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OSM技術、發展與展望Techniques and Development of

OpenStreetMap (OSM)

at 中央研究院人文社會科學研究中心暨地理資訊科學研究專題中心

鄧東波Dongpo Deng

dongpo@iis.sinica.edu.tw

Feb. 7. 2012

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Forbidden city 2012-01

Snapshot on 2012-1-20Tuesday, February 7, 2012

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OSM and me

• Do mapping in central TW and eastern NL

• Edit ‘Map Feature’ (zh-tw)

• Host Taiwanese mapping parties

• My future work for OSM

• Lobby for open geo-data

• Establish TW local chapter of OSM

• Do researches on OSM

• Participate to SotM 2012

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The major components of OSM

• Portal sites

• Editors

• Data sources

• OSM APIs

• Backend databases

• Rendering systems

• Wiki documents

• Mapper communities

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Go to map the world

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• OpenStreetMap (OSM) is non-for-profit foundation

• OpenStreetMap (OSM) is a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world

• Shared by OdbL 1.0 (Changed from By-SA 2.0 since 2012)

Go to map the world

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Grassroots mapping

• Wiki-style editing environment

• Open License, Open Geo Data

• Volunteered Geographic Information

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OSM can be used for...

• Map browsing,

• Map rendering,

• Searching,

• Reverse geocoding,

• Exporting,

• Online edition.

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A simple way to contribute data

• GPS traces

• Geotagged Photos

• Paper and pen (walking-papers.org)

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As a OSM mapper, you not only upload data but also DRAW the map

• Draw the map via uploaded GPS traces, arial and satellite images, etc

• Edit the data attributes

• Name, e.g. street, building

• Street type

• POI

• Traffic artifact ... ,etc

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Mappers drawing Taipei

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Architecture of OSM

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Map Editors

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Front-end editors• Online

• Potlatch (Popular!)

• Mapzen

• Amenity Editor

• Offine

• JSOM (Popular!)

• Merkaartor

• Plugins QGIS

See more info http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Editors

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Polatch2

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Mapzen

mapzen.cloudmade.comTuesday, February 7, 2012

Amenity Editor

http://ae.osmsurround.org/ae/indexTuesday, February 7, 2012

JSOM

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Merkaator

http://merkaartor.be/Tuesday, February 7, 2012

OSM Plugins for QGIS

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Mobile Editors

• Apple iOS

• iPhone

• Symbian

• Nokia

• Andriod

See more details http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Software

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Data resources: GPS traces

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Data resources: GPS traces

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Data source: Online Mapping systems

• Oline mapping systems and open geo-data resources

• Yahoo! areal : way, landuse...

• Landsat : main way, large landuse...

• WMS services: OpenArialMap

• Don't copy other map if the geodata contains copyright issues!

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Open GeoData to OSM

• CC-licenced geo-data resources directly import to OSM

• AND (Automotive Navigation Data) : Netherlands, India and China

• TIGER data on USA

• Corine Land Cover (Estonia, Romania, Hungary and France)

• Ordnance Survey (UK)

• County of Brest, France

• National parks (FR)

• ...

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Backend

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Backend database: PostgreSQL

• OSM doesn’t use geometry type of PostgreSQL and geospatial functions of PostGIS.

• OSM API v0.6 is used for the main central OSM DB running on servers.

• http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/API_v0.6

• Osmosis is used to populate a more general PostgreSQL/PostGIS DB from Planet.osm dump file.

• http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmosis

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Database schema

TextText

User

Relation & old data

Data

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Geometry model

Tag

NodeWay

Open ployline

Closed ployline

Area

Relation

See detail info http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Data_PrimitivesTuesday, February 7, 2012

• Key / value

• higway = motorway• name = 福爾摩沙高速公路• ref = Fwy3• maxspeed=110

• Recommended usage

• (wiki:Map Features)

• Consensus (Tagwatch, OSMdoc)

• Homogeneity : data reuse

• Requirement adjust

Map feature

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Rendering system

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Mapnikwww.mapnik.org

• OSM uses Mapnik to render 256 X 256 pixels tiles

• osm2pgsql is used to convert OSM data to postgreSQL for Mapnik rendering

• Map sytles are controlled by stylesheet (XML) files.

