"Where 2.0 Launch Pad"
summary
Nine short demos and projects show concrete results: Waze launches on Android with 80,000 users in four months, 90% of roads mapped and real‑time traffic from aggregated GPS traces and crowd reports; a Twitter vote reporting stack posts data and audio to GitHub and the Library of Congress (12k vote reports, 41k inauguration reports); SpatialKey visualizes 165k Sacramento real‑estate records with live filters; JokerRacer streams video and drives Wi‑Fi cars with <0.2s latency; OpenGTS ships GPS tracking used in 50+ countries; plus future‑location modeling, 47 DC apps in 30 days, and TIGER on Amazon.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Waze navigation demo
- 6:12Twitter vote reporting
- 12:30Mapping API standardization
- 17:59Future of cartography
- 23:29Spatial key data platform
- 29:00Joker racer remote cars
- 34:51Future location systems
- 40:27Open source GPS tracking
- 45:50Open data in government








