OpenStreetMap approach to Disaster Response Notes at http://brainoff.com/osm/sotm/disaster.txt

1. OpenStreetMap A Disaster Waiting to Happen Mikel Maron State of the Map [email_address] http://brainoff.com/

2. Simple Accessible Transparent OPEN

4. The Grim Meathook Future “ Feeding poor people is useful tech, but it's not very sexy and it won't get you on the cover of Wired. Talk about it too much and you sound like an earnest hippie. So nobody wants to do that.” -Joshua Ellis

5. Poverty Environmental Destruction War drawn out disaster

6. http://flickr.com/photos/minkymonkeymoo/681878431/ It's Not Faraway

7. An Engineering Problem in the Most Extreme Environment

8. US Route 90 How they get it Wrong

10. What It's Like

11. Disaster == A complete Failure Localised or Widespread Developed or Developing Country Sudden Onset Natural Disaster (flood, fire, quake, hurricane, volcano)‏ or Humanitarian (drought, war, genocide)‏

12. The Engineering Conditions Unpredicatable Bandwith/Connectivity Sporadic Power Limited Hardware

13. THE “COMMUNITY”, KINDA

14. UN NGOs Charties Governments Individuals Donors

15. Passionate People High Burnout Rate Few Cross-Institutional Links

16. “ Common Operating Picture” HICs

17. THE SOLUTION GeoRSS/KML P2P Paper Maps Ham Radio SMS/Twitter Pre-Event Data Store Remote Sensing Rapid Deploy “ Common Operating Picture” Collaborative Map Platform Online/Offline Bandwith Sensitive Sync-able Open Source – Field Hackable

18. Pre-event Collected Resources Open Data – OSM, VMAP0, Geonames, Stats Imagery – Landsat, Gearth Stuffer

19. Serve, Slice, and Deploy 5K MacMini Labs on a Stick NGO in a Box

20. Collaborative Map Platform

21. Remote Sensing Satellite, UAVs, Planes, Kites

22. SMS and Ham Radio Twitter/TwitterVision

23. GeoWeb – GeoRSS/KML Consumption-Production

24. Printing and Paper

25. Pre Event

26. Analysis

27. Open Picture of Participants

28. Capacity Building – Education aka Mapping Parties

29. Post Event

30. Open the Collected Data for Reconstruction/Development

31. Continued Connection Internationally

32. Who Gets It

33. JRC Tsunami Model http://tsunami.jrc.it/

34. GDACS http://gdacs.org/

35. RSOE Alert Map http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/

36. GLIDE http://glidenumber.net/

37. Sahana http://www.sahana.lk/

38. MapAction http://mapaction.org/

39. ReliefWeb http://reliefweb.int/

40. PreventionWeb http://preventionweb.net/

41. Maps 2.0 http://maps2.humaninet.org/

42. INSTEDD http://google.org/

43. Google/NASA – Global Connection http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~globalconn/

44. BrightEarth http://brightearthproject.org/

45. Jim Grey http://www.helpfindjim.com/

46. GeoEye Foundation http://www.geoeye.com/

47. International Charter http://www.disasterscharter.org/

48. GeoBliki http://www.geobliki.com/

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50. Thanks! [email_address] http://brainoff.com/ http://del.icio.us/mikel_maron/disaster http://www.slideshare.net/mikel_maron