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Angelina Calddron

Angelina Calddron

Geospatial industry figure at Meta and the Overture Maps Foundation, representing open map data initiatives on panels like FedGeoDay 2025.

Sep 7, 2026

Eddie PickleMODERATOR
13:47
Talk about how that is working to be a resilient asset for this and other efforts.
13:53
Yeah, no, it's a great question.
13:54
So basically, I want to frame a couple of things around Overture.
13:58
By the way, ask me if you want to find me at the happy hour.
14:02
I'll tell you about the time we got a zillion lawyers together from Meta, Microsoft, Amazon to even figure out the organizational structure of this thing.
14:10
But no, so basically, like, when I think of data resilience and the projects such as Overture, it's about not only, like, is the data available, is it interoperable, is it, you know, complementary to other community efforts or other crowdsourcing efforts, but also is it usable, is it impactful? You know, can we, you know, as Meta, have confidence that not only are we contributing data, but we're also ingesting that data back into our systems, back into our platforms.
14:35
And I think like all of the leaders at the other companies and organizations that are involved in Overture are asking those same questions and making sure that they're using the data.

12 MINS LATER

Eddie PickleMODERATOR
27:06
Can you talk to us about some of your efforts there?

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