OSM, GIS and Mapping in Georgia
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this is my presentation presented at State of the Map 2012 in Denver organized by OpenStreetMap
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OSM, GIS and Mapping in Georgia
- 1. OSM,GIS, MappinginGeorgia DatoGogishvili JumpStart Georgia
- 2. GIS OpenStreetMap Georgia Maps
- 3. During Russian-Georgian war in 2008
- 4. so,wherewe are NOT NO! Georgia (USA)
- 5. so,wherewe ARE YES! Georgia
- 6. so,wherewe are Georgia (USA) Georgia
- 7. Mapping & Cartography Tbilisi (early XVIII) Georgia has long tradition and experience in cartography and mapping.
- 8. Mapping & Cartography Georgia has long tradition and experience in cartography and mapping.
- 9. Soviet Experience though the mapping techniques and cartography developed hugely during the soviet period in Georgia it kept away maps from general public.
- 11. Secret / highly secret
- 12. Soviet Experience though the mapping techniques and cartography developed hugely during the soviet period in Georgia it kept away maps from general public. all the available maps had a major errors, which also was for security reasons…
- 13. Use of GIS In post-soviet Georgia GIS was introduced within the project funded by a German government-owned development bank – KfW. Project aim was to create a land cadaster system and map newly privatized land in several regions. Later similar project was funded by USAID.
- 15. Civic Registry
- 18. Geographic
- 19. Geoland
- 20. GISlab
- 21. JumpStart GeorgiaAs well as the use of maps for various purposes are very limited and not a lot of businesses or state agencies find them useful for supporting their own activities.
- 22. Online Maps Mapspot.ge City24.ge Pinpoint.ge Directory.ge Land Cadaster Map (NAPR) Urban.tbilisi.ge
- 23. Open Maps Caucasus Open Maps Caucasus was formed in Tbilisi, Georgia in October, 2009 with the purpose of creating community driven, open-source, high quality maps. Mapping project began in 2009 and finished in 2010. Project aim: create most complete and up-to-date multilingual (Georgian, English, Russian) geo dataset of country.
- 24. Open Maps Caucasus Setup our own OSM server; Hired about 50 community organizers; Opened regional offices; Trained community organizers in mapping (basic GIS, JOSM, GPS, social networks etc.); Community organizers trained volunteers; Started mapping; Correct the mapping data; Launch: mapspot.ge; f Send data to Google; Import part of the data in OpenStreetMap
- 28. Open Maps Caucasus Setup our own OSM server; Hired about 50 community organizers; Opened regional offices; Trained community organizers in mapping (basic GIS, JOSM, GPS, social networks etc.); Community organizers trained volunteers; Started mapping; Correct the mapping data; Launch: mapspot.ge; data.omc.ge Send data to Google; Import part of the data in OpenStreetMap
- 29. OpenStreetMap in Georgia: today First edit: 3 April, 2007 by user Cagri Popularity of OpenStreetMap increased from 2009. Up to 90% of road networks are mapped. There is a lack of building data…
- 30. OpenStreetMap in Georgia: now Two brake away regions are mapped by foreigners and Russians on ground. Some edits are done remotely from Georgia
- 31. OpenStreetMap in Georgia: today
- 32. OpenStreetMap in Georgia: today
- 33. OpenStreetMap in Georgia: future Start local organization; Start mapping parties; Communicate with the OSM mappers in South Caucasus; Improve imagery using local resources; Host SotM 201? (yey)
Notes de l'éditeur
- And if you were university student for example or a scholar you needed to fill in special application form in order to ask for a map of a certain place. You would only get that area, not areas surrounding. Plus you had to state the interest you had. In certain cases you needed a letter from your supervisor, professor, in order to apply for the map.Currently there is nothing clear said about the publicity / or secrecy of maps in Georgian legislation, which is very well used by state agencies in cases when they either do not want to map someone some area or don’t want to give database to person requesting it.