Presentation on strategy / borders, old and new ways of map making, and the open map.

1. Beyond the open map Digikring Amsterdam Open data forgovernment April 14th, 2011

2. A world opening up Open Innovation

4. στρατηγός Geographic Thinker

7. Sometimes you can discover amazing details from a large distance Jw

10. http://www.flickr.com/photos/chandos/403727926/

11. “A boundery is notthat at whichsomething stops but, as the Greeksrecognized, the boundery is thatfromwhichsomething beginsitspresencing.” Casey, 2001, naar Heidigger

17. Saxton’s map of Derbyshire, 1579 Rivers, bridges, noroads.

18. Most scientific cartography is concerned with the dissemination of spatialknowledge. The Look of Maps, Robinson, 1952

27. A map is the simplest, most elegant and informative way of presenting data which vary across a surface. Margerison, 1976

29. Raw data now! SirTim-Berners Lee

36. “authoritative”

37. “authoritative” The power of community

41. Esri Invites the world to sharegeographic data Offers aninfrastructureforwebs & apps Data ownership is notchanged Enable & supprt the geoecosystem

43. open geo data is (way) beyond publishing maps

44. Beyond the open map @jwvaneck Digikring, Groot Amsterdam Open data forgovernment April 14th, 2011

45. Howit’s made Thinking, research, conversations Ebsco and scholar.google.com Serendipity at the library No peer preview this time, notgood… Tools: paper, Xmind, PowerPoint, Slideshare, LinkedIn, Wordpress, Twitter

46. Credits HadrianswallbyChandos http://www.flickr.com/photos/chandos/403727926 Websites VOC Kenniscentrum, WieWatWaar, Geschiedenis Zeeland www.recovery.org, www.arcgis.com Images byJw, will post onrequest at Flickr