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Crisis mapping for disaster response:
from the Haiti earthquake to Sandy


  A presentation by Annie Feighery, EdM, MPA
                  Candidate, EdD
        Teachers College, Columbia University


                                          @AnnieFeighery
                                         annie@mWater.Co
The validity of crisis mapping depends on positive
    reinforcement mechanisms within the system

The value of crisis mapping as a rapid assessment tool

    Diffusion of innovations curve within the UN
               regarding crisis mapping

                        Sandy
Background

• January12, 2010: 7.0 magnitude earthquake
 west of Port-au-Prince, Haiti

•3 million people affected: 316,000 deaths,
 another million left homeless

• Severe infrastructure damage: hospitals,
 airport, government and UN buildings

• Watershed   moment for crowdsourced
 disaster response
Source: noula.ht
Source: Mission4636
click
Methods of analysis

•   Qualitative interviews: key informants
    representing both Ushahidi and multilateral agencies

•   Google analytics: geocoding IPs

•   Wordle: visual representation of key words and
    mood

•   Social network analysis: bonding vs bridging vs
    linking

•   Text mining: parsed database of reports
Top hits by country over time (January-April)


                     Source: Google Analytics (Haiti.Ushahidi.org)
n=3600 messages, source: Ushahidi database
Geotime graph of all coded SMS messages over time
Geotime graph of messages coded collapsed infrastructure
  (blue) and food and shelter needs (green) over time
Cluster response
     PDNA




                   SMS mapped
                    messages
n=3600 messages, source: Ushahidi database
 ~40,000 SMS messages originally received
Help-seeking                    Degree of
                             Ties type
                                                       behavior                       similarity


                                                        Informal
 Bonding                  Strong ties                    forms of                  Homophilous
                                                         support

                                                          Formal
 Bridging                  Weak ties                      forms of                Heterophilous
                                                          support
Granovetter, M. (1983). The strength of weak ties: A network theory revisited. Sociological Theory, 1(1), 201-233.
Lin, N. (2002). Social capital: A theory of social structure and action. Cambridge Univ Pr.
a.#Earthquake#
                           vic0ms#

                            n=24#



  b.#Earthquake#         b.#Relief#
vic0m#inside#Hai0#     organiza0ons#

     n=906#                 n=875#



                     c.#Public#outside#of#
                             Hai0##

                             n=7#
a.#Earthquake#
                              vic2ms#

                               n=39#



 c.#Relief#Responder#       b.#Relief#
from#tradi2onal#NGO#      organiza2ons#

        n=368#                 n=310#



                        c.#Public#outside#of#
                                Hai2##

                                n=17#
Rogers, E. M. (2003). Diffusion of innovations. Free Press.
Diffusion Curve, adapted from Rogers (2002)
Crisis mapping Sandy

• Sense making/situational awareness
• Social network-based information
• Hashtag crisis
• Handheld-friendly tools
• Liability protection
• Tweet studies
• Dave from Hoboken
NYC.gov
• Rachel Sterne Haot, CDO
• Twitter donated promoted tweets:
 ‣ 2k over 2 weeks
• Total social digital reach as of 11/9:
  2,785,806
• Corrected bad reports, guided remarks
• Transportation needs dominated convo
ANY QUESTIONS?




              Annie Feighery
        twitter: @AnnieFeighery
    www.participatoryepi.posterous.com
            www.mWater.Co
extra slides
SNA Codes
                                                                 •     3.Topic	
  of	
  message

1.	
  Location	
  of	
  sender
                                                                     a.	
  Looking	
  for	
  missing	
  person

      a.	
   Within	
  Haiti
                                                                     b.	
  Report	
  of	
  individual	
  needed	
  medical	
  

      b.	
  Outside	
  of	
  Haiti                                      assistance

2.	
  Type	
  of	
  sender                                           c.	
   Need	
  for	
  supplies


      a.	
   General	
  public	
  outside	
  of	
  Haiti             d.	
  Report	
  of	
  infrastructure,	
  i.e.,	
  road	
  damage


      b.	
  Earthquake	
  victim	
  inside	
  Haiti                  e.	
  Report	
  of	
  available	
  supplies


      c.	
  Relief	
  Responder	
  from	
  traditional	
  NGO        f.	
   General	
  thoughts	
  or	
  prayers	
  offered

                                                                4.	
  Intended	
  recipient	
  of	
  message
      d.	
  Crowdsourced	
  relief	
  responder

                                                                     a.	
  Earthquake	
  victims	
  

                                                                     b.	
  Relief	
  organizations

                                                                     c.	
   Public	
  outside	
  of	
  Haiti
Interview Results
• There was an inability to use the information
  gathered to directly interact with the Haitians who
  provided it.
• UN and other official entities were reticent to use
  the information gathered because: a) they
  distrusted the validity of the sources, and b)
  they were too overtasked with their traditional
  evaluation protocol to subsume additional
  monitoring of social media.
• The discord that marked the initial stages of relief in
Bonding                    Bridging


 borrow a cup of milk     go buy milk at the bodega

ask a neighbor to watch    ask a neighbor for the
       your child          phone number of their
                                 babysitter
                              apply for Welfare
 ask to borrow money
                                 assistance

