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From: Peter Batty <pe...@ebatty.com>
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2011 10:13:24 -0600
Local: Mon, Jun 20 2011 12:13 pm
Subject: OpenStreetMap meetup in Denver tomorrow
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Hi all,

I'm speaking at the OpenStreetMap meetup in Denver tomorrow evening, details
at http://bit.ly/iJmXeI. I'll be giving a roundup of what's new and
interesting in the OpenStreetMap world, including the following:

   - A quick intro to OpenStreetMap for any newcomers
   - Some tips on using the Potlatch 2 map editor, which provides some cool
   new features - this should be good for both newcomers and experienced
   mappers
   - Examples of how government agencies from various parts of the world are
   using OpenStreetMap
   - Cool new tools for developers using OpenStreetMap, like Leaflet and
   Kothic
   - Some interesting applications using OpenStreetMap
   - Last but not least, how OpenStreetMap was used to show that you can in
   fact walk across Dublin without passing a pub (pubs have always been a
   mainstay of OpenStreetMap!)

I continue to be amazed at the amount of innovation that is being driven
around OpenStreetMap, and how it is being used not just for consumer focused
applications but by government agencies and other heavyweight GIS users. I
encourage you to stop by to learn more and meet others interested in
OpenStreetMap.

Cheers,
    Peter.


 
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