Programme

Overview

State of the Map 2020 is taking place online on 4 and 5 July 2020. We have created an exciting program with you—the OpenStreetMap community. For the duration of the conference, we have chat rooms set aside for virtual sponsor booths as well as breakout sessions that can be booked by groups of mutual interest, or used without prior planning.

• Saturday, 4 July: conference begins with an opening session, followed by a day of presentations
• Sunday, 5 July: day 2 of more presentations plus a whole track of academic talks selected by our scientific committee

Downloads

Take a look at the conference booklet for a printable version of the schedule.

For smartphone schedule viewers or calendar apps there is a machine-readable version of the schedule available at https://sotm.osmz.ru/2020.html.

Proceedings of the Academic Track

The academic committee published the conference track's proceedings on zenodo under the following link: zenodo.org/communities/sotm-2020. There you can find the full abstracts of all academic talks of this year's state of the map (which are indicated with a 🎓 symbol below), as well as an editorial written by the scientific committee.

Saturday

Time (UTC)	Track 1	Track 2
10:00	Opening SotM Working Group
10:20	Winds of Change in OpenStreetMap Allan Mustard
10:45	Drones for Community Mapping Leigh Lunas	4 County OSM Digitization Liberia – Lesson Learned Tri Selasa
11:30	OSM Routing Evaluation Yantisa Akhadi	Health Facilities Import Sowmya Nayani
12:15	Ranks for Rendering Michael Reichert	Economy, Human, and Policy Impact on Mapping in Public Sector Asish Abraham Joseph
13:00	Lightning Talks I SotM Working Group	Building mapping communities in rural Tanzania – challenges, successes and lessons learnt Janet Chapman
13:45	lunch break
15:00	The Map in 360 Said Turksever	The State of OpenStreetMap in Africa Geoffrey Kateregga
15:45	Buildings are the new Streets Danijel Schorlemmer, Felix Delattre	Overwiew on OpenStreetMap Togo Community Ata Franck Akouete
16:30	Mapcampaigner Redesign: The Data Quality Monitor For OSM Jorge Martinez	Creating an open data ecosystem for reviews of places and more Dina Carabas
17:15	There might have been a misunderstanding... Frederik Ramm	OSM data assessment in the area of Athens - Greece Stathis G. Arapostathis
18:00	An Incomplete History of Companies and Professionals in OpenStreetMap Mikel Maron	Turkish Law on National Geospatial Data and Its Implications Regarding OSM and the Community Can Ünen, Orkut Murat Yılmaz
18:45	dinner break
20:00	Visualizing Gender of Street Names in Brazil Bernardo Loureiro	Participatory Budgeting & Mapping with citizens and government Erica Hagen, Lucy Fondo
20:45	Send me a Postcard Ilya Zverev	Sustainability and OSM for Development Erica Hagen
21:30	Building Stronger Communities Together - the Local Chapters & Community Working Group Maggie Cawley	MapImpact: Mapping and social researchs by students in Cusco, Perú Regina Campos Cc.
22:15	Meet an OpenStreetMapper Gregory Marler

Sunday

Time (UTC)	Track 1	Track 2
10:00	MAPBEKS: Mapping of HIV Facilities and LGBT spaces in the Philippines on OpenStreetMap Mikko Tamura	Assessing Global OpenStreetMap building completeness to generate large-scale 3D city models  🎓 Filip Biljecki, Ang Li Min
10:45	OSM Deep Facts in Developing Country: Indonesia case study Dwi Fanny Wulandari	Measuring OpenStreetMap building footprint completeness using human settlement layers  🎓 Ardie Orden, Ren Avell Flores, Pia Faustino, Mark Steve Samson
11:30	Gender Performance in OSM Mapping, Does It Matter? Zainab Ramadhanis	Towards understanding the quality of OpenStreetMap contributions: Results of an intrinsic quality assessment of data for Mozambique  🎓 Aphiwe Madubedube, Serena Coetzee, Victoria Rautenbach
12:15	Identify map problems in OSM by connectivity check Evan Hossain	Analyzing the localness of OSM data  🎓 Susanne Schröder-Bergen
13:00	The use of OpenStreetMap within the Italian Alpine Club Luca Delucchi	From Historical OpenStreetMap data to customized training samples for geospatial machine learning  🎓 Zhaoyan Wu, Hao Li, Alexander Zipf
13:45	lunch break
15:00	How to publish a multi-modal journey app based on OSM with Trufi App Christoph Hanser	Community mapping a means to building resilience  🎓 Dickson Daniel Chinguwo, Brown Kingsely Mphalo
15:45	Earthquakes and OpenStreetMap Danijel Schorlemmer	Examining spatial proximity to health care facilities in an informal urban setting  🎓 Godwin Yeboah, João Porto de Albuquerque, Olalekan John Taiwo
16:30	What to do when local citizens do not consent? A discussion on how to navigate difficult field scenarios that involve local communities. Shamilah Nassozi	Evolution of humanitarian mapping within the OpenStreetMap Community  🎓 Marcel Reinmuth, Benjamin Herfort, Jochen Stier, Alina Klerings
17:15	Minutely Extracts: Tools for nimble editing and downloading Brandon Liu	Detecting informal settlements via topological analysis  🎓 Satej Soman, Cooper Nederhoof, Nicholas Marchio, Annie Yang, Anni Beukes, Luis Bettencourt
18:00	Lightning Talks II SotM Working Group	Curious Cases of Corporations in OpenStreetMap  🎓 Jennings Anderson, Dipto Sarkar
18:45	dinner break
20:00	Pedestrians First Taylor Reich	Trademarks & OSMF Kathleen Lu
20:45	OSM Quiz SotM Working Group
21:05	Closing SotM Working Group