UCL Masters Student mapping party Sept 2010

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The UCL Masters Student mapping party Sept 2010 in London was organised as practical exercise for UCL GIS Masters students. Around 20 students learned OpenStreetMap mapping over two days. This exercise came at the beginning of their new course as a fun introduction to GIS, and an opportunity to get to know eachother.

The event was organised by Muki Haklay, Thomas Koukoletsos and UCL Geomatic Engineering, with the help of several experienced OSM mappers who assisted with organising, demonstrating OSM surveying and use of the editing software.

There were two half-days:


Contents

Photos & blogs

Photos on flickr from Harry and Alex

Harry Wood diary entry

gravitystorm.co.uk 'Quick and dirty usability testing of OSM' (Andy Allan)

Who:

Original sign up list:

Mapping locations:

Students in pairs were assigned one of the following areas, although some were areas subdivided between two pairs of students. Walking Papers printouts were issued (along with printouts of these maps to help find the area) The area is around Camden Town or Kentish Town.

UCL Sept 2010 Camden cake diagram.jpg UCL Sept 2010 Kentish Town cake diagram.jpg

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When:



Shorter URL for tweeting: http://bit.ly/UCLmapping1

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