Programme

State of the Map 2019 is taking place from 21 to 23 September 2019 in Heidelberg, Germany. We have created an exciting program with you—the OpenStreetMap community. For the duration of the conference, we have rooms set aside for breakout sessions that can be booked by groups of mutual interest, or used without prior planning.

• Saturday, 21 September: conference begins with an opening session, followed by a day of presentations and workshops
• Sunday, 22 September: day 2 of more presentations and workshops plus a whole track of academic talks selected by our scientific committee
• Monday, 23 September: the final day continues more talks and workshops

If you want to use an app to get reminder for talks in the schedule, you can use Giggity. Alternatively, you can get the whole schedule as calendar file.

The programme of the academic track can be found on a separate page.

Saturday

	Großer Hörsaal	Hörsaal Ost	Hörsaal West	Kleiner Hörsaal
09:30	Opening SotM Working Group
10:00	Keynote: Open up! Why digital mobility needs participation Christian Förster, Dietmar Seifert
10:30	Keynote Karen M. Sandler
11:00	Coffee break
11:30	Get to know OSGeo and how OSGeo is connected to OpenStreetMap Astrid Emde	Data Quality and Feature Extraction at scale with RoboSat.pink Olivier Courtin	Introduction to OSM: How it's made and how it's used Thomas Skowron, Frederik Ramm	Mapping public transport and cycling itineraries using JOSM's PT_Assistant plugin Polyglot
12:00	“Keepin' it fresh (and good)!” - Continuous Ingestion of OSM Data at Facebook Kevin Ventullo, Christopher Klaiber	Human Mapping with Machine Data Christopher Beddow, Edoardo Neerhut
12:30	Driving South East Asia Forward with OpenStreetMap Jinal Foflia	Assisted Intelligence - How we map with the support of new technologies Felix Delattre, Surabhi Singh
13:00	Lunch
14:00	ODbL license compatibility Kathleen Lu	Lightning Talks I S M Sawan Shariar, OpenDEM, Seán Lynch, Janet Chapman	Share Edits and Insights with the Overpass Tools Roland Olbricht	How to contribute to weeklyOSM via the CMS: OSMBC Manfred Reiter
14:30	Communication and Knowledge Transfer in OSM Hanna Krüger	OsmInEdit: a simple indoor editor Thomas Sontag, Andreas Dirks, Hannes Geißelmann, Adrien Pavie
15:00	Past and Future of the OSMF Membership Working Group Michael Spreng	Observe - offline, cross-platform field mapping tool for OpenStreetMap Sajjad Anwar
15:30	Photo in the courtyard of the Mathematikon building
16:00	Coffee break
16:30	OSM Data: From Digital to Physical Design Yantisa Akhadi	Lightning Talks II Marco Minghini, Christopher Beddow, Minh Nguyễn, Andi Tabinas, Arnalie Vicario, Ilya Zverev	Board + Working Groups meeting Joost Schouppe	uMap for newbies Manfred Reiter
17:00	CyclOSM, a bicycle oriented render for every cyclist Lucas Verney, Florimond Berthoux	VR Map: Using OSM Data In a WebVR Environment Robert Kaiser
17:30	How to use OpenStreetMap data with the Desktop GIS QGIS Astrid Emde	Hikar - OSM Augmented Reality for Walkers across Europe Nick Whitelegg
19:00	Social event at HebelHalle

