The National Missing Maps Mapathon at the Belgian universities is coming
along nicely. There's a page up about the event [1].
Most of the events have at least one dedicated volunteer by now. This is
our chance to start building communities at these universities and tell
them about how the Missing
Hi Joost,
I'm ready to contribute to this missing map event. I subcribed to the event in
Namur. I might be there all day if needed. I'll check the hackpad from time to
time to see where I can help. I already presented OSM a few times, so I can
make a presentation if needed.
Cheers,
Julien M
Yes, it might be worth considering. I'm hoping we can find someone to speak
at all the different locations. It would be nice to have Pete Masters talk
to us through digital channels though.
I don't think a remote presentation would have quite the same impact as a
local one. But it might be useful t
I'm wondering if it would make sense to set up a video link between all
these locations. At KU Leuven we use Lync (Skype for Business) for this,
it's easy to set up a conference call with that. I'm not entirely sure
about the usefulness though. Except if speakers who want to address
everyone can ob
Hi,
We have a nice conversation with them going now *. This is going to be
pretty big: six universities in the three regions, all working on
OpenStreetMap. We might have some press attention, and it's a great
opportunity to grow our community in five different cities.
We're going to need a lot of
Hi,
== French message below ==
The Subcommittee Cartography and GIS of the Belgian National Committee
of Geography (I did not know that this entity is existing) is planning a
'missing maps' event at all Belgian universities willing to participate
which, at the same time, should be a communication
