State of the Map U.S. 2022

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The tenth State of the Map U.S. conference took place at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona on April 1-3, 2022.

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Official website: 2022.stateofthemap.us

Tickets

All ticket prices included breakfast and lunch during the conference, a t-shirt, and light fare at social events.

Note: OpenStreetMap US members received a discounted rate. Not a member? Join today!

Program

The program was announced on February 11 and can be viewed here.

Thursday March 31

3pm-7pm Early Registration, Maker Workshop, welcome Mappy Hour

Friday April 1

8am-9am Registration & Breakfast

9am-5pm Program Sessions

After 6pm - Evening Social Event

Saturday April 2

8am-9am Registration & Breakfast

9am-5pm Program Sessions

After 6pm - Evening Social Event

Sunday April 3

10am-1pm Workshops, Mapping Party, Open House

Volunteer

Volunteers that cover two 2-hour shifts received complimentary tickets. More info about the event at 2022.stateofthemap.us

Sharing Rides and Rooms

Please add your need / ask to State of the Map U.S. 2022/Sharing

Social Events

We encouraged attendees to get together outside of the conference!

Non-SOTMUS Social Events Table
ACTIVITY DAY/TIME ORGANIZER INTERESTED?
MTB day ride(s) Thursday, March 31st BYOBike. Several local shops rent and deliver bikes to HoneyBee Canyon trailhead (https://www.mtbproject.com/trail/5400693/honeybee-canyon-loop). Honeybee Canyon starts with slight climb on non technical terrain and the second half is a slight decline back to the trailhead. There are shorter versions of the ride we can take depending on how far folks want to ride. Total ride will probably take about 3 hours. DM me or message on Slack #sotm-bike-ride User:geocruizer
Bikepacking trip tbd, 2-3 days before or after conference, coordinate on Slack #sotmus User:Mvexel

Social media

Jobs Board

In advance of State of the Map US we'll start collecting available jobs in this space.

Job Openings
Company Job Title Job Description Application Info


Call for Proposals - Closed January 9

We called on all members of the OpenStreetMap community to share your ideas and session proposals for the 10th Anniversary State of the Map US. Whether you are brand new to OSM or have been a core contributor since the beginning, we wanted to hear from you, even if you had never proposed a topic for a conference before! Every year, about half of the sessions at State of the Map US are by first-timers. The typical attendee at State of the Map is passionate about maps and interested in your story!

We invited proposals about anything OpenStreetMap, including but not limited to:

  • OpenStreetMap basics and how to’s
  • Mapping all the things (rails! trees! shops! trails! boundaries! imports!)
  • Indigenous mapping
  • OSM at your school, in education
  • Demo that cool tool you built for OSM
  • OpenStreetMap and government
  • User experiences - how have you been using OSM data?
  • Community experiences, such as stories from you local OSM group
  • The state of the map in [YOUR STATE]
  • Corporate & institutional contributions to OpenStreetMap
  • OSM in the field

If your proposal didn't fit neatly in there, it was not a problem.

The program included space for keynote speakers, panels, 15 min talks, 5 min lightning talks, 1+ hour workshops, birds of a feather sessions, and there was even room for improvisational sessions, outdoor activities, and whatever idea you might have.

Links to slides

External links

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