Amy Bordenave
Mapping Program Specialist at the Taskar Center for Accessible Technology
Seattle, Washington, United States
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Amy Bordenave is the Mapping Program Specialist for the Taskar Center (TCAT) at the UW and co-chair of the OSM US Pedestrian Working Group, where she helps develop and document standards and best practices for mapping pedestrian infrastructure.
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OpenSidewalks in OpenStreetMap: Using OS-CONNECT as a Reference Layer in Rapid
OpenSidewalks (OSW) is an open data standard for mapping connected pedestrian networks, developed by the Taskar Center for Accessible Technology (TCAT) at the UW. In Washington State, a legislative proviso funded the creation of a statewide OSW-formatted dataset: OS-CONNECT. We will show how this data has been published as reference layers and surfaced directly inside the Rapid editor, so mappers can use it today as part of their workflow while mapping pedestrian infrastructure in OSM.
PWG 1.0: Creating the Pedestrian Working Group Schema & Guide
In this 15-minute presentation, OSM US Pedestrian Working Group participants Amy Bordenave and Jacob Hall will announce the 1.0 releases of the PWG Schema and PWG Guide, share our Working Group's process of developing these resources with community input, and demo visualizations and tools that have emerged through this collaborative effort. Finally, we'll share what the future holds for the PWG.
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Amy Bordenave
Mapping Program Specialist at the Taskar Center for Accessible Technology
Seattle, Washington, United States
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