Mapping Pelješac
Mapping Pelješac
OpenStreetMap Poland has been invited by the Pedagogical University of Krakow to participate in a research camp, where it will introduce the participants to the editing methods of OSM as part of activities with students. In connection with the research projects conducted by the University of Krakow, the choice fell on the Pelješac peninsula. The campaign will involve on-site data collection by project participants during the week-long camp and the use of standard tools available to OpenStreetMap editors.
Rationale
Currently, the Pelješac peninsula is not very well mapped. The completion of the bridge between the peninsula and the mainland this year will increase tourism, and for this reason we want to contribute to the improvement of data in this area.
Contact
If you have any questions, it is best to contact the project coordinator, by mail wlodzimierz.bartczak@openstreetmap.pl or messege Changeset comments are recommended in case of problem with a specific mapper
Community Consultation
Planned
Hashtag
We've asked our contributors to use the hashtag #peljesac with their edits.
Timeframe
The project will be implemented in September 2022
Tools and Data Sources
Participants
Cristoffs (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - Project coordinator
syntex (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - Project coordinator
There will be more volunteers participating and we'll ask them to link to this page in their user profile.
Partners
The campaign is organized by Uniwersytet Pedagogiczny im. Komisji Edukacji Narodowej w Krakowie Institute of Geography, Department of Geoinformation and Environmental Studies with the participation and support of Polish OpenStreetMap Association
Training/Instructions
Post-Event Clean Up
Our core team will frequently look at new changesets being uploaded with our hashtag, and apply corrections where necessary. Our mappers have also been asked to have their contribution validated every time they upload data to the server
Results
They will be published after the campaign ends in late October 2022