Mapping for Equity: Mapping NYC's Public Amenities in New York City Council District 11 with BetaNYC
Join BetaNYC to learn about mapping NYC's public amenities in New York City Council District 11! This in-person field-mapping event teaches the public how to collect geographical open data to create more accurately represented spaces.
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BetaNYC is excited to share a new way to map NYC’s public realm in New York City Council District 11!
BetaNYC will present the Mapping for Equity project and how to create more equitable and accessible mapped spaces. We will show you how we’re mapping parks and public spaces into OpenStreetMap.
Through this activity, we are making sure there's equal representation in data while quantifying and mapping our public realm. Together, we will site, count, and map community assets such as street lamps, benches, water fountains, trash cans, and picnic tables.
This event will be delivered in English and all ages are welcome to attend (provided that anyone under 18 years old is present with a parent or guardian). We will be moving about the city and on uneven terrain. Plan on wearing appropriate footwear and environmental attire.
If you have any needs or accommodations, please email events@beta.nyc.
Please RSVP by 2:00pm on Wednesday, June 25
Agenda
- 2:00 PM: Arrival and check in to the event, mingling, eating
- 2:15 PM: BetaNYC Presentation
- 2:30 PM: Breakout into groups for Field Mapping
- 3:30 PM: Groups start to walk back to meeting poing
- 3:45 PM: Return to meeting point
- 4:00 PM: Close & clean up