2026年8月26日，开源离线地图应用CoMaps在委内瑞拉地震救援中发挥了关键作用，有效帮助了无信号区域的救援队进行导航和后勤协调 1。作为一款基于OpenStreetMap数据的非商业、完全开源的离线地图应用，CoMaps能够完全离线运行，使得不具备专业地理数据处理能力的救援组织也能快速获取最新地图 1。
为提升地图更新效率，CoMaps团队与人道主义开放街图组织（HOT）达成合作 1。通过合作，地图更新处理时间从10天缩短至约3天，将地图更新频率从每月数次提升至每周一次，实现全球更新 1。在紧急情况下，团队可在约35小时内提供新地图下载 1。CoMaps联合创始人Anton Wenemoser和Bastian Greshake Tzovaras，以及HOT软件工程经理Emilio Mariscal和拉丁美洲高级经理Céline Jacquin等核心成员参与了此次合作 1。未来，团队的目标是实现每12小时对特定区域进行更新，而非维持每周的全球更新 1。
CoMaps, a non-commercial and fully open-source offline mapping application built on OpenStreetMap data, played a critical role in supporting rescue teams during the earthquake response in Venezuela on August 26, 2026 1. Operating entirely offline, the application allowed responders to navigate and coordinate logistics in areas lacking network connectivity, providing rapid access to updated maps even for organizations without specialized geographic data processing capabilities 1. To facilitate this mission, the CoMaps team collaborated with the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) to enhance their mapping capabilities for the crisis 1.
Through this partnership, the processing time for map updates was reduced from 10 days to approximately three days, enabling weekly global updates 1. In emergency situations, the team can deliver new map downloads within roughly 35 hours 1. The initiative involves CoMaps co-founders Anton Wenemoser and Bastian Greshake Tzovaras, alongside HOT's Software Engineering Manager Emilio Mariscal and Senior Manager for Latin America Céline Jacquin 1. Moving forward, the project aims to shift from weekly global updates to providing specific regional updates every 12 hours 1.
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