Maggie Cawley

Maggie has been spending her time volunteering with OpenStreetMap for almost a decade. She spent 10 years as a geospatial consultant and urban planner. Maggie currently serves as the Executive Director for OpenStreetMap US where she works to engage, support and grow the OpenStreetMap project and community across the United States through programs, advocacy, and the annual State of the Map US conference.


OpenStreetMap username

MaggieMaps


Sessions

08-19
14:30
60min
Local Chapters Congress
Local Chapters & Communities Working Group, Maggie Cawley, Joost Schouppe, Geoffrey Kateregga, Anisa Kuci

Join the Local Chapters Congress to learn about what other chapters are doing. Even if you are not on a Chapter but are a local organizer, feel free to join!

We will focus on:
- how to turn actions that work locally in projects that can be ran globally
- how local groups can best help each other

Community and Foundation
Workshops and Loop-Cinema - Room 103
08-21
12:00
20min
OSM & Trails: New Collaborations for Responsible Recreation
Maggie Cawley

Sparked by concerns about OpenStreetMap's role in how the public accesses and recreates on protected lands, OpenStreetMap US volunteers, navigation app developers, national agencies and public land managers formed the OpenStreetMap US Trails Working Group in 2021. Bringing together a diversity of perspectives on trail mapping practices, trail safety, and protecting the environment, this group is working to address on-the-ground challenges, tagging schemes, authoritative data, and other topics related to mapping trails in OSM. Learn how this group is collaboratively developing solutions for responsible trail mapping in OpenStreetMap.

User Experiences
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