Indoor mapping for OpenStreetMap
summary
Shows how to turn building floorplan photos into usable OSM indoor data: photograph public floorplans, crop with CamScanner or Microsoft Lens, upload each floor as a georeferenced image in the iD editor (osm-iD import), trace building polygon, draw rooms or points (toilets, elevators), tag rooms with access and floor number (note OSM uses floor 0 for ground), preview on IndoorEqual/indoor viewers, then submit a changeset. Examples include a university building with five floors and a few Bangkok locations.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:04What is indoor mapping
- 3:34Collecting indoor map data
- 5:17Using OSM IndoorEdit tool
- 8:56Drawing and tagging buildings
- 10:20Adding indoor amenities
- 13:11Previewing and submitting data
- 14:57Mapping entire floors
- 16:23Recap and future potential
- 17:27Q&A session
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