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Re: [MMM-global] [maps] Self-Description
by jon der gartenkärtner 17 Feb '15

17 Feb '15

Dear list, there was a little error below > http://discourse.transformap.co/t/164 j* On 16.02.2015 11:28, Thomas Kalka wrote: > I would like to have a text (at least in german and english), which I can > send to potential partners, inviting them to support or join transformap. > Does such a text exist ? > > http://discourse.transformap.co/t/164 > > --toka > > > > _______________________________________________ > maps mailing list > maps(a)list.allmende.io > http://list.allmende.io/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/maps >

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About Excel.
by Jon Richter 12 Feb '15

12 Feb '15

http://orientation.hapgood.net/view/welcome-visitors/view/things-you-must-d… "So bear with us."

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Fwd: [maps] The Badgers were productive / important results of taxonomy phone-conference
by jon der gartenkärtner 11 Feb '15

11 Feb '15

Sometimes there's english content on the other mailing list. FYI FWDed -------- Weitergeleitete Nachricht -------- Betreff: [maps] The Badgers were productive / important results of taxonomy phone-conference Datum: Tue, 10 Feb 2015 20:21:46 +0100 Von: Silke Helfrich <silke.helfrich(a)gmx.de> An: 14mmm temporär <maps(a)list.allmende.io> Hi there, the badgers (taxonomy group) just had a very productive and well attended phone conference: Here is the memory, http://piratepad.net/Telko-20Taxonomy-20TransforMap-20Communities The most important result is, that we came up with a decision of how we will suggest the CATEGORY "SElF-DESCRIPTION OF COMMUNITIES" to OSM (that is, which tags will be created for our entry mask) SO: THE COMMUNITIES WE WANT TO SUGGEST FOR OSM AND INCLUDE IN TRANSFORMAP FROM THE VERY BEGINNING ARE THE FOLLOWING: solidarity economy transition town initiative permaculture demonetized economy community based currencies Commons Economy for the Common Good collaborative economy Global Ecovillage Network DECISION POSTPONED IN THE FOLLOWING CASES: P2P economy subsistence economy REMEMBER: The identification of a community will be mandatory for TransforMap (but not for OSM), furthermore, there will be a free-text field that allows us to collect more data during the testmapping. This testmapping process will tell us if we need more/other community tags in the future. (@JOSEF -> sorry, but we changed a few things, so you'll need to adapt it in the testionary! As I said - it was a productive meeting. :-) More later, Thanks for this amazing discussion and the shared responsibility in getting it all on track for OSM now All the best Silke _______________________________________________ maps mailing list maps(a)list.allmende.io http://list.allmende.io/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/maps

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Commons Mapping Roundup
by Ellen Friedman 31 Jan '15

31 Jan '15

Hi, All, I’m writing an essay about commons (and new economy) mapping projects for inclusion in David & Silke’s new book of essays. I’m mentioning the Great Lakes Commons Map, Mapping the Commons (.net and .org), P2PValue, P2P Wikisprint, TransforMap, World of Commons (LabGov), Shareable’s Sharing Cities mapjams, the Solidarity Economy maps, Data Commons Cooperative, Viver Bien, CommonsScope, and Falling Fruit. I’d love to hear what you think of these projects, their importance to the movement, and the value they provide. Please let me know if there are other important projects I may not be aware of, especially ones that aren’t in English. I’m relying primarily on info found on the web, so I welcome updates about projects too. All the best, Ellen Ellen C. Friedman CommonSpark http://commonsparkcollective.org ellen(a)ellenfriedman.com Skype: EllenCFriedman 512.775.3611

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Re: [MMM-global] global Digest, Vol 3, Issue 2
by Ellen Friedman 29 Jan '15

