Hi Kate
Awesome update. Logistic is an important aspects of such humanitarian relief
operations and damaged buildings data was probably a key source of information.
Looking at the various cluster actions, it would be interesting to know how the
damage building data helped to establish priorities, whichi process the various
analysts followed using OSM data as soon as it was coming out. And ten days
after the typhoon, maps were ready to be used, GPS data to be imported in
Garmin GPS.
It is important for us to better know how our effort to map contribute to these
complex humanitarian actions. I am sure there will be interesting stories about
this.
Pierre
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De : Kate Chapman <[email protected]>
À : hot <[email protected]>
Envoyé le : Mardi 17 décembre 2013 8h28
Objet : [HOT] Imagery for Haiyan/Yolanda Processes
Hi All,
We write up a blog post to example the various processes at place that
got imagery for the Haiyan/Yolanda response. We've also outlined some
possible next steps. One of the big things is impact analysis. Knowing
how imagery helped can assist in advocating in the future during
non-event times to make these processes smoother in the future.
For those interested it is on HOT's blog:
http://hot.openstreetmap.org/updates/2013-12-17_imagery_for_haiyan
Thanks,
-Kate
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