Data Collaboration During Crisis: Something Old and Something New

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Kate Chapman

CC-BY-SA OpenStreetMap and Contributors 2010 Before After

University of Texas Map Room http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/

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Fairfax County Urban Search and Rescue Team Using OpenStreetMap in Haiti

My analysis although very incomplete indicates that high hazard exists for many, many camps with impact to 10's of thousands of survivors in the event of a storm surgeassociated with a tropical storm or tsunami,I am very interested in having my work get into the right hands so need on the ground contacts with Haitian leadership and Haitian governmental agencies. Jim Malone via CrisisMappers Google Group (3/2/2010)

Talbot Brooks – Delta State University 3/2/2010

Collaboration Space Between U.S. Department of Defense and Other Responders

Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Utilize the tools and techniques of OSM for humanitarian response and economic development http://hot.openstreetmap.org/weblog/

Hardware HOT Kits Photo Courtsey Todd Huffman

Photo Courtesy Andrew Turner Walking Papers

Geolocation of Internally Displaced Persons

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Data Collaboration During Crisis: Something Old and Something New

1. Data Collaboration During Crisis: Something Old and Something New Kate Chapman t: @wonderchook e: kate@geocommons.com

2. Haiti

3. Traditional Responders

4. Volunteer Technologists OpenStreetMap

5. Courtesy John Crowley

6. OpenStreetMap

7. CC-BY-SA OpenStreetMap and Contributors 2010 Before After

8. University of Texas Map Room http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/

9. Map Warper

10. Without a doubt, OpenStreetMap has helped save lives. MapAction

11. Fairfax County Urban Search and Rescue Team Using OpenStreetMap in Haiti

12. Ushahidi

13. GeoCommons

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16. Collaboration

17. Analysis

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19. My analysis although very incomplete indicates that high hazard exists for many, many camps with impact to 10's of thousands of survivors in the event of a storm surgeassociated with a tropical storm or tsunami,I am very interested in having my work get into the right hands so need on the ground contacts with Haitian leadership and Haitian governmental agencies. Jim Malone via CrisisMappers Google Group (3/2/2010)

20. Talbot Brooks – Delta State University 3/2/2010

21. Collaboration Space Between U.S. Department of Defense and Other Responders

22. Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Utilize the tools and techniques of OSM for humanitarian response and economic development http://hot.openstreetmap.org/weblog/

23. Courtesy Andrew Turner

24. Hardware HOT Kits Photo Courtsey Todd Huffman

25. Photo Courtesy Andrew Turner Walking Papers

26. Editor Presets

27. Training

28. Geolocation of Internally Displaced Persons

29. Information Kiosks

30. ComuniteOpenStreetMap de Haiti

31. Gulf Oil Spill

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34. Image Courtesy Louisiana Bucket Brigade