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[[DWG7]] Structure

Mission

Build a global [[community]] of [[engineers]] and [[operators]] who are keeping [[web maps]] [[open]] and [[diverse]].

DWG Leads

• [[Hidenori]] Fujimura @hfu ([[Geospatial Information Authority of Japan]] - [[GSI]])
• [[Diego]] Gonzalez Ferreiro @diegonfer ([[United Nations Global Service Centre]] - [[UNGSC]])

Objective owners

• [[Taro U]]
• [[Hidenori]]
• [[Taichi]]
• [[Santosh]]
• [[Takayuki]]
• [[Taro M]]

Reporting

[[DWG7]] shall be reporting to the [[Co-Chairs]] and the [[Strategic Board]] of the [[UN Open GIS Initiative]]. In practice, [[DWG7]] is reporting to the [[UN Open GIS Initiative]] through [[monthly meetings]].

How we operate

We consider [[DWG7]] as an open global practice [[community]] and take a federated approach; participants bring their high-level objectives with clearly defined owners and success criteria to get all the [[DWG]] members on the same page. Participants will get opportunities to share their progress within [[DWG]] and also to the [[UN Open GIS Initiative]] through its [[monthly meetings]].

Community promises

1. We treat people as equals. Everyone is welcome.
2. We prefer open collaboration.
3. Contributions are esteemed by their merit.
4. We respect [[data producers]].
5. We criticize ideas, not people.
6. We believe in [[fail forward]] to learn and improve.

Ground rules as a part of community promises

1. We move by [[empathy]] and [[trust]], not by requests.
2. It is OK to use a local language. It is nice to use a common language.

Community value statement

We support participants:

1. to design, produce, style, host, and optimize [[vector tiles]].
2. to cope with [[resource-limited environments]].
3. to learn about [[use cases]].
4. to have fun.
5. to introduce new ideas.
6. to help each other.
7. to handle images, raster data ([[terrain tiles]]), [[point clouds]], and [[3D city models]], too.

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