29 Jan '15

Thanks for the link, Michael! Cheers, Ellen On Jan 28, 2015, at 5:00 AM, global-request(a)lists.14mmm.org wrote: > > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 14:36:58 +0100 > From: Michael Maier <Michael.Maier(a)student.tugraz.at> > To: global(a)lists.14mmm.org > Subject: Re: [MMM-global] Commons Mapping Roundup > Message-ID: <54C7947A.2060107(a)student.tugraz.at> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" > > Hi Ellen, > > We've collected a lot of mapping projects in this public G-Spreadsheet: > > https://docs.google.com/a/getactive.org/spreadsheets/d/1gyqgHDoEj-w8LEdcPBs… > > If you need contact data for the initiatives, we have them in a private > spreadsheet - just ask! > > > If you know some initiatives not mentioned here, feel free to add them ?. > >> >> All the best, >> Ellen > > Best wishes, > Michael > > -- > Michael Maier, Student of Telematics @ Graz University of Technology > OpenStreetMap Graz http://osm.org/go/0Iz@paV > http://wiki.osm.org/Graz > http://wiki.osm.org/Graz/Stammtisch > >

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TransforMap + Shareable Global MapJam 2014 : Berlin > 18.10. + 19.10.
by jon der gartenkärtner 16 Oct '14

16 Oct '14

Liebe TransforMapperinnen, Dear TransforMappers. Wir beteiligen uns diese Woche an der Shareable Global MapJam 2014. We are taking part of the Shareable Global MapJam 2014 this week. Die Veranstaltungen sind am kommenden Sonnabend und Sonntag The events take place on Saturday and Sunday in der Thinkfarm und im Bootshaus des Spreeackers in Berlin. in Thinkfarm and Spreeacker's boat house in Berlin. Details auf Details at * http://blog.14mmm.org/shareable-global-mapjam/ Bitte auch über eure Kanäle verbreiten, so möglich: Please also retweet through your channels, if possible: * https://twitter.com/transformap/status/522819371404914689 @transformap — ;) Überblick Overview 18.10. Mapping Berlin's transition towards a new economy - Hands-on workshop : Mapping + Taxonomy - http://discourse.14mmm.org/t/global-mapjam-berlin/75/29?u=almereyda 19.10. 19.10. TransforMap : Federated tempospatial data - Concentrated workshop : Data Management + Synchronization In Aussicht auf eine konstante Fortführung in den nächsten Jahren, Really looking forward to the developments of the next years, Jon

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Re: [MMM-global] [maps] Feedback from Jack on 14mmm project and linked data
by jon der gartenkärtner 19 Sep '14