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Feighery NCDP presentation

  • 1. Crisis mapping for disaster response: from the Haiti earthquake to Sandy A presentation by Annie Feighery, EdM, MPA Candidate, EdD Teachers College, Columbia University @AnnieFeighery annie@mWater.Co
  • 2. The validity of crisis mapping depends on positive reinforcement mechanisms within the system The value of crisis mapping as a rapid assessment tool Diffusion of innovations curve within the UN regarding crisis mapping Sandy
  • 3. Background • January12, 2010: 7.0 magnitude earthquake west of Port-au-Prince, Haiti •3 million people affected: 316,000 deaths, another million left homeless • Severe infrastructure damage: hospitals, airport, government and UN buildings • Watershed moment for crowdsourced disaster response
  • 4.
  • 8. Methods of analysis • Qualitative interviews: key informants representing both Ushahidi and multilateral agencies • Google analytics: geocoding IPs • Wordle: visual representation of key words and mood • Social network analysis: bonding vs bridging vs linking • Text mining: parsed database of reports
  • 9. Top hits by country over time (January-April) Source: Google Analytics (Haiti.Ushahidi.org)
  • 10. n=3600 messages, source: Ushahidi database
  • 11.
  • 12. Geotime graph of all coded SMS messages over time
  • 13. Geotime graph of messages coded collapsed infrastructure (blue) and food and shelter needs (green) over time
  • 14. Cluster response PDNA SMS mapped messages
  • 15. n=3600 messages, source: Ushahidi database ~40,000 SMS messages originally received
  • 16. Help-seeking Degree of Ties type behavior similarity Informal Bonding Strong ties forms of Homophilous support Formal Bridging Weak ties forms of Heterophilous support Granovetter, M. (1983). The strength of weak ties: A network theory revisited. Sociological Theory, 1(1), 201-233. Lin, N. (2002). Social capital: A theory of social structure and action. Cambridge Univ Pr.
  • 17. a.#Earthquake# vic0ms# n=24# b.#Earthquake# b.#Relief# vic0m#inside#Hai0# organiza0ons# n=906# n=875# c.#Public#outside#of# Hai0## n=7#
  • 18. a.#Earthquake# vic2ms# n=39# c.#Relief#Responder# b.#Relief# from#tradi2onal#NGO# organiza2ons# n=368# n=310# c.#Public#outside#of# Hai2## n=17#
  • 19. Rogers, E. M. (2003). Diffusion of innovations. Free Press.
  • 20. Diffusion Curve, adapted from Rogers (2002)
  • 21. Crisis mapping Sandy • Sense making/situational awareness • Social network-based information • Hashtag crisis • Handheld-friendly tools • Liability protection • Tweet studies • Dave from Hoboken
  • 22. NYC.gov • Rachel Sterne Haot, CDO • Twitter donated promoted tweets: ‣ 2k over 2 weeks • Total social digital reach as of 11/9: 2,785,806 • Corrected bad reports, guided remarks • Transportation needs dominated convo
  • 23. ANY QUESTIONS? Annie Feighery twitter: @AnnieFeighery www.participatoryepi.posterous.com www.mWater.Co
  • 25. SNA Codes • 3.Topic  of  message 1.  Location  of  sender a.  Looking  for  missing  person a.   Within  Haiti b.  Report  of  individual  needed  medical   b.  Outside  of  Haiti assistance 2.  Type  of  sender c.   Need  for  supplies a.   General  public  outside  of  Haiti d.  Report  of  infrastructure,  i.e.,  road  damage b.  Earthquake  victim  inside  Haiti e.  Report  of  available  supplies c.  Relief  Responder  from  traditional  NGO f.   General  thoughts  or  prayers  offered 4.  Intended  recipient  of  message d.  Crowdsourced  relief  responder a.  Earthquake  victims   b.  Relief  organizations c.   Public  outside  of  Haiti
  • 26. Interview Results • There was an inability to use the information gathered to directly interact with the Haitians who provided it. • UN and other official entities were reticent to use the information gathered because: a) they distrusted the validity of the sources, and b) they were too overtasked with their traditional evaluation protocol to subsume additional monitoring of social media. • The discord that marked the initial stages of relief in
  • 27. Bonding Bridging borrow a cup of milk go buy milk at the bodega ask a neighbor to watch ask a neighbor for the your child phone number of their babysitter apply for Welfare ask to borrow money assistance