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Managed to get OSM into the RGS!
Graham Bowden, in the Cartographic Unit at the university used data for central London from OpenStreetMap to produce a nice custom location map for the back of the programme of the prestigious Royal Geographical Society conference this summer. This is a bit of wiki-map coup as the RGS is, in some senses, the home of 'old school' cartography and last year they used a rather nasty looking Google map on their programme.
Graham's OSM-derived location is available as a nicer pdf from here.
Graham's OSM-derived location is available as a nicer pdf from here.
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