Hi all,
I´ve added relevant post-earthquake pictures that maybe can help
identifying objects on the ground. It includes IDP camps, temporary
shelters, damaged roads, bridges, houses, squares, monuments in urban as
well as in rural areas.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/katja-ulbert/galleries/
Could someone please remove the links in the wiki and replace them by
this one?
Cheers
Katja
Am 18/05/15 um 12:39 schrieb Katja Ulbert:
Hi Mhairi and all,
it absolutely makes sense to me to collect post-earthquake pictures as
well as pre-earthquake ones as they will be helpful for the same
reasons. There seems to be a request for this additional kind of
information, so it would be great to bundle them all at one place. I
think there´s two possible options to do that
1. Public access: photos we own the copyright (or have the allowance
from the owner) and those that are public domain. We can use Creative
Commons, which make it easy to identify the different type of
licences. https://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/
2.Restricted access/collaboration by invitation: photos we find
anywhere on the web regardless to copyright, people can upload by
themselves, no surveillance needed.
I am a graphic designer, for this reason I am very aware of the
copyright issue, it shouldn´t be underestimated.
I favor the first option, but leave it to the community to decide. I
am very willing to take over the organisation and management of our
photo material including tagging, georeferencing and attributions. I
am very familiar with this kind of work.
Katja
Am 18/05/15 um 10:17 schrieb Mhairi O'Hara:
Hey Dennis and Pierre,
I know that Katja has a dropbox folder [1] with all her pictures from
Nepal. Would be great to add these photos as well, so that they are
all in one place. Is there already such a designated place for pictures?
[1]
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rnjuwd06zfhty7p/AAAVzgp5abFr55-g2luPazt-a?dl=0
Cheers,
Mhairi
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*Envoyé le :* Vendredi 15 mai 2015 4h12
*Objet :* [HOT] Photos from Nepal (Sankhu Village)
Being in Nepal at the moment providing mapping support for the
military & No-Government Organizations (NGO), I come across a lot
of people helping and giving me their geo-referenced photos.
I thought I would share to the HOT community some of these
photos[1] taken only 2 days ago in a village called Sankhu
(27.7296, 85.4634).
For all the volunteers that are continuing to edit the area of
Nepal, thank you very much for your contributions.
Cheers!
[1] Photos: https://ssl.panoramio.com/user/8566124?show=best
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