "snapping" to each other and accidentally connecting.
  • In the iD web editor, you will only have the option to tag new features as buildings, see below for editing or adding other features. Only if you have personal knowledge of a building, please add that information to the building, like the type of building (hospital, school, gas station, etc) or a name if it has one.

Roads and Paths

  • Do not map roads and paths.

General Mapping Notes

  • Be as precise as possible - This takes a little bit of practice, but following a road closely or the outline of a building carefully really makes a difference in the quality of map data produced. Quality is more important than quantity when it comes to mapping. Zooming in close helps.
  • Changeset comments - These are filled in with some default information but you should always add what you mapped. For example "added buildings and roads" or "added in some waterways"
  • It is ok to "split" task squares - Sometimes a task square will have a lot detailed settlement mapping. If you think it would help to make the task square smaller so the mapping could be finished in a more reasonable time, use the "split" link above the task square comment box.
  • Personal knowledge - If you have local knowledge, that is incredibly valuable and any information you are 100% sure of you can add to the object you are mapping. Building names, health facilities, names of roads, etc, are all very valuable and the name= tag can be used to supply that information.
  • If you have to stop mapping before you have mapped everything select "No" in response to the question "Is this task completely mapped?".
  • You are making a real difference mapping - Every contribution matters in a real, tangible way. Mapping is not easy but know that your mapping is used by humanitarian organizations around the world every single day.

Validation

Every completed task is analyzed by the validators, following the Tasking Manager steps, OSMCha is also be used to identify and correct the remaining mistakes. For HOT coorporate mapathons, HOT will be responsible for validation.

OSMCha filtered to campaign hashtag and start date.

Results

Results will be posted here

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