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Since 2007, our volunteer group has maintained and developed OpenStreetMap’s coverage of Silicon Valley and the Bay Area. As a relatively small local community per capita, we take creative approaches to upholding the map’s credibility and relevance.

OpenHistoricalMap has bolted the time dimension to OSM’s data model and software. Cracks are starting to show. How can the FOSS4G community help overcome these challenges and establish open data at the heart of historical GIS?

OpenStreetMap’s core website and API have quietly undergone a transformation in recent years. Find out about the changes we’ve made to better serve mappers, the friends we’ve made along the way, and some possibilities for future development.

Airflow has become a foundational platform for data, analytics, and AI pipelines. But business outcomes often depend on workflows that extend beyond the data platform to ERP systems, CRM applications, cloud services, and operational processes.

Airflow has become a foundational platform for data, analytics, and AI pipelines. But business outcomes often depend on workflows that extend beyond the data platform to ERP systems, CRM applications, cloud services, and operational processes.

AI and ML pipelines built in Airflow often power critical business outcomes, but they rarely operate in isolation. In this hands-on workshop, learn how Control-M integrates with Airflow to orchestrate end-to-end workflows that connect data pipelines with upstream and downstream enterprise systems such as supply chain, billing, and other mission-critical applications.

Pardon our dust as OpenStreetMap’s core software projects undergo some renovations! Now a year into the core software roadmap that we debuted in Manila and Dundee, we’ll review some highlights from the past year in the openstreetmap-website project (the Web frontend and API), fol…

Unlike most world maps, OpenStreetMap is built by a global community with a keen focus on local knowledge. For many local communities, proper representation of the native language is just as important as getting the locations right.

Whether you’re a simple mapper or a sophisticated data consumer, you depend on a lot of machinery at the heart of OpenStreetMap that you probably never think about.