Hi Andreas – the wonders of the internet as I think we were both talking with 
Andrew at the same time, just different channels :)

 

We will continue to release projects, I expect at least for the next several 
days, potentially weeks as ‘post-event’ imagery is now being captured and 
processed (but may be some time before significant coverage to ‘switch’). The 
Crisis Mappers – Japan team also continues to add projects, so if by some 
chance there isn’t an Ecuador project, please do feel free to help on others.

 

More to come, stay tuned and thanks for everyone’s’ assistance!

=Russ

 

From: Dr. Andreas Reimer [mailto:arei...@posteo.de] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2016 10:59 AM
To: hot@openstreetmap.org
Subject: Re: [HOT] Mapathons for Ecuador

 

Hi Russ and Humberto, hi list!

Starting on April 21st (around 2am Ecuador time), I will be gathering 20 
GIS-people for further training (Kassel, Germany).

My plan is to train them in JOSM and help with the mapping efforts for Ecuador. 
Via Andrew buck I am told new imagery will be available soon, with new tasks 
coming up.

If there is something we can map or re-map/correct ( squaring buildings etc.) 
from afar, please let us know.

The current projects look they might be finished by 2am, so I want to makes 
sure we can actually help you this way. If not, just say so. If there is 
something that needs some more training before being done, we might be able to 
arrange that. Sadly we have no spanish speakers available.

I will check tonight and tomorrow (German time) early morning for news.
I entered the Mapathon into the list as requested.

All the best, 

Andreas 

On 20.04.2016 16:53, Russell Deffner wrote:

Greetings everyone,

 

You can help us coordinate this response!  The easiest way is to help us 
capture ‘dynamic’ information, such as news reports; but more importantly – 
Mapathons.  We typically capture this information on an event wiki-page, and we 
are currently getting this one a bit more organized. Right now the wiki is in 
both English and Spanish, and both versions are being updated by the teams in 
their respective languages – so yes, they are different at the moment.  So 
whichever language you are more comfortable with, please add your mapathon and 
news stories, etc. here: 
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/2016_Ecuador_earthquake - or more 
specifically under the Mapping Events section (i.e. 
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/2016_Ecuador_earthquake#Mapping_Events) 

 

This will both help people find your event, but also help the coordinators know 
when there will be events, validators to know when to expect high volumes of 
new data/mappers, etc. 

 

Happy Mapping! (and wiki-editing :)

=Russ






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