State of the map NYC 2015

Program

Join for three days packed with talks, workshops, hacking, mapping parties and meetings all around OpenStreetMap.

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Day one

8:00am Open Check-in

9:15am Opening Session Room CR4

9:45am

Room CR1 30min The OpenStreetMap Foundation and You: The Why, The How and What You Can Do to Get Involved Kate Chapman, OpenStreetMap Foundation

Room CR2 30min Mapping for Resilience: Turning Data into Decisions Carrie Stokes, USAID

Room CR3 30min The NYC Space/Time Directory: A data driven time machine Matthew Knutzen, The New York Public Library NYPL Labs & Map Division

10:15am

Room CR1 30min The Map That Never Sleeps Richard Fairhurst, cycle.travel

Room CR2 30min OpenStreetMap and the US Department of Transportation's ARNOLD Tom Roff, FHWA USDOT

Room CR3 30min Mapping Motor Sports Venues Past and Present Richard Welty, Averill Park Networking

10:45am Coffee

11:15am

Room CR1 30min Wikidata for mappers Andy Mabbett

Room CR2 30min OpenStreetMap for Climate and Crisis John Crowley, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team

Room CR3 30min The paid mappers are coming Alex Barth, Mapbox

11:45am

Room CR1 30min OpenTrails Jereme Monteau, Trailhead Labs

Room CR2 30min For Government, OpenStreetMap is More than Excellent Data. It's a Transformation. Mikel Maron, State Department

Room CR3 30min Telenav Map Data Team Behind the Monitor and in the Field: A North Dallas, TX Case Study Kristen Kam, Telenav

12:15pm

Room CR1 30min OpenAddresses: Building a useful dataset out of disparate datasets Ian Dees, OpenAddresses

Room CR2 45min Government & OpenStreetMap: Landscapes, Perspectives and the Horizon Panel

Room CR3 30min The State of the Map Various

12:45pm/1:00pm Lunch

2:00pm Group photo

2:30pm

Room CR1 30min When Data Doesn't Belong in OSM: The Land Tenure Use Case Kate Chapman, Cadasta Foundation

Room CR2 30min Cycling Directions with OpenStreetMap and OSRM Lauren Budorick, Mapbox

Room CR3 30min Building OpenStreetMap.org Tom Hughes

3:00pm

Room CR1 45min Peripheral Data in OpenStreetMap Panel

Room CR2 30min Quality Route Guidance Duane Gearhart, Mapzen

Room CR3 30min Running OpenStreetMap.org - Operations Grant Slater, OpenStreetMap Foundation

3:30pm Coffee

4:00pm

Room CR1 30min OpenStreetMap Carto Andy Allan

Room CR2 30min Introduction to Quality Assurance Wade Crump

Room CR3 30min Crossroads: Dissecting the construction of OpenStreetMap in a small mid American city Sterling Quinn, The Pennsylvania State University

4:30pm

Room CR1 30min 3 years of OSM Buildings Jan Marsch, OSMBuildings

Room CR2 30min Osmose QA Frédéric Rodrigo, OpenStreetMap France

Room CR3 30min A Statistical Analysis of OpenStreetMap Nicholas Marinakis and Erez Cohen, Mapsense

5:00pm

Room CR1 45min Vector Rendering Panel Panel

Room CR2 30min Connecting Telenav’s Scout Users with the OSM Community for Continuous Map Improvements Alex Ilisei, Frederic Julien, Telenav

Room CR3 30min Lightning Talks Saturday Various

7:30pm Social

9:00am Coffee

9:30am

Room CR1 30min OpenStreetMap in High school Shawn Goulet, Cape Cod Commission

Room CR2 30min State of the Geocoder Harish Krishna, Rahul Maddimsetty, Mapzen & Foursquare Labs

Room CR3 30min Tracing patterns of growth and maintenance in OpenStreetMap Alan McConchie, Stamen Design

10:00am

Room CR1 30min Education in a changing GIS landscape Britta Ricker, University of Washington Tacoma

Room CR2 30min The 'S' is for 'Street': OpenStreetMap's role in what geocoders are becoming Tyler Bell, Factual

Room CR3 30min Tickling locals into action Minh Nguyễn, Mapbox

10:30am Coffee

11:00am

Room CR1 30min Missing Maps Drishtie Patel, American Red Cross

Room CR2 30min Systematically improving OpenStreetMap with To-Fix Aaron Lidman, Mapbox

Room CR3 30min How Sausages are Made Jochen Topf

11:30am

Room CR1 30min OpenStreetMap at Peace Corps Courtney Clark, Peace Corps

Room CR2 30min Less Bots, More Humans: Using MapRoulette to Import Data Jim McAndrew, National Park Service

Room CR3 30min Improving Diversity in OpenStreetMap Kathleen Danielson, Mapzen, OSMF

12:00pm

Room CR1 30min OpenStreetMap at the United Nations Akiko Harayama, UN OCHA

Room CR2 30min When will Mexico be navigable on OpenStreetMap? Miriam Gonzalez and Andres Ortiz, Telenav

Room CR3 30min The State of the Map Various

12:45pm/1:00pm Lunch

2:30pm

Room CR1 30min Editing OpenStreetMap with Mapillary Jan Erik Solem, Mapillary

Room CR2 30min OpenStreetMap Software for More than OpenStreetMap Sajjad Anwar, Mapbox

Room CR3 30min Your Neighbour is Mapping Heather Leson & Ivan Gayton, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team & Médecins Sans Frontières

3:00pm

Room CR1 30min OpenStreetMap in Architecture and Planning Brandon Liu

Room CR2 30min OpenStreetMap as a platform Olaf Veerman, Development Seed

Room CR3 30min O.S.M.B.A. The history and future of companies in OpenStreetMap Randy Meech, Mapzen

3:30pm

Room CR1 30min Map tracing for #millennials Paul Mach, Strava

Room CR2 30min OpenHistoricalMap Tech Changes to the OpenStreetMap Stack Tim Waters, OpenHistoricalMap

Room CR3 30min Lightning Talks Sunday Various

4:00pm Coffee

4:30pm

Room CR1 30min OpenMapKit Dale Kunce, Red Cross

Room CR2 30min Maptime Beth Schechter & Lyzi Diamond, Stamen Design & Mapbox

Room CR3 30min Learning from Wikipedia: bots, automated edits and patrols Peter Miller

5:00pm

Room CR1 30min Esri and Government Andrew Turner, Esri

Room CR2 30min Getting OpenStreetMap into schools with GeoBadges Elizabeth Lyon, GeoBadges

Room CR3 30min Some OpenStreetMap Futures Andy Allan

5:30pm Closing session Room CR4

Birds of a Feather sessions

Parallel to talks there will be an opportunity to grab one of three meeting rooms to hold an informal Birds of a Feather session. These sessions can be scheduled at the conference at the morning of each day. We'll have a whiteboard ready for you to get your topic up!

Mon June 8

Hack day 9AM - 5PM

This event takes place on the NYU campus.

On Monday we'll get hands on with creating software and mapping. Head over to the conference wiki to share what you'd like to work on. Note that the TeachOSM workshops and the Maptime summit require separate registration on their respective web sites. For all other activities, the regular State of the Map US registration has you covered.

OpenStreetMap Workshops getting you started on OpenStreetMap software
Software and documentation sprint - get together and improve OpenStreetMap
Map New York city - learn how to survey with OpenStreetMap
Missing maps mapping party - learn OpenStreetMap and help map the world
Maptime summit - the annual gathering of all existing and future Maptime organizers (requires separate registration)
Teacher Workshops by TeachOSM - OpenStreetMap for educators (requires separate registration)

Everybody welcome

We're striving to make State of the Map US a friendly, safe and productive environment for everyone - all attendees agree to adhere to our code of conduct.