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State of the Map Asia 2026

Sep 6–7, 2026 · Nakazakichō Hall & Salon de AManTo, Osaka, Japan

Conference
State of the Map Software engineering
Dates
Sep 6, 2026 – Sep 7, 2026
Venue
Nakazakichō Hall & Salon de AManTo
Place
Osaka, Japan
Format
Hybrid
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
stateofthemap.asia
Recorded
6 sponsors · 48 speaker appearances
Notes
Organized by YouthMappersAGU and Furuhashi Lab (Aoyama Gakuin University) with OSM Japan communities; co-event State of the Map Japan. Day 1 mapping parties + evening sessions, Day 2 talks; Zoom webinar for online attendees. Registration via Peatix (prices not retrieved). Mapping-party reports and lightning talks included as speakers.

Ticket prices

No ticket prices recorded

Sponsors 6

Community 6

Speakers and talks 48

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Brandon LiuOverture Maps FoundationKeynoteState of the Overture Maps—
Hiroshi MiuraOSM Foundation JapanKeynoteThe Invisible Foundation: Fifteen Years of Supporting OSM in Japan—
Nora AnwarOverture Maps FoundationKeynoteState of the Overture Maps—
Satoru TakagiKDDI Agile Development Center CorporationKeynoteWhat if the Map itself became the Web?—
A.K.F. NiflaYouthMappersSpeakerEmpowering University Students through YouthMappers: The Experience of Eastern University, Sri Lanka—
Akita MotoyoshiAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerMapping Party Report: Course 2 | Kyoto / Philosopher's Walk—
Ameen Fathima RifshaEastern UniversitySpeakerCommunity Mapping and Academic Applications of OpenStreetMap: Geospatial Learning and Local Development in Sri Lanka—
Arnalie VicarioUN Global Service Centre - UN Maps ProgrammeSpeakerUN Global Service Centre - UN Maps Programme—
Ash NagaoTomTomSpeakerFrom Government Open Data to OpenStreetMap: Lessons from the Osaka PLATEAU Building Height Import—
Ayush AdhikariTribhuvan University / IOE Pashchimanchal Campus, GESANSpeakerBeyond the Numbers: Redesigning Community Engagement—
Brazil SinghOpenStreetMap FoundationSpeakerWho's Watching the AI Agents? Accountability for AI in Open Source Tools—
Brazil SinghOpenStreetMap FoundationSpeakerWho Pays for the Map? Funding the Infrastructure Behind OpenStreetMap—
Can UnenTomTomSpeakerFrom Government Open Data to OpenStreetMap: Lessons from the Osaka PLATEAU Building Height Import—
Dennis Raylin ChenOpenStreetMap TaiwanSpeakerVibe the Way of Making JOSM Scripting (Jython) Works—
Dibikshya ShresthaKathmandu Metropolitan City/OSGEO Nepal/OSM GuruSpeakerOSGEO Nepal's Contribution to Open Data—
Dongha HwangOpenStreetMap KoreaSpeakerOSM Tile Service without Security Facilities in South Korea—
Edoardo NeerhutFotoshiSpeakerPhotography, anchored to place: introducing Fotoshi—
Fathima MinhaEastern UniversitySpeakerYouth-Led Mapping for Climate Resilient in Sri Lanka—
Federica GaspariPolitecnico di MilanoSpeakerTen Years of PoliMappers: Lessons from a Student-Led Open Mapping Community—
Fuka OkamuraAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerGraduating from 'Just Going With the Flow': History-Based Techniques in HOT Tasking Manager and My Own Failure Stories—
Himari NonakaAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerCreating a Web Map for Live Concert Venues Using GIS—
Hinako TeradoAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerMapping Party Report: Course 1 | Osaka / Namba—
Honey FombuenaHOTOSM/Open Mapping Hub - Asia PacificSpeakerLeveraging the OpenStreetMap Sandbox for Community-Led Seagrass Habitat Mapping—
Honey FombuenaHumanitarian OpenStreetMap TeamSpeakerHOTOSM/Open Mapping Hub - Asia Pacific—
Isah Abdul-AzeezWardenHubSpeakerFrom Maps to Decisions: Using OpenStreetMap, Earth Observation, and AI for Climate Intelligence—
Jameel Fathima AnaafaEastern UniversitySpeakerBuilding a Custom Web Mapping Tool using OpenStreetMap Data and Leaflet/C#—
Kanoko FujiwaraAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerMapping for everyone: Mapping Experience in Namba—
Kinya InoueOpenStreetMap JapanSpeakerState of the Map Fukushima—
Kousaku NakagawaAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerGlider Open Atlas—
Lokendra YadavKathmandu UniversitySpeakerMapping with Purpose: Leadership and Engineering Through OSM—
Minato TanabeAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerDifferences in the location where the municipality name is displayed—
Mohammad Ali Aathika BanuEastern UniversitySpeakerEmpowering Students through OpenStreetMap: A Case Study of Eastern University YouthMappers Chapter—
Mohammed Ameen Fathima AmalSouth Eastern University of Sri-LankaSpeakerGeoAI and Open Mapping: Accelerating Rapid Disaster Response for Vulnerable Communities—
Nishon TandukarOSGeo NepalSpeakerFilling Road Name and Highway Code Gaps in a National HDX Roads Dataset—
Noman Bin HossainGlobal GuruSpeakerOSM Experience Share in last 3 year—
Prativa ThapaKathmandu UniversitySpeakerMapping with Purpose: Leadership and Engineering Through OSM—
Reara KatoAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerDeveloping a WebGIS for Beginner Rental Boat Navigation Using OpenStreetMap—
Rishan RastogiMaji WellsSpeakerFrom Satellites to Saving Lives: Optimizing Community First-Responder Placement in Northern Tanzania—
Rito YamasakiAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerMapping Party Report: Course 3 | Higashi-Osaka / Designed Manholes—
Rubi ShresthaKathmandu UniversitySpeakerShe Maps. She Leads.—
Seunghee ChoTomTomSpeakerSouth Korea OSM Community - Gather, together—
Subhash DullaOSM India CommunitySpeakerCogniscape: Bridging Infrastructure and Mapping Gaps for Accessible Navigation with OpenStreetMap—
Subhash DullaOSM India CommunitySpeakerFrom OpenStreetMap to Touch: Creating 3D Printed Tactile Maps—
SusmaOSGeo NepalSpeakerFilling Road Name and Highway Code Gaps in a National HDX Roads Dataset—
Taichi FuruhashiAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerMapping Party Report: Course 4 | Yamazaki / Whisky Culture—
Tomoya AikoAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerHow Snow Changes Walking Route Choice: Mapping the Influence of Road Heating and Underground Spaces in Sapporo—
Uthayakumar JerokshiniEastern UniversitySpeakerEnhancing Mapping Efficiency and Data Quality in OSM using AI and Machine Learning—
Yuto WatanabeAoyama Gakuin UniversitySpeakerWhere Solar Meets Hazard: Mapping Flood and Landslide Exposure in Sagamihara City—

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