NOTE NEW LOCATION! Our usual meeting place is not available on this date, but we will return to Qualys in March. Allow extra time to find the new location and for traffic delays. See
Driving Directions or
Transit Directions for more information.
PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU ARE COMING! Because of the new location, which is smaller than our usual room, we want to have an accurate idea of how many people are coming. Send email to
rsvp@penlug.org or use the Facebook address above to RSVP. Thank you!
Agenda:
- 6:00 PM Free pizza arrives
- 6:15 PM Free book giveaways or other prizes
- 6:30 PM Presentation begins
- 8:00 PM Meeting ends
OpenStreetMap, an open source map of the world
OpenStreetMap is an open source project to collaboratively map the entire world. OpenStreetMap is both free and Free, allowing open access to geodata. There are over 70,000 participants in OpenStreetMap worldwide, and community members are using the data to create a variety maps, such as opencyclemap.org and openrouteservice.org. We are working to increase participation here in the US. This presentation will focus on the past, present and future of geodata, OpenStreetMap goals, as well how people can get involved.
Sarah Manley
Sarah is the community ambassador for OpenStreetMap in the Bay Area of California. As community ambassador she works to engage a wider range of participants in OpenStreetMap by organizing mapping parties, speaking engagements and collaborations with community groups. She is also working to develop a curriculum that utilizes OpenStreetMap’s data and tools.
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