Re: [HOT] The London HOT Congo Mapathon: hashtag for the mapping in Democratic Republic

[Kate Chapman]

Hi Nicolas,

I hope you can appreciate that Twitter doesn't really work that way. When
hosting an event then hosts often decide on the hashtag ahead of time, but
often these things just happen organically. Typically you can guess a
hashtag for an event or series of hashtags. For example when a disaster
happens #pray4 almost always appears, there are also sometimes other
tags which are abbreviations of the place name or have special significance
to people. In Jakarta during flooding #banjirjakarta is pretty common for
example, which just means "Jakarta Flood" in Indonesian.

I would suggest we just continue using #mapcongo and not overthink things
too much. This has already been in use and people are probably already
monitoring this tag. Local groups certainly will gather around other
hashtags that are relevant to them overtime.

For those interested Katrina Engelsted and I wrote a social media guide a
ways back and certainly would appreciate comments if there is missing
information or updates(1). National Public Radio (NPR) in the US has a
great Tumblr about social media which highlights methods different programs
use to approach this type of engagement and the strategy behind it(2).

Best,

-Kate

(1)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xtu08OhO-MLXfVegKN6VFzJsOWXbOywa1TUk41aclIM/edit?usp=sharing
(2) http://socialmediadesk.tumblr.com/




On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 11:08 AM, nicolas chavent  wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> *Version en français dans le corps du texte ci après*
>
>
> I had a quick chat with Shoaib who created #mapcongo for the first mapping
> party in Berlin. It's efficient, straight, easy to get and has been in use
> and surely great for any re-use.
>
> One thing to consider if we were to continue using it is the fact that we
> have two Congo, with two local OSM groups
> cd Congo, The Democratic Republic of the
> cg Congo
>
> A way forward may be to suffix the two letters iso country code to
> #mapcongo (#mapcongocd and #mapcongocg)
>
> We do not have, nor the coordination bodies active in the UN, DHN etc, a
> formal mechanism to decide on which # to reuse (when already in place) or
> to create at the event of a crisis or for a mapping projects (support to
> disaster preparedness or economic development action). But this is
> something we need to put in place.
>
> In the case of a project like this mapping in DRC, the choice of a hashtag
> (#mapcongo or others) can endure and it's somehow part of the osm/identity
> of the project.
>
> It might be great to get the views of a couple of folks mapping in Congo
> and Cong DR on what seems most appropriate for them in the long run, so
> that we can have easily serachable twitter contents associated to those
> mapping campaigns
>
>
> Version en français
>
> J'ai eu un bref chat avec Shoaib qui a crée le #mapcongo pour la premiere
> mapping party de Berlin où la cartographie de Lubumbashi a commencé.
>
> #mapcongo : efficace, direct et parlant, a été utilisé et présente donc un
> avantage certain pour des usages ultérieurs.
>
> Toutefois dnas cette réutilisation à venir, il nous faut faire cas des
> deux Congos où des groupes OSM se constituent :
> cd Congo, The Democratic Republic of the
> cg Congo
>
> Une solution pourrait être de suffixer le code de pays ISO au #mapcongo :
> - #mapcongocd
> - #mapcongocg
>
> Nous n'avons pas (HOT), ainsi que les structures de coordinaiton (UN, DHN)
> de processus en place pour decider des # à ré-utiliser (quand déjà crée et
> en place)ou à créer pour le cas de crise ou de projet carto (prévention ou
> appui au développement). C'est à discuter et mettre en oeuvre de facon
> souple et pratique.
>
> Dans le cas d'un projet comme celui ci (RDC), le choix de ce hashtag
> (#mapcongo ou autre) peut avoir un impact dans le temps et a donc a voir
> (plus ou moins) avec une forme d'identité OSM du pays.
>
> Il serait bon d'avoir l'avis, les vues de certains et certaines qui sont
> actifs/ actives autour d'OSM au Congo et au Congo DR sur ce qui leur semple
> le plus pertinent pour eux dans le long terme de façon à pouvoir disposer
> de contenus crées sur twitter en lien avec cette cartographie OSM
> facilement mobilisables.
>
> ++
> Nico
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 9:07 PM, nicolas chavent <
> nicolas.chav...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Jorieke and all,
>>
>> Thanks Jorieke for your email and reminding the main focus (FieldPapers'
>> digitialization)
>> For hashtag, I am all for suggestions, would be great to keep the one
>> used from Shohahib and Ivan's first mapping party in Berlin or jointly
>> define a short one reusable for any future mapping in RDC #map4dc, looking
>> forