Introducing Public Domain Map
summary
Public Domain Map is a bridge database that lets government entities request crowdsourced mapping and return validated data under a CC0 license back into official systems. It uses a forked OSM tech stack and a custom tasking manager at tasks.openstreetmap.us with project-specific layers, editors stripped of non‑public imagery, and task squares for distributed work. A live pilot with the Broward Administration shows review workflows where authority reviewers accept or reject contributions, enabling government-declared authoritative outputs.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38OBS
- 1:14Government
- 1:55Data Needs
- 2:26Openstreetmap
- 2:48Chart
- 3:39Open Street Map
- 3:49Bridge Database
- 4:14Task Manager
- 8:09Project Status
- 8:59Contact Information
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