• Useful tutorial! https://github.com/mapnik/mapnik/wiki/MapnikTutorials

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Mod tile• Mod tile is a system to serve tiles, for

example to use within a slippy map.

• The implement of Mod file is split into two ports

• mod_tile is a custom Apache module which is responsible for serving tiles and requests the rendering of tiles

• renderd - A rendering daemon which calls mapnik and writes the map tiles to the filesystem

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tile@home

• Tiles@home (short: T@H or tah) is a distributed program to render Osmarender maps.

• T@H has a server software, Tahngo (generation 2), running at the Tiles@home website, which get requests to render tiles from updated mapdata.

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Browsers

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Slippy map• The slippy is an Ajax component. JavaScript runs in the

browser, which dynamically requests tiles from the server in the background (without reloading web page) to give a smooth map browsing experiences.

• The implementation of slippy map is mostly provided by OpenLayers

• The tiles rendering usually comes from two resources

• Mapnik tile rendering

• Osmrender (tiles@home) tile rendering

See details http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DevelopTuesday, February 7, 2012

Wiki documents

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OSM community

• Three main factors: wiki, mailing lists, mapping party

source: http://vaes9.codedgraphic.com/

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Crisis Map

• Ushahidi.org• shahanafoundation.org

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opencyclemap.org

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histOSM.org

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Real-time train maphttp://kubus.mailspool.nl/spoorkaart/

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Humanitarian Response and OSM

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OSM Humanitarian Data Model

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OSM in Haiti

Before earthquake 7 days after earthquake

Souce: Maron 2010

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Researches on OSM

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OSM participants

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Number of Publications indexed by Google Scholar

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Some research topics on OSM

• data quality, ontologies, top-down process (Muki Haklay)

• 3D models and routing applications (Zipf et al.)

• Neocartography and geovisualization (Chilton, O’Brien)

• Semantic, ontologies (Bishr, Antoniou)

• Technical application (Mooney)

• Trust and general quality (van Exel)

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Types of research with OpenStreetMap

• Muki Haklay (2011) summarized three types

• With OSM - Working close to OSM community to identify research needs and follow them (Wiki Research Ideas page)

• About OSM Learning about OSM, and the community as part of VGI. Comparing it to other projects

• Using OSM–Using the data set to create new applications and explore scientific issues

Muki Haklay (2011) State of the Map EU - OpenStreetMap and GIScience research, State of the Map (SotM) 2011

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Important open questions• Cultural differences and the impact on mapping

• Impact of imports, and the rate and nature of updates of well mapped areas

• Spatial and temporal patterns of engagement and contribution, role of ‘slient’ mappers

• ‘Tyranny of place hypothesis’ and the impact of specific individual on mapping an area

• Internal culture and impact on gender, exclusion and long term engagement

• Legal studies - license use cases and application

• Usability (see Weber and Jones 2011)Source: Muki Haklay (2011)

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Limitations of academic research / collaboration

• Short attention span - the incentives are for novelty, not routine

• Publications are important, so research ideas are welcomed

• Academic institutes can provide power and network (up to a point), not money

• Enthusiastic students are available at specific time cycle

• Across the world, match funding for business, so introductions needed

• Academia careers have thematic focusSource: Muki Haklay (2011)

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Code of engagement for OSM research

• Rule 1– Join a mapping party.

• Rule 2 – Read OSM wiki, books, blogs, and mailing lists

• Rule 3 – Explore the data.

• Rule 4 – Open assess.

• Rule 5 – Open knowledge.

• Rule 6 – Be a critical friend.

• Rule 7 – Teach.

Source: Muki Haklay (2011)Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Code of engagement for OSM research

• Maintain links with the OSM community –it will pay off and will help you to identify new research directions.

• Also maintain links with in the VGI research community –even if the term is awkward, the research is valuable.

• Explore comparisons and parallels –it’s important to learn what is going on in other projects.

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Research

Source: Muki Haklay (2011)

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Remarks

• OSM is a wiki-style map based on open sources and open data.

• OSM is a collaboration community. All participants are volunteers.

• More and more services and applications use OSM data and techniques.

• OSM is a good instance of VGI. Many researchers around the world are working on OSM.

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State of the Map 2012 in Tokyo

Taiwan Mapping party on Feb. 18, 2012

Question!

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