Hi,
You might find common cause with this team at UCL (in London) perhaps:
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/excites
Dan
2015-06-22 12:39 GMT+01:00 John Andersson john.anders...@wikimedia.se:
Hi everybody,
My name is John Andersson and I am working for the Wikimedia Sverige. I am a
big fan of HOT and I
Ok, sorry about that Samuel; I think there was probably some difficulty
understanding the question, and it is difficult to answer.
If I understood correctly, you are looking to analyze the ‘completeness’ of
features like the road network. This can be done with Geographic Information
System
Hi Russell,No. I haven't heard from anyone yet.Samuel
Hi Samuel,
I was gone all last week, so just seeing this email – did someone already
answer you?
=Russ
Russell Deffner
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Dear all,
We're finishing up the HOT Nepal mapping survey this week. *Could you take
a moment to fill it out if you haven't yet had a chance?* (Deadline Friday
26 June)
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HOTMay2015
[Mapathon organizers - please share the link!]
Your thoughts and ideas are important
Dear HOT friends, HOT is up for an Open Data Award. The announcement will
be made soon.
This is a testament to all your dedication and hard work.
Heather
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From: Keren Bowman keren.bow...@theodi.org
Date: Fri, Jun 12, 2015 at 1:18 PM
Subject:
Hi, Samuel:
I've actually seen this email a couple of days ago, but didn't have time
to answer. I am also sorry for the delay.
As Russell says, unless we have another database to compare against, I
can't see a reliable way to get an estimate of the completion percentage
of roads already mapped
Hallo all,
I’d like to share a link to an OSM diary entry where I summarise part of a HOT
study I did earlier this year.
I was interested in understanding how first-time contributors engage with HOT:
how many hours of work do they contribute in the first days, and how long do
they keep
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Thank you Alfred for introducing yourself to the mailing list and for
your interest in joining our community. Just to let everyone know,
Alfred and I spoke via skype last week and discussed his mapping of
the town of Bo. He has contributed hundreds
Thank you very much to all who contributed to finish this task
successfully, now pre-disaster map is on way to delivery!
2015-06-17 13:49 GMT+02:00 hyan...@gmail.com hyan...@gmail.com:
Hi hotties!
We need your help to end task#14 for pre-disaster map of Salgar,
Antioquia, Colombia.
Hi everybody,
My name is John Andersson and I am working for the Wikimedia Sverige. I am a
big fan of HOT and I have been volunteering for a few years under the user name
Jopparn. I also organized a mapathon here in Stockholm after the earthquake in
Nepal.
Now my organization and I have
Hello! We received this note about the impact of OSM for the Ebola
response. (See below)
Hats off to all of you (including those not on this list)
Best,
Heather
Heather Leson
heatherle...@gmail.com
Twitter: HeatherLeson
Blog: textontechs.com
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From:
Hey Martin,
Thanks for this fantastic study! Your investigation and analysis have
backed up my own personal presumptions in regards to the contributions made
by the amazing volunteers. It is extremely insightful and very beneficial
to see where we should be targeting our efforts to assist mappers
Hello all,
I would like to share the article by Shadrock Roberts about community
mapping in two cities, Kathmandu and Semarang. We all have heard how KLL
team and thousands of contributors have done great works in Kathmandu in
the past months. In about the same time, HOT in collaboration with
Dear All
I am a Sierra Leonean lecturing in the Institute of Environmental
Management and Quality Control, School of Environmental Science, Njala
University Sierra Leone. I also serve as Independent Contractor for
George Mason University as GIS and Database Expert for a disease
surveillance and
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