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State of the Map US 2022

Apr 1–3, 2022 · University of Arizona (Student Union), Tucson, AZ, United States

Conference
State of the Map Software engineering
Dates
Apr 1, 2022 – Apr 3, 2022
Venue
University of Arizona (Student Union)
Place
Tucson, AZ, United States
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
2022.stateofthemap.us
Recorded
21 sponsors · 71 speaker appearances
Notes
10th SotM US, hosted by the University of Arizona with the Tucson OSM community. Welcome social Thursday Mar 31. Program via Sessionize. Sponsor names from logo link targets. Speakers from openstreetmap.us talk pages (affiliations not printed there); sessions missing there added from the Sessionize program.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
Student/Academic$65—web.archive.org
Individual$220—web.archive.org
Corporate$450—web.archive.org

Sponsors 21

Title / headline 2

Community 2

Other 1

Speakers and talks 71

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Robin Reineke—KeynoteKeynote: The Sonoran Desert: the borderlands and beyond—
Aaron Baddley—SpeakerTales from the Roads: Driving 20k Kilometers on OpenStreetMap-based Navigation—
Adam Davidson—SpeakerRoad Supply Tool—
Adam Franco—SpeakerThe state of US Highway Classification—
Adam Shaw—SpeakerOpenStreetMap quality assurance review - error detection tools—
Alex Ilisei—SpeakerHow could field collection for OpenStreetMap look like in the future?—
Andrew Tschesnok—SpeakerEarth at your Fingertips: An open source interactive spherical display for OpenStreetMap—
Ben Clark—SpeakerWhat's new with the RapiD Editor—
Brian DeRocher—SpeakerMicrocosms—
Brian Footen—SpeakerMapping the Puget Sound Nearshore with Imagery and Data—
Brian Sperlongano—SpeakerAn American Map Style—
Bryan Housel—SpeakerWhat's new with the RapiD Editor—
Chad Blevins—SpeakerSanctioned Trails, Social Trails, and Statistics—
Charmaine Bonifacio—SpeakerCurated Major Map Features Library—
Courtney Clark—SpeakerHow You Can Build a More Equitable OpenStreetMap with YouthMappers' Everywhere She Maps—
Daniel Castro—SpeakerSanctioned Trails, Social Trails, and Statistics—
Daniela Waltersdorfer—SpeakerOpenStreetMap can help Inventory and Manage the Curb—
Davey McLovin—SpeakerPark Operator: Thematic Editor for Protected Areas—
David Jenne—SpeakerMapping History in Our National Parks—
Deane Kensok—SpeakerAn Open Data Pipeline From Esri to OpenStreetMap (and back again)—
Derald Dudley—SpeakerThe OpenStreetMap US Government Committee—
Derald Dudley—SpeakerPublic Domain Map—
Diane Fritz—SpeakerIntroduction to the U.S. Trails Working Group—
Dylan Scott—SpeakerHow to remotely map a city's public transport network during a pandemic—
Edoardo Neerhut—SpeakerAn end-to-end look at mapping pedestrian infrastructure in OpenStreetMap—
Erneste Ntakobangize—SpeakerThe Integration of OpenStreetMap and UAVs data for Malaria Elimination in Rwanda—
Erneste Ntakobangize—SpeakerOpenStreetMap Data Addressing Challenges Associated with Informal Settlements upgrading in Kigali—
Esra Cansizoglu—SpeakerA Graph-Based Road Conflation Method Preserving Connectivity—
Esra Cansizoglu—SpeakerNew ML Datasets in Daylight Release—
Immaculata Mwanja—SpeakerCommunity Cadastres: How OpenStreetMap Can Give People Land Rights—
Jacob Wasserman—SpeakerCurated Major Map Features Library—
Jan Marsch—SpeakerBuilding Quality—
Jennings Anderson—SpeakerOpenStreetMap Analysis As A (Public!) Service—
Jess Beutler—SpeakerOpenStreetMap in Education—
Jim McAndrew—SpeakerPublic Domain Map—
Josh Sisskind—Speaker"Show-Me State" of the Map: Introducing an Open Geospatial Curriculum to High Schoolers in St. Louis—
Kat Kinzer—SpeakerHumapitarians: Our Red Cross journey to be better stewards and users of OpenStreetMap—
Kuan Butts—SpeakerMapbox Movement: Traffic Volume Indexing on OpenStreetMap—
Maliha Binte Mohiuddin—SpeakerHow You Can Build a More Equitable OpenStreetMap with YouthMappers' Everywhere She Maps—
Marc Prioleau—SpeakerNew ML Datasets in Daylight Release—
Martijn van Exel—SpeakerA MapRoulette Travel Guide—
Matthew Gibb—Speaker"Show-Me State" of the Map: Introducing an Open Geospatial Curriculum to High Schoolers in St. Louis—
Minh Nguyễn—SpeakerLessons from the sign shop—
Monica Brandeis—SpeakerOpenStreetMap quality assurance review - error detection tools—
Nohely Alvarez—SpeakerCounter-mapping Narratives of Suburban Commercial Landscapes And Identity—
Patrick Kalonde—SpeakerMapping Waste Piles and Plastic Pollution using UAV Imagery and Machine Learning—
Philip Hippolyte—SpeakerInitiating participatory open data in public policies involving local community in St Lucia—
Philipp Kandal—SpeakerHow could field collection for OpenStreetMap look like in the future?—
Richard Hinton—SpeakerOpenStreetMap in Education—
Richard Welty—SpeakerOpenHistoricalMap: Time—
Richard Welty—SpeakerOpenHistoricalMap: Life Cycle—
Rob Savoye—SpeakerOpenStreetMap For Fire Fighting—
Sanjay Bhangar—SpeakerA Brief Technical History of OpenHistoricalMap—
Sean Whitcomb—SpeakerMicromapping Phoenix City Parks—
Shazmane Mandjee—SpeakerInitiating participatory open data in public policies involving local community in St Lucia—
Stellamaris Nakacwa—SpeakerIntegrating WPDx and OpenStreetMap data schemas for seamless bidirectional water infrastructure data updates—
Steve Coast—SpeakerMapMetrics and Automatic Road Alignment—
Steve Moore—SpeakerAn Open Data Pipeline From Esri to OpenStreetMap (and back again)—
Steven Johnson—SpeakerOpenStreetMap in Education—
Taylor Reich—SpeakerClosing The Loop: Useful Indicators of Urban Transport—
Thet Hein Tun—SpeakerRoad Supply Tool—
Vinay Jayanthi—SpeakerNew ML Datasets in Daylight Release—
Wille Marcel—SpeakerA highway to OSMCha—
William Evans—SpeakerMapping the Metaverse—
William Evans—SpeakerCommunity Cadastres: How OpenStreetMap Can Give People Land Rights—
William Wetherholt—SpeakerAppalachia Mappin'—
Yunzhi Lin—SpeakerA Graph-Based Road Conflation Method Preserving Connectivity—
Yunzhi Lin—SpeakerCurated Major Map Features Library—
Yuri Astrakhan—SpeakerGenerating and serving your own custom tiles with OpenMapTiles—
Yuri Astrakhan—SpeakerOpenSource to the rescue: the future of MapLibre—
Zola Manyungwa—SpeakerOpenStreetMap Mapping for People Living in Protracted Crisis: Dzaleka Refugee Camp—

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