OpenStreetMap for Resilience, Response and Recovery presentation given at the World Bank in Manila as part of a workshop entitled: Participatory Mapping with OpenStreetMap for Disaster Resilience , and Community based Recovery and Reconstruction Planning

1. OpenStreetMap
for
Resilience,
Response
and
Recovery
Kate
Chapman/@wonderchook
Humanitarian
OpenStreetMap
Team

3. OpenStreetMap
“The
Wikipedia
of
Maps”
OpenStreetMap.org

4. Most
maps
that
you
think
of
as
free
have
legal
or
technical
restricFons.

5. The
“open”
in
OpenStreetMap
means
the
data
is
free
for
anyone
to
use,
remix
and
redistribute

6. In
exchange
you
must
credit
OpenStreetMap
and
share
improvements
back
for
everyone

8. Humanitarian
OpenStreetMap
Team
We
use
the
principles
of
open
source
and
open
geographic
data
for
humanitarian
response
and
economic
development

9. OpenStreetMap
and
Contributors
CC-­‐BY-­‐SA

13. West
Nusa
Tenggara

14. The
Idea
Map
every
building
and
infrastructure
once,
then
everyone
can
use
the
data
for
their
own
purposes.
(Poverty
Mapping,
Tourism,
Urban
Planning,
Disaster
Planning)

17. What
Happened?
Provincial
Government,
Local
NGOs,
UniversiFes,
Private
Companies
signed
agreement
to
support
mapping
to
make
West
Nusa
Tenggara
the
best
mapped
province
in
Indonesia
Map
Once,
Everyone
Benefits

19. Mapping
Jakarta
Plan
• 267
Urban
Village
(Kelurahans)
• Invite
the
head
of
each
urban
village
and
another
person
to
come
map
infrastructure
• 70
University
students
to
help
input
the
data
• Return
a
printed
map
back
to
each
village

24. River
Length
:
+
343,
6
km
Across
5
Districts
:
Ngawi,
Bojonegoro,
Tuban,
Lamongan,
Gresik
Across
+
198
Villages
Last
Flood
:
April
13,
2013

26. DocumentaFon……
(Ngawi,
Bojonegoro,
Tuban,
Lamongan,
Gresik)

32. November
7th
• OpenStreetMap
mappers
started
to
map
Tacloban
city.
• Aber
24
hours,
10,000
buildings
(about
25%
of
the
buildings
in
this
city)
were
tagged
• The
work
of
33
OSM
mappers

36.
Thank
You.
kate.chapman@hotosm.org