Felix Delattre
Voting MemberBoardVice President
Bio
Felix Delattre is an information technologist, software architect and development project manager who likes to drive innovation through participation, open data and free technologies. He is a long-time member of HOT, which he joined in 2013 when he led a project to map public transport in Nicaragua. Felix has been supporting HOT in many ways, from managing the website in the early days to later working as a project manager on the first machine learning initiatives at HOT and leading the technical team to implement version 4 of HOT's key application, Tasking Manager. And at present, Felix is on the organization's board of directors.
Posts
How we measure the effects of AI-assisted mapping
Over the past two years, HOT has taken a leadership role in exploring and facilitating the application of the latest advances in artificial intelligence.
Team up in the new Tasking Manager
The future is here! A fresh frontend with an integrated ID editor and many new improvements await you.
Tasking Manager gets a makeover
The latest software version 4 of Tasking Manager has just been released with a number of enhancements that will improve users’ experience of collaborative mapping in OpenStreetMap.
Using machine learning to identify the effort and complexity of mapping areas
Testing more machine learning integrations with the Tasking Manager
A map editor for the Tasking Manager
The mappers of the HOT Tasking Manager are our driving force to generate vital data for humanitarian response. Over the past six months, we...
Hands on Assisted Tasks
Launch of an experimental playground Tasking Manager supported by state-of-the-art machine learning techniques to assist mappers, validators and project managers.
A community of collaborators for the Tasking Manager
Workshop with the Open Source community around the Tasking Manager
Mapping the Tien Shan mountains
Capacity building around OpenStreetMap. Supporting teachers and high school children in rural villages in Kyrgyzstan to build their maps for Citizen Science.
Passengers created the public transportation map of Managua
Great progress on a crowd-sourced public transportation map for Managua! Through our crowd-funding initiative, we were able to raise $6,212 dollars and with this they enabled us to print the city's bus map 40,000 times.
A crowd-sourced public transportation map for Managua
There is no map for the 42 bus lines in Metropolitan Managua, capital of Nicaragua, where 80% of the 2 million inhabitants that are dependent on buses to commute to work or school. But engaged citizens used Free Technology and the power of collaboration to create the first digital public transportation map.
