Learn how BetaNYC’s Innovation Fellows, undergraduate students from different academic backgrounds have created a comprehensive public space data playbook that empowers community organizations & individuals to collect, verify, and analyze public realm data. Fellows used OpenStreetMap to identify public amenities, from public bathrooms to wheelchair-accessible play equipment to benches, with a focus on creating more equitable public spaces in New York City. BetaNYC partnered with North Brooklyn Parks Alliance, a local community organization, and Council Member Jennifer Gutiérrez’s District 34 office on this project to use OSM to engage in digital and data literacy.
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Next up in State of the Map US
Previous talkExternal data and Importing in the United States
A short talk on the topic of geospatial data available from government sources across the United States, and what importing looks like on OpenStreetMap in 2023.
