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MapIt1418 Mapping Collective History Together

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The presentation about MapIt1418 Thijs van Exel (KL) & Edward Macgillavry gave at the State Of The Map 2009 conference in Amsterdam.

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MapIt1418Mapping Collective History Together

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a few statementsto start with

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since early times, we’ve wanted to know where things were and when

Antikythera Mechanism

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the older things are, the less we know

about their origin

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combining things is smart

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Images for the Future

• Saves audiovisual heritage through conservation and digitization.

• Makes digital material available for educational purposes, for the general public and for the creative industry.

• Innovates the heritage sector by sharing knowledge and experience

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IFTF =• National Archive• Knowledgeland• Sound and Vision• Filmmuseum• Vereniging Openbare Bibliotheken• Centrale Discotheek Rotterdam

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IFTF =• National Archive• Knowledgeland• Sound and Vision• Filmmuseum• Vereniging Openbare Bibliotheken• Centrale Discotheek Rotterdam

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• National Archive: 1.2 million photos:

• digitisation & metadata generation• broad availability!

• Professionals & volunteers• Making use of the crowd

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monitoring“interestingness”

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top 10 “interestingness”

4 out of 10:World War 1 photos

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Mapping Collective History, Together: MapIt1418• Most “interesting” (whatever that may be)

• Of all NA photos on Flickr, the WW1 collection gets the most views, comments & tags

• Geographical data are mostly unknown

• Activate WW1 communities to add geographical data to the collection

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MapIt1418: big leap for archive, not for mankind• ‘mashing up’ data streams from Flickr & OSM

• people can put photos on map, thus adding data to Flickr

• add own stories, add photos of ‘now’ situations

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So, why OSM?we like:• openness

• benefits for the sector: re-usability• portability

• its social ecosystem• temporal quality: up-to-date

• customisation (possible phase II of MapIt1418)• Map content• Cartographic visualisation

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Developing MapIt1418• Not a typical OSM-example• Not a map-savvy organisation• Not a map-savvy audience

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Mitigation• Thorough functional design• Interaction design• Graphic design

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Developing MapIt1418• “Classic” example of mash-up

• OpenStreetMap• Flickr

• Re-mashable: KML/GeoRSS

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Bringing it together• Flickr API• OpenLayers• Fusebox: PHP framework• MySQL

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let’s have a look

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rough sketch!

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rough sketch!