Dear All
I have sat back over the last few days, as have many members and watched
with interest the different posts from the different parties.
As a Voter, and a potential board member who has to work with the other
people elected to the board, I am very interested in looking toward the
future,
UNOSAT maintain a Damage assessment map for GDAC, this to help coordinate among
organizations.See https://gdacs-smcs.unosat.org/
UNOSAT triggered the Space Charter on Friday 13th based on request from UN OCHA
Regional Office for the Pacific. They have since do a range of damage
assessment
Hi Mark,
Our discussions showed that we have little information at this point of the
election abouth the Board and ED actions over the last year. Their absence in
the discussion tend to show that they are not ready to share with the members,
that they dont agree with values of accountability
HI Jorge, Kate Chapman did this Keynote at Linux Conf in January 2015.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhDFmcWdQ48
have a great event!
Heather
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On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 11:19 PM, Jorge Sanz js...@osgeo.org
Thanks for this note Pierre. It is my understanding that this is the
longest activation that HOT has done?
I truly appreciate all the leadership and efforts of the global community,
partners and supporters.
Heather
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Blog: textontechs.com
Hi Heather,
The Central Africa Republic and South Sudan Activations initiated by Severin in
2013 are the longest but with less intensity then the West Africa outbreak.
These are what Sev calls the orphan activations, those that we forget too
often, with less media coverage. Thanks to Severin
Hi Pete,
Yes, this exactly something I've been thinking about--specifically along
the lines of remote mapathons where in-person training is not an option and
previous exposure to OSM is limited. The project's not launched yet
(hopefully we'll be announcing it later this week--will announce here
Hi all,
This Friday in the context of the 9th edition of the Spanish FOSS4G event
Pedro-Juan[1] and me will deliver a workshop about OSM and HOT.
For this workshop we've done a good bunch of work on translating into
Spanish the coordination guide of LearnOSM[2], and updated the HOT and
This is indeed a very interesting topic. Especially on maters of how open
mapping collaboration projects/systems contribute to under-representation and
misrepresentation.
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I think it would be a good idea to produce stats in the OSM database and
even make a blog on the response of the OSM communities in Africa that
contributed despite the meager technical and financial resources and
Internet conditions failed to this
According to the logs on the HOT list it started on 24th, with 45-50
e-mails related to the ebola response in the first 24 hours, and 3 tasks
initiated that same day, which tends to show a pretty good reactiveness.
It could be instructive to do the same investigations directly in the
OSM
Hi Martin,
It is uneasy to build a statistic that would reflect the various activities.
Coordination through the Task manager is only one part of the mapping done for
projects. It might be ok a mapathon where you worked only coordinating through
the Task Manager. Aslo, Hashtags are not always
Pete,
Count me in. I'll be happy to pass on learnings from #MapLesotho and
to learn from others
Dave
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2015 14:13:19 +
From: Pete Masterspedrito1...@googlemail.com
To:hot@openstreetmap.org hot@openstreetmap.org
Subject: [HOT] HOT Summit panel / talk proposal
This is a really interesting area re. ethnography and visualisation, and
directly affects how locals perceive what they are mapping, not to
mention the ethical perspectives of 'colonial gaze'. Would love to see
careful discussion on this. Thanks for the idea.
R
On 23/03/2015 00:07, Martin
Hi Rod
If I remember correctly, our CartONG friends contacted us, the core leaders, on
the 22 by Skype to agree on the collaboration with CartONG / MSF-ch and
establish the AOI's. They then bought the first three images from Pleiades for
Gueckedou, Kissidougou and Macenta. I thought that we
Hallo all,
Here are two basic rankings of HOT project activity in the last year, based on
map contributions in the past 12 months. Discussion on IRC suggested that this
data might be useful to others, so I’m sharing it with the list.
HOT projects ranked by edit activity from Mar 2014 - Feb
Thank you all for the excellent idea!
Pete - would you mind submitting your proposal through the summit
Website? The CfP is closing tonight and we must have all proposals
submitted in order to start arranging the schedule.
http://summit.hotosm.org/talk
Thanks and please spread this reminder
These heatmaps are interesting.
Neis changeset online map shows intensity of mapping only with the outset of
the bbox. Such heatmap could show the intensity of contribution in various
areas based on the number of objects.
To use this functionality for an online map with Openlayers or similar
Thanks for the detailed note Pierre!
We seem to be on the same page — such stats are wonderfully misleading.
I’ve tried grouping HOT projects in the past based on the available metadata
and have indeed encountered all the obstacles you mention. Part of my
motivation to share this was also to
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