- Contents
- About Us
- Contact
- People
- Special Thanks
- The Code
About Us
Local Ground allows you to create and share your own annotated online maps. You can draw on existing maps, add pictures, audio, video and other data, and share with your friends, family and colleagues.
Contact
We are always interested in new ideas for Local Ground, and for new ways to collaborate with teachers, students, non-profit organizations and other mappers everywhere!
Please send us email at info@localground.org, or call us at +1-510-859-3003.
People
Local Ground is a project that started at the UC Berkeley School of Information.
Current Team
- Sarah Van Wart
Developer, Researcher, and Manager - Tapan Parikh
Developer, Researcher, and Manager - Kathryn Lanouette
Researcher - John McGrath
Web Developer - Riley Flynn
Web Developer - Cynthia Mah
Web Developer - Karin Goh
Web Developer Intern
Past Contributors
- Ellen Van Wyk
UX/UI, Visual Designer, User Researcher - Zack McHardy
Web Developer - Lucio Lopez
Web Developer Intern - Vibhore Vardhan
Sys Admin - Seongtaek Lim
Web Developer - Meena Natarajan
UX/UI, Researcher - Anna Keune
Designer, Documentation, User Researcher - Christy McCain
Database, Sys Admin, Image Processing - Joyce Tsai
UX/UI, Visual Designer, User Researcher. Founding Member
Special Thanks
Local Ground would like to acknowledge the following people, who helped us develop our system by contributing ideas, and time to the project:
- Antwi Akom, Aekta Shah, Aaron Nakai, Sabaa Shoraka, and I-SEEED.
- Tony Marks-Block, Kevin Cuff, and the East Bay Academy for Young Scientists EBAYS at the Lawrence Hall of Science
- Deb McKoy, Ariel Bierbaum, and the Center for Cities & Schools
- April Surwalsky and the Martin Luther King Jr. Youth Council
- Mr. Gutierriez's 2009-2010 U.S. History class @ Kennedy High School
- Michael Manoochehri and Nate Gandomi
The Code
Local Ground has used image processing ideas and code from Walking Papers, OpenCV, PIL, and GIMP, and runs on GeoDjango + PostgreSQL. Local Ground is under active development, and is Open Source.