19 Sep '14

Dear lists, if you feel the urge to discuss these matters (and you should!), please refer to http://discourse.14mmm.org/t/data-standardization-linked-open-data-a-commen… Thank you in advance for keeping the lists and therefore our mailboxes clean, Jon On Fri, 19 Sep 2014 13:33:23 +0200 : Adrien Labaeye <adrienlabaeye(a)gmail.com> wrote: > fyi > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Jack Townsend <jacktownsend.net(a)gmail.com> > Date: Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 6:27 PM > Subject: 14mmm project and linked data > To: Adrien Labaeye <adrienlabaeye(a)gmail.com> > Cc: Paul Mackay <pauljmackay(a)gmail.com>, Amy Guy <amy(a)rhiaro.co.uk> > > > Hi Adrien, have had this in my outbox since Berlin, and not got round to > finishing off, sorry. Thanks for organising the meeting, was fun, > inspiring, with interesting topics and people, and a wonderfully Berlin > venue! > > Please do forward some or all of the the below to other 14mmm guys if will > be useful. > > For me, what's most exciting about what your doing, what makes by far the > biggest contribution is creating an effective *data standard* for > location-based sustainability resources, with buy-in from lots of people > and eventually uptake and provision of data in that standard by many > providers. That is an amazing idea, really powerful. This will enable many > more providers to publish information and enable lots of other people to do > important things with it, things that we couldn't even imagine = *serendipitous > reuse*. This standard can build upon *existing POI standards*, by adding > sustainability related fields. Here's a recommendation from Paul Mackay > (CCed), who was also in Berlin, and a London Cleanwebber, and should be in > a good position to advise also. > > http://popoloproject.com/ > > I think the process that Popolo have used for defining standards is a good > pragmatic one, doing the minimum to be a very usable spec but reusing as > much as possible and not having a hugely formal standards defining process. > Seems like a good direction to consider. > > > Whilst creating a map of maps is a noble end in itself, it's main value, > for me, is as a catalyst of the data standardisation process. > > Data standardisation is a difficult* social process. *Technically it's > straightforward. You are creating shared rules - akin to the ones that > govern an information commons. The main contribution of 14mmm can be to > find some agreement to these difficult questions: what fields are in, which > are out? What options are available? What do the terms mean? Are they > intuitive and international, can people without training use them? > > Linked data, or some aspect of it, may well be the best medium for this, > but I don't want to push that too hard, it is still quite early days for > linked data technologies. The important thing is the *standardisation/ data > model*, and that is independent of the technology, could also be in JSON, > or XML. I would though, recommend creating a data model in OWL, the linked > data ontology language, which is straightforward to use with the Protege > software, and doesn't commit you to using the rest of the linked data > suite. Perhaps the best reason to use linked data would be all the* > reference data *that you would get for free. Having great reference data, > that is maintained and updated is vital. > > Have just had lunch here in London with linked data expert Amy (CCed) who > came to the Berlin workshop, and she has kindly offered to play with some > of the data sources to knock together a simple data model and prototype. > > Thinking on, here are some ideas for ordered deliverables > > > - Create a *rough draft data model* for location-specific sustainability > resources. > - Produce a first draft centralised map with data from *a few* different > sustainability networks, extracted from APIs, RSS feeds etc. > - Hold workshops to develop and agree *data standards 1.0* > - Match data against leading reference datasets, to improve quality and > linkability. > - Offer gathered data to world for reuse as* (linked) open data, XML, > JSON *etc. > - Produce a centralised map with data from *many* different sustainability > networks > - Enrich the data by pulling in lots of related data from across linked > data world (e.g. Geonames location descriptions, Wikipedia explanations of > key concepts) > - Persuade different providers to open up their data and* provide it in > standardised format* > - Demonstrate that linked open data is an important resource for > progressing sustainability (the W3C recommended way to connect diverse > open datasets to provide requisite interdisciplinary to progress > sustainability.) > > > Happy to chat about any of this for more details. > > Jack > > Web, Open Data & Sustainability University of Southampton > @JackTownsend_ <https://twitter.com/JackTownsend_> jack(a)jacktownsend.net > > > > > > > > -- > Adrien Labaeye > > +49 176 3810 8605 | Skype ID: adrien.labaeye | Twitter: @alabaeye | > transitionlab.de > > c/o Thinkfarm Berlin > Oranienstraße 183 > 10999 Berlin > (3. Hof, Aufgang C, 3. OG) > http://berlin.thinkfarm.de/

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Debriefing Degrowth
by jon der gartenkärtner 07 Sep '14

07 Sep '14

Dear lists, following the events at the Degrowth conference, we have some new material to share; please intervene where appropriate to deliver your specialist commitment to our (de?)growing community. Pads: * (english) http://pad.sinnwerkstatt.com/p/14mmm_structure Structure of 14 MMM/transformap.coop process * (german) https://text.allmende.io/p/Degrowth-followup Nächste Meilensteine 2015 * (german) https://piratenpad.de/p/M4YU5hVvrt Protokoll: Arbeitstreffen nach Mapping-Workshop auf Degrowth Konferenz, Leipzig, 03.09.2014 Due to the current downtime of one of those and the historical outages we observed with the piratepad.net-Pads, please help in condensing a long-term documentation of this process. For this reason I have added a Wiki and it's first content page to the MMM/TransforMap "cloud" ( http://blog.14mmm.org , http://discourse.14mmm.org ) * https://wiki.14mmm.org/Degrowth_2014/ This page also contains questions from Degrowth's documentation form that I couldn't answer, yet. You are kindly invited to fill it up with the information from the Pads above, too. --- Still, one of the most urgent requests to be able to sufficiently continue with the 'Mapping the Mappings' process is the demand to get in touch with a lot more tech-savvy people to address infrastructure and Linked Open Data questions. Don't hesitate to set people in contact with me respectively us! Jon PS: Due to the availability of http://discourse.14mmm.org and the recent discussions that have been held on the maps(a)list.allmende.io mailing list, I reserve the right to switch the list to emergency moderation if it not used as an announcement list too often.

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LAUNCH OF TRANSFORMAP TODAY 2:30 pm at the Degrowth Conference
by Silke Helfrich 03 Sep '14

03 Sep '14

TAPAs -> There Are Plenty of Alternatives. We will make them visible on a single map. We hope to see your there :-) Please spread the word, that is: the attached document with background information. All the best Silke Helfrich

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