Hi Max,

This would definitely be a bit different than our typical disaster or 
humanitarian mapping project, but none the less there is potential for OSM to 
aid the recovery/solution to the problem. Are you a local mapper? Or maybe 
there is an OSM mailing list for Lebanon? Immediately I could see just making 
sure those companies that people can drop off garbage are on the map and maybe 
reaching out to Beirut Syndrome maintainers to see about adding a map to their 
site. In the longer term we would need to analyze what map data is missing 
and/or could be beneficial to the decision makers and/or locals dealing with 
the situation.

In general, first we just need to really understand what if any impact remote 
mapping can have; then we can strategize about the best approach.

Thanks and welcome! 
=Russ

Russell Deffner
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Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT)
http://hotosm.org


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2015 4:43 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [HOT] Lebanon garbage crisis

Dear all,

as I'm completely new at HOT I have no overview so far but just wonder
if there is any mapping done regarding the Lebanon garbage crisis?
Just saw that there are some efforts done but without "georeference"
so far:
http://www.beirutsyndrome.com/symptoms/garbage-guide/

Greetings
Max

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