This presentation distills the conference Where 2.0 2009 as it applies to the needs of urban planners.

2. Who are the players in the geosphere?

3. Open source GIS; there is no turning back

4. Map making tools: Open Street Maps

5. Map making tools: Styling Base Layers

6. Rectifying historic maps - NYPL Map Rectifier beta

8. Stamen Design: Using Open Maps to Visualize Data

12. Flickr Account in Google Earth

13. Cartifact creates interactive maps with a view window

14. FortiusOne brings Visual Intelligence to business

15. geocommons helps you create and share maps quickly

16. New Orleans Community Data Center: Public Schools

17. Trulia: A Real Estate web service leveraging the mashup

18. Neighborhood Maps: Historic Properties in Logan Square

19. Twitter can be used for public transportation notices and allows people to communicate in real-time

20. Twitter tweets can be mapped and integrated with data

21. CTA Tweet is a twitter application for real-time messaging

22. Mobile location-based data maps circulation patterns

23. Sense Networks: Cell phone location-based service

24. We are moving in the direction of location-based data sold as a software-as-a-service application

25. Information is distributed through online mapping

26. High resolution Aerial Imagery can be displayed in stereo

27. Devices and software enable people to send messages and images in real-time to their network

28. Communities can self-organize and people can self-publish

30. Communities can self-organize and people can self-publish

31. Eye-Fi is a memory card that will geo-tag and upload

32. Eye-Fi enables you to instantly map photos of a place

33. Social Networks bring people together

35. Organizations and municipalities want to utilize social networks to better communicate with citizens

36. Maps, Collaboration tools & Social Networks are going to blend

37. Social media and web-based mapping tools are changing the way we discover & communicate about the built environment