11-30, 12:05–12:10 (Africa/Douala), Auditorium
Language: English
The Ohsome Dashboard has created an alternative way to understand OpenStreetMap (OSM) data, providing a user-friendly interface to the extensive history of OSM. In this lightning talk, we showcase the latest addition to the Ohsome Dashboard: quality metrics. With these metrics, users gain insights not only into the historical evolution but also the completeness of OSM objects in a region.
By seamlessly integrating quality metrics, such as saturations, into the Ohsome Dashboard, users can now obtain a comprehensive overview of OSM data. This enhancement enables users to better understand the completeness and accuracy of OSM data, uncover hidden patterns, identify data biases, and make more informed decisions.
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I am Marcel Reinmuth, a research associate at the Heidelberg Institute of Geoinformation Technology (HeiGIT). My educational background is in geography, with a specialization in geoinformatics. At HeiGIT, my primary role involves conducting research and developing products focused on leveraging openstreetmap data for applications in the humanitarian sector.
My work centers around addressing mobility challenges, with a specific emphasis on healthcare accessibility. Through in-depth analyses and data-driven approaches, I strive to contribute to the development of practical solutions that enhance accessibility for vulnerable populations. My goal is to make a positive impact by utilizing geoinformatics to improve lives and create sustainable solutions for pressing societal issues.