We welcome the OpenStreetMap community in Paris and online to celebrate the international State of the Map conference. This session will also provide some formal instructions and helpful information. You will for example learn how the Q&A (question and answer) sessions are run and what we will do at the social event.

• Using an import as a QA tool for aligning buildings (Andrew Hain)
• Gathering price of the world: Open Prices, between OSM and Open Food Facts (Alex Bourreau)

• More open, more connected - OSM across ArcGIS & OSM editors
• weeklyOSM - What's new?
• OSM.kids
• Mapping Historical Photos without yesterdays
• TerrainK: create art using OSM data

• Geoparquet for OSM
• Mapping cycleways according to ECF
• Enriching OSM using POI's websites
• Mapping datacenters as a community with OSM
• passstrasse.com - 100% AI map app

• Mapping agricultural cooperatives in Africa with MapComplete and Panoramax
• OSM - Wikidata linking update
• BreadNear.me
• "Milk types" proposal (Luna)
• Being a MapLibre maintainer in the age of LLMs

• Investigating Hospitality (SK53)
• Cartography with tilemaker (Richard Fairhurst)
• Nik5 - a C++ port of Nik4 (Michael Reichert)
• Linear maps for shopping streets (Robert Whittaker)
• Exploring bike share time series availability data with DuckDB

We say goodbye to this year’s State of the Map conference and to Paris. You will see some impressions from the conference and we say thank you to all volunteers and to the local team in Paris. We hope that we can already announce the venue of State of the Map 2027.