The document summarizes a participatory mapping project in the Philippines that aims to support local governments in disaster risk reduction planning. The project will focus on building capacity for 5 local governments to collect and analyze open data on hazards, exposure, and potential impacts using tools like OpenStreetMap and InaSAFE. It will also focus on developing partnerships and sharing outcomes with organizations working on open data and disaster management in the Philippines.

1. Mar 19, 2012
http://blogs.worldbank.org/insidetheweb/maps-for-open-development
"the World Bank
only supports
citizen mapping
efforts that
give users free
access to the
map data they
create.”

2. Participatory mapping and
LGU decision support tools for
Disaster Risk Reduction
WP: Risk Resilience
Duration - 7 months, May to 15 December 2013

3. Focuses on the needs of the
DILG to support LGUs
to prepare/formulate risk-sensitive
land-use plans,
structural audits of public infrastructure
and disaster contingency plans.
The LGUs need
access to hazard and risk data
through user friendly tools
for analyzing this
information for specific decisions.

4. Objectives
Support growth of the
OpenStreetMap (OSM)
community
Support customization of
InaSAFE

5. What is OpenStreetMap?
A project to
map the whole world!
http://osm.org

7. ~135,600 km of roads
> 1,000 km added every month
63% of all PH roads (CIA, 2013)
3.4 times around the equator
141 days of driving at 40/kph
(EDSA's legal speed limit)
376 days of driving at 15/kph
(EDSA's actual average speed)
Data as of March 2013

8. Think: Wikipedia for maps

11. Who contributes?

12. A million users and counting.
http://www.mapbox.com/osm-data-report/#million

13. http://vimeo.com/49003594

16. http://osmlab.github.io/show-me-the-way/

17. API
OpenStreetMap
Planet downloads
Nominatim
XAPI
Editors
Contributors
Extracts &
conversions
Tile servers
API
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Develop
Image: http://www.harrywood.co.uk/blog/2012/09/06/workshop-on-using-openstreetmap-data/

18. Impact Scenario Assessment
Hazard
levels
Authoritative information on
earthquake ground shaking,
inundation, landslide, etc. from
government, academic and
research institutions
Exposure
information
Population densities, building
surveys, road network from local
data or community led data
sources like OpenStreetMap.
Impact
estimate
http://inasafe.org/

20. Activities and Components

21. Developing
tools and learning materials

22. Building local capacity
Training to 5 LGUs
Candaba, Guagua, Lubao in Pampanga
Calamba, Bay, Santa Cruz in Laguna
LGU, local NGOs, colleges and universities
Data collection and collaborative editing
Impact analysis and contingency planning

23. Collecting data and
monitoring quality
OSM community and ESSC
Monitoring edits
Online forum support

24. Sharing, distribution and
maintenance of data
Open Data Portal
for baseline information,
hazards and,
socio-economic data

25. Nurturing partnerships and
collaborations
● Site-level
– LGUs
– Local colleges and
universities
– NGOs
● Local
– Project NOAH
– OSM-Philippines
– Line Agencies (DSWD,
DepEd, DOH, MGB)
● International
– Humanitarian OSM
Team
– InaSAFe Development
Team
– Georepublic

26. Sharing project outcomes
to the public
Mailinglists
Website
Social Media
Posters
Printed Maps
Community events

27. Key elements
Open source and open data
Capacity building
Building upon previous work
Partnerships
Fit for purpose and needs
Replicable methods and tools