1. Map$vism
reloaded
Open
data
and
maps
for
development
Chris$an
Kreutz

2. Open
data
–
another
hype?

3. A
map
is
worth
a
thousand
words

4. A
Map
of
the
World
An$-­‐Spanking
League
Jonas
Dagson
hAp://infographicsnews.blogspot.com/
2008/12/save-­‐children-­‐map.html

5. It
is
es6mated
as
much
as
80%
of
data
contains
geo-­‐referenced
informa6on.

6. www.watradehub.com

7. Digital
maps
are
a
great
way
to
digest
data.

9. Is
that
useful?

10. www.mapnificent.de

11. Needs
Complexity

13. Where does my money go?
Andrew
Turner
(hAp://www.slideshare.net/ajturner/drupal-­‐and-­‐the-­‐geospa$al-­‐web)

14. Data
+
map
+
mobile
phone
=
a
great
informa6on
service

16. We
need
to
offer
an
added
value
with
open
data.
Services
that
really
help
organiza6ons
and
beneficiaries.

18. Photo:
C.
Kreutz

19. Local
seismograph
for
your
neighborhood
OpenStreetMap
(Crea$ve
Commons
CC-­‐by-­‐SA
2.0
Lizenz).
Rendering
©
2010
Cloudmade

21. Worldwide
collabora6on
for
geo
data

22. Before
the
Earthquake
Openstreetmap.org

23. AXer
the
Earthquake
Openstreetmap.org

24. Map
Kibera
-­‐
OpenStreetMaps
www.mapkibera.org

25. Mapping
through
crowdsourcing

27. 7.4.2011
h_da DJ | Daten Recherche | Christian Kreutz
27

28. Real-­‐6me
data
and
mapping

30. Google
Traffic
Data
hAp://www.datavisualiza$on.ch/showcases/traffic-­‐on-­‐googlemaps

31. hAp://sukey.org/

32. Data
mining
for
development
aid

33. Making
sense
of
digital
smoke
signals
Robert
Kirkpatrick
–
Global
Pulse

34. Danger

35. www.flickr.com/photos/dollar_bin

36. www.eightmaps.com

37. Solly
Benjamin
Impact
of
the
digi6za6on
of
land
records
in
Bangalore.
(CC)
hAp://www.flickr.com/photos/mckaysavage

39. Thank
you
for
your
aVen6on.
hVp://www.crisscrossed.net/tag/map6vism/
ck@crisscrossed.de