Sunday

	Großer Hörsaal	Hörsaal Ost	Hörsaal West	Kleiner Hörsaal	Mathematikon C
09:00			Academic track
09:30	Flexible Routing with GraphHopper Peter Karich	"Mapathon, mapathon, mapathon!" Séverin Menard, Nicolas Chavent	Academic track	Scholar Lightning Talks Abdoulaye Diallo, Jen Alconis Ayco, Pradip Khatiwada, Mats'eliso Thobei, Naveen Francis, Dinnah Feye H. Andal, Porfirio Carrasco, Matthijs Melissen, Jariatou Jallow, Emmor Nile, Fernando Kastro Toro
10:00	Imagery Solutions in OpenStreetMap Kevin Bullock	OSMF local chapters in countries of the Global South what can we learn from OSM associations dynamics in French-speaking southern countries of Africa and the Caribbean? Séverin Menard, Nicolas Chavent	Academic track
10:30	Lightning Talks III Said Turksever, Ilya Zverev, Beata Tautan-Jancso, Sibabrata Choudhury, Alina Negreanu	Tales from the Tasking Manager Ramya Ragupathy, Wille Marcel Lima Malheiro, Felix Delattre	Academic track
11:00	Coffee break
11:30	Meet an OpenStreetMapper Gregory Marler	“Our Falkirk”: Mitigating the Impacts of Poverty using OSM Data Themes Alison Moon	Academic track	Bilingual Breakout Session – Community building and empowerment in South: French-speaking countries in Africa+Haiti Séverin Menard, Nicolas Chavent	First steps with OpenStreetMap editors Angjelina Dervishaj
12:00	Customizing Search for Special-Interest Maps Sarah Hoffmann	OSM Quality Mapping: Metrics to monitor Buildings outbounds Pierre Béland	Academic track
12:30	Is your OSM App spying on you? Thomas Skowron	Bringing Validation to Users: Integrating Quality Assurance Checks into Map Editors Matthew Gibb, Clarisse Abalos	Academic track
13:00	Lunch
14:00	What's behind JOSM? Vincent Privat	Spatial indexes for OSM in PostGIS Felix Kunde	Academic track	Diversity and Inclusion in OSM Patricia Solis, Miriam Gonzalez, Heather Leson	Using OSMCha to understand bad edits Andrey Golovin, Wille Marcel Lima Malheiro
14:30	Mapping solar panels can save megatons of CO2 Dan Stowell, Jerry Clough	Lightning Talks IV Various Speakers	Academic track
15:00	National Trust - Managing a Path inventory in OSM: Towards an Open Paths standard in OSM for the UK Huw Davies	OSM data processing with PostgreSQL/PostGIS Jochen Topf	Academic track		Nomad Maps, an andean cartographic itinerancy by bike Alban Vivert
15:30	Collaborative cartography of cycling infrastructure for route and thematic maps in Medellin, Colombia Carolina Ortega Espinosa		Academic track
16:00	Coffee break
16:30	Notes: Can we do better. Experiences and Ideas from the Frontline. Chris Fleming	Mapper's privacy Roland Olbricht	Academic track	Updating our attribution guidelines Simon Poole	JOSM Turn Restriction : Improving Data Quality Harry Mahardhika Machmud
17:00	Is the OSM data model creaking? Martin Lucas-Smith	Teams for OpenStreetMap Marc Farra	Academic track	Local Chapters Congress Joost Schouppe
17:30	Broken Promises and Technical Difficulties Ilya Zverev	Lightning Talks V Various Speakers	Academic track
18:00	Poster event in the Mathematikon building (including drinks and some food)

Monday

	Großer Hörsaal	Hörsaal Ost	Kleiner Hörsaal	Mathematikon C
09:30	Osmose-QA : MapCSS, OpenData and Mapillary Frédéric Rodrigo	OSM2World: 3D OSM in your browser Tobias Knerr	The Next Generation of Mappers: Learning from YouthMappers Jessica Bergmann	OpenStreetMap and Wikidata: Awesome Together Eugene Alvin Villar, Edward Betts
10:00	Routing for humans Sebastian Ritterbusch	OpenDatathon activities in Japan Shinji Enoki
10:30	Mapping Mobility in Stockport Sam Milsom	Lightning Talks VI Various Speakers	OpenStreetMap in Croatia Hrvoje Bogner
11:00	Coffee break
11:30	Caretography - Mapping Difficult Issues with OpenStreetMap during Difficult Times David Garcia, Martin Dittus	Integrating and validating open data in OSM using street pictures Adrien Pavie	New processes to agree on tagging suggestions and their interaction with the editing software available on openstreetmap.org Roland Olbricht	Custom Presets Creation using JOSM Harry Mahardhika Machmud
12:00		Introduce OpenPlaceReviews and connect to OpenStreetMap Victor Shcherb
12:30	Access to Prosperity: Quantifying Infrastructure Impact With OSM Davey Lovin	Lightning Talks VII Various Speakers
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Pedestrian routing in complex areas: the case of Paris railway stations Antoine Riche	Norway: Successful deployment of OSM in Public Transport Johan Wiklund	Updating our attribution guidelines (Part II) Simon Poole	ImproveOSM - MissingRoads workshop Beata Tautan-Jancso, Dumitru Laura
14:30	Automatically annotate a pedestrian route with OSM landmarks Frédéric Rodrigo	Public Transport Navigation using OpenStreetMap by OsmAnd Victor Shcherb, Eugene Kizevich
15:00	From car routing to train routing Denis Cheynet	OSM Vector Tiles in custom coordinate systems Jiri Komarek
15:30	Coffee break
16:00	Closing SotM Working Group