On November 9, 2024, geologist and Negreheb will be in charge of the OpenStreetMap stand at the Maker Faire Salzburg, a trade fair for tinkerers and DIYers, and will be inspiring new and old mappers on site.
The Maker Faire runs from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and takes place at TriBühne Lehen, Tulpenstraße 1, Salzburg.
On November 11, 2023, Mapper Negreheb will be at Maker Faire Salzburg, a trade fair for tinkerers and DIYers, to supervise the OpenStreetMap stand and inspire new and old mappers on site.
The Maker Faire runs from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and takes place at TriBühne Lehen, Tulpenstraße 1, Salzburg.
After 12 long years, the time has finally come - there is a Stammtisch in Salzburg again. The informal get-together is intended to provide an opportunity to get to know each other (again) and share the enthusiasm for the OpenStreetMap project.
When: 29.08.2023 from 18:00 Location: Augustiner Bräustübl Salzburg
Participation in the Stammtisch is free of charge and everyone is welcome, whether you are already involved in OpenStreetMap, want to learn more about the project or need information on how to give back. Take the opportunity to make contacts and exchange ideas with like-minded people.
As already announced with OSM at GISalzburg 2023, we were represented at GI Salzburg 2023 (Tue 04.07.2023 – Thu 06.07.2023) with our OpenStreetMap Austria stand. Furthermore, we helped to run the FOSSGIS and OSGEO stands for FOSSGIS e.V.
We arrived on Monday, July 3, 2023, to use the evening to set up.
The booth was built on Monday evening
The local chapter will also be represented at this year’s GISalzburg (Tue 04.07.2023 - Thu 06.07.2023), Austria’s trade fair and conference on applied geoinformation in Salzburg, with a stand sponsored by the organizers and accommodation and travel costs sponsored by FOSSGIS e.V! In addition to OpenStreetMap, we are helping out in the FOSSGIS and OSGeo area with exhibition material provided by FOSSGIS e.V.
As part of the GI_Salzburg_22, the OSM-AT association gave a lecture on the content of OpenStreetMap, OGD data sources and FOSSGIS/OSGeo software products.
The slides can be downloaded here: https://www.openstreetmap.at/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/presentation_combined.pdf
The video of the lecture is available at:
From July 6th to July 7th, 2022, the successor to AGIT, the GI_Salzburg, took place in Salzburg. We, the OSM-AT association, were there to present the OpenStreetMap project, the FOSSGIS association and OSGeo.
The journey began on Tuesday, July 6, 2022. Since we have quite a bit of trade fair material and FOSSGIS e.V. had sent us banners, advertising material, and stickers with FOSSGIS and OSGeo-specific material by post, mapper geologist volunteered to drive and drove to Salzburg together with mapper ScubbX.
The videos of the OSGeo Days lectures at AGIT 2020, kindly provided by the AGIT organization, are now online on YouTube and the TIB AV-Portal!
The lectures were grouped into three blocks, with each block being an entire video.
Block 1 ( Link to video on TIB AV: https://av.tib.eu/media/49229 ) contains:
Block 2 ( Link to video on TIB AV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Njrwasa5YFo ) contains:
Due to the current pandemic, AGIT 2020 cannot be held locally. The organizers will hold it virtually instead!
OSGeo/FOSSGIS/OpenStreetMap have also received a sponsored virtual exhibition stand for the virtual conference! (Thank you, AGIT !)
Since it is hardly possible to have a virtual exhibition stand attended by volunteers for 5 days via video link (who have to go to work during the weekdays), we have come up with the following idea:
It’s almost that time again: from July 8-10, 2020, [AGIT] (https://agit.at/), Austria’s largest conference and trade fair on the subject of applied geoinformation, will once again be taking place in Salzburg.
For the OpenStreetMap and OSGeo booth, people are wanted who want to take a look and chat a bit about their hobby. (can also be done on a daily basis)
We are also looking for contributions for OSGeo Day, which can be submitted via the AGIT online portal until 26 February 2020. This short video shows how it works: https://t.co/7d7u4M0q2R?amp=1
