State of the Map Scotland 2011

Scottish OpenStreetMap 'unconference'

THIS EVENT HAS ENDED!

Held on Fri-Sat August 26/27 2011 10-4pm

Thanks to all those who joined the Scottish OpenStreetMap community to talk, workshop and hack for this two day event. We were kindly hosted by the Electron Club at the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow. This was an 'unconference' event, where all delegates made suggestions for presentations or workshops and gave lightening talks throughout the day(s).

We attracted mappers, hackers, artists, cyclists, cartographers and academic organisations interested in the OpenStreetMap project. Approximately 40 people attended over two days.

The facilities included the Electron Club room with 14 spaces for laptops and a 70 seat cinema for presentations. There are also two open bar/cafe areas within the building and free wifi throughout..

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Where

Extras

  • This event is for Scottish focused collaboration, projects and organisations. It is not an alternative or competitor to the larger SOTM 2011 or SOTM Europe conferences
  • Useful links to sites discussed during the conference

Schedule

TimeCC4 Cinema - TalksSlides Resources Video etcElectron Club room - Workshops
Friday
9:30-10:00Registration
10:00-10:30Welcome by and organisation of dayvideo
10:30-11:00State of the Map Scotland - Chris Flemingvideo slides
11:00-11:45Community Mapping in Govan, GlasgowvideoEditing OSM basics
11:45-12:30ALISS.org Health support groups websitevideo websiteEditing OSM Basics
12:00-13:15Lunch
13:30-14:15Mapping in developing countries -videoHow to create your own map
14:00-15:00Travel website and railway station mapping - Peter StonervideoHow to create your own map
15:00-16:00OSM Data Visualisations - Steven Kayphotos
16:00-17:00Coffee, Cake and Discussionphoto
Saturday
9:30-10:00Registration
10:00-10:15Welcome by and organisation of day
10:15-11:00Putting nature on the (OSM) Map - Tim Fostervideo website
11:00-11:45Wheelmap.org - How to - Jane Menschvideo website
11:45-12:30QGIS Data visualisation - Steven Kayvideo
12:30-13:30Lunch
13:30-14:15Licence Change - Dair GrantslidesOpenStreetMap Basic Editing
14:15-14:45Edinburgh Fringe mapping - Chris FlemingvideoOpenStreetMap Basic Editing
14:45-15:00Common Good Land - Bob Hamiltonwebsite
15:00-15:15Coffee
15:15-16:00How OSM compares to other maps - Dair Grantslides
16:00-16:15Closing - Tim Foster

Sponsors

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