Patricia Solis

Patricia Solís, PhD, is designer, director, co-founder of YouthMappers, a consortium of student-led mapping chapters on 300+ university campuses in 65+ countries. She is Executive Director of the Knowledge Exchange for Resilience and Associate Research Professor in the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning, Arizona State University. Solís serves a diplomatic appointment as the first woman President of the PanAmerican Institute of Geography and History for the Organization of American States. She has been a Fulbright Specialist and received the Distinguished Service Honors from the American Association of Geographers.


Sessions

08-20
09:30
60min
Electrifying OSM with RapiD and Mapillary
Patricia Solis, Christopher Beddow

RapiD is the OpenStreetMap editor that enables users to access a wide variety of shared open data and a machine learning generated predictions that can bring new detail to the map. In 2022, the team at Meta upgraded RapiD to enable users to validate and verify Mapillary detections from images and add data to OpenStreetMap. Join us in an instructional workshop and mapathon where we will learn how Youthmappers in Sierra Leone are using Mapillaryto map the power grid across the country, and how the same workflow can be applied to map electricity availability and lighting around the world, anywhere users capture Mapillary and utilize RapiD to enrich OpenStreetMap.

Mapping
Online Workshops
08-21
11:30
60min
Electrifying OSM with RapiD and Mapillary
Patricia Solis, Christopher Beddow

RapiD is the OpenStreetMap editor that enables users to access a wide variety of shared open data and a machine learning generated predictions that can bring new detail to the map. In 2022, the team at Meta upgraded RapiD to enable users to validate and verify Mapillary detections from images and add data to OpenStreetMap. Join us in an instructional workshop and mapathon where we will learn how Youthmappers in Sierra Leone are using Mapillaryto map the power grid across the country, and how the same workflow can be applied to map electricity availability and lighting around the world, anywhere users capture Mapillary and utilize RapiD to enrich OpenStreetMap.

Mapping
Workshops and Loop-Cinema - Room 103