Geogeeks is a Perth meetup group having fun with open geospatial, open source GIS, and OpenStreetMap.
We're running a series of meetups and events to bring the Perth community together, and shine a light on what's happening in open geospatial. Think QGIS, PostGIS, OpenStreetMap, geospatial Python, and much more.
Upcoming events include guest speakers, mapathons, and technical workshops. Everyone welcome!
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Saturday, 03 May 2025 at 10:00AM (to 1:00PM)
Ginga, 193 Scarborough Beach Rd, Mount Hawthorn [map]
Join us to explore Mount Hawthorn and survey for OSM, after enjoying a free coffee sponsored by OSGeo Oceania.
Everyone is welcome, no experience is necessary: Just show up with a phone (or pen & paper) and a little enthusiasm. We’ll start the day at Ginga cafe, then survey the streets, shops, and parks in small groups, before picking a nice place for lunch.
Add and update Points of Interest (POIs) on your phone, draw on your phone or a printed map. We’ve got all the materials, come down and learn about OSM (OpenStreetMap). Check out our getting started page for pointers.
The morning coffee or drink is sponsored by OSGeo Oceania!
Join the Geogeeks Slack to keep in touch, or message Ben with any questions.
Wednesday, 14 May 2025 at 5:30PM (to 8:00PM)
Riff (Spacecubed), in 'The Vault', 45 St Georges Tce, Perth [map]
Have you been wondering how to get started contributing to OSM, or how to get the most our of the tools? At the last Geogeeks meetup, we saw Ben whizzing through some OSM editing; well this your chance to see it in detail and ask questions:
This month at Geogeeks we are hosting an OpenStreetMap workshop and Mapathon using the web-based editor, iD, and the Java based editor, JOSM. We will
All skill levels are welcome. Just bring a laptop (and a mouse if possible). Pizza and beers will be provided by our sponsor, OSGeo Oceania.
Join the Geogeeks Slack to keep in touch, or message Ben with any questions.
Take a peek below at some of our plans for surveying (aka “exploring”) the city (and scribble in your own). View our getting started page for advice on OSM apps.