Thanks Robert for sharing this preliminary report. While this may not
be part of your study,
I wonder how is our damage assessment comparable to what others (with
more expertise)
have done like those provided by UNOSAT:
http://www.unitar.org/unosat/node/44/1876
Maybe we can learn from them.
On T
Hi
> We should be careful to make the appropriate analysis and not demotivate the
> OpenStreetMap community who made
> such a huge effort for this activation.
This report, I believe, is the first thorough investigation ever of OSM data
from a disaster activation. That gives us really concret
HI Folks,
I've been thinking about reports and research. Last summer I asked if there
were folks interested in Research on this list. There was a slight trickle
of interest.
During the Typhoon activation, I attempted to collect some Impact Stories.
(not so successfully, but I have a proposed solu
@Pierre and Mikel,
Your comments are well received.
I think we do need to write a little bit on the exact role and nature of
how and why the OSM community did during the Haiyan activation.
As you all know we are extremely proud and motivated supporters of OSM and
HOT. We want to see OSM continue
@ Pierre and Mikel
I concur with everything Dale says and want to add that if these comments can
be packaged in a concise form — bullets or short paragraphs — they'll be easier
to absorb into the final report. There's been some great feedback off this list
as well as on it and I want to make su
@Robert
I would be happy to contribute. We have done a lot of research and actually
have an App (very early stages) as a WIP.
What is the best way to contribute that would be meaningful.
Regards
Mark Cupitt
"If we change the world, let it bear the mark of our intelligence"
See me on LinkedIn
