OpenStreetMap (OSM) has become a cornerstone for digital mapping in Indonesia, supporting humanitarian response, public planning, and digital innovation. With a steadily growing contributor base, the OSM landscape in Indonesia
In recent years, open mapping platforms like OpenStreetMap (OSM) have emerged as critical tools for spatial data management, particularly within the public sector. These tools not only support transparency and
On April 26, 2025, something long overdue finally happened: the Indonesian OpenStreetMap (OSM) community gathered in person after several years of purely online engagement. This event marked the first offline
OpenStreetMap (OSM) has become a cornerstone for digital mapping in Indonesia, supporting humanitarian response, public planning, and digital innovation. With a steadily growing contributor base, the OSM landscape in Indonesia
Introduction What would happen if a high-magnitude earthquake struck Jakarta—especially Central Jakarta, where numerous high-rise buildings dominate the skyline? Jakarta sits in a seismically active region and, despite not being
This article examines bikeability in Central Jakarta using OpenStreetMap (OSM) data, evaluating key indicators like biking infrastructure and accessibility to essential destinations. The analysis identifies optimal cycling locations, highlighting the importance of maintenance and potential new bike lane development. OpenStreetMap serves as an invaluable resource for urban planning, providing insights
In recent years, open mapping platforms like OpenStreetMap (OSM) have emerged as critical tools for spatial data management, particularly within the public sector. These tools not only support transparency and
On April 26, 2025, something long overdue finally happened: the Indonesian OpenStreetMap (OSM) community gathered in person after several years of purely online engagement. This event marked the first offline
OpenStreetMap (OSM) celebrates its 20th anniversary! Since its inception on August 9, 2004, OSM has grown into a global community-driven mapping resource, with over 10 million contributors worldwide. In Indonesia,