I am Anika Tabassum Ohee, the current President of YouthMappers at BSMRMU, Bangladesh Maritime University. I am passionate about oceanography and hydrography, with a special interest in marine conservation, GIS mapping, and managing coastal ecosystems in Bangladesh. I lead and participate in various mapping projects focused on mangrove regeneration, marine biodiversity, and climate resilience. Through my work, I aim to use geospatial technology to support sustainable development and protect vulnerable marine environments. I am also committed to engaging my community and raising awareness about environmental issues.

PhD student of Cartography, Geoinformatics and Remote Sensing at the Masaryk University in Brno, Czechia
Part of the Missing Maps CZ & SK community
OpenStreetMap enthusiast
Remote Sensing, Machine Learning and GIS analyst

OSM contributor for over 10 years on a personal level, and contributing with local communities. Currently a PhD student researching Open Data Ecosystems for the ODECO project, at the University of Camerino (Italy). Since October 2024, a Director of the OSM Foundation.

I am a young researcher and engineer passionate about climate change impact assessment, ecosystem service assessment, disaster resilience, and environmental sustainability. With a strong academic foundation in Civil Engineering (BSc), Humanitarian Engineering (MSc), and Environmental Economics (MEcon), I bring an interdisciplinary approach to solving complex environmental and societal challenges. My work integrates hydrological modeling, GIS-based analysis, machine learning, and multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) to assess climate risks and develop sustainable solutions.

Peter Mooney is an Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science at Maynooth University in Ireland. He has been involved with OSM research for almost two decades. He has been involved in the organisation of OSM-Science for the last number of years. Peter's research considers application of computer science approaches to geospatial problems with interest and application to any problem where there is spatial data.

Quang Huy was born in Hanoi, Vietnam, in 1996. He obtained B.Sc. in Urban and Regional Planning (Hanoi Architectural University, 2019), MSc in Urban project, Heritage and Sustainable Development (ENSA Toulouse and Hanoi Architectural University, 2022) and MSc in Landscape Architecture, Land Landscape Heritage in (Politecnico di Milano, 2024). Currently, he works as a research fellowship at the GEOlab of Politecnico di Milano. He is interested in data analyst and visualization, open-source technology, cultural heritage interpretation, museum technology and scenography, GIS and geographic information technology.

Ramisa Maliha is a geographer passionate about understanding urban systems, environmental policy, and human geography. Her research focuses on urban studies, the complexities of social systems, and sustainable development. She combines OSM, GIS and remote sensing tools with a commitment to humanitarian work, particularly through mapping initiatives. As the Organizational Secretary of YouthMappers DU Chapter, she has contributed to many impactful mapping projects for disaster resilience. Ramisa aspires to use geospatial technologies to address urban challenges and foster sustainable solutions.