Date
Thursday, February 5, 2015, Helsinki
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Thursday February 5, 9.30 am to 4.30 pm.
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Program
9.00 Coffee
9.30 Working together
- Welcome Susanna Ånäs Wikimedia Suomi ry
- Historical Aleksanterinkatu and Helsinki bombardments of WWII Martti Helminen, City of Helsinki.
- Historical aerial images from the metropolitan area Arend Oudman.
- Introduction by Lars Lundqvist, Riksantikvarieämbetet, Sweden
- Showcase of GLAM* projects with Wikimedia from Finland (Sanna Hirvonen), Sweden (André Costa) and Estonia (Joonas Loide).
11.15 Case studies
- Helsinkiennen.fi, Juuso Lehtinen, Apps4Finland winner 2014
- Use of Augmented Reality for presenting historical environments, Timo Korkalainen, Technology Research Center, University of Turku
- Ajapaik/Timepatch – gamified crowdsourcing of geotags for historic photographs, Vahur Puik, Estonia, Europeana Open Innovation Challenges winner
- Keynote Peter Neubauer, Mapillary, Sweden
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Maps hackathons & other innovations
- Keynote NYPL Labs: what we’ve learned in 3 years Mauricio Giraldo, New York Public Library Labs
- Discussion Cultural hackathons #Hack4DK (Jacob Wang, Nationalmuseet, Denmark), #Hack4NO and #Hack4FI (Sanna Marttila, AvoinGLAM).
14.30 Coffee
15.00 DIY history
- Discussion Platforms and projects for citizen historians Sanna Jokela, Lounaispaikka; Kaisa Kyläkoski, Sukututkijan loppuvuosi; Kimmo Lehtonen, Albumit Auki!, Lasipalatsin Mediakeskus; Pauliina Latvala, University of Turku and Lars Lundqvist, Riksantikvarieämbetet.
- Presentation Maptime – a worldwide open learning environment for mapmakers Bert Spaan, Waag Society, Netherlands
* GLAM = Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums.
Language
The language of the seminar is English. The hackathon will be bilingual: Finnish and English
Register
Please register for the seminar and/or the hackathon in advance!
Social media
Twitter and Instagram hashtag #wikilovesmaps
Presentations
All materials from the seminar will be posted in the Lanyrd pages of the event and Wikimedia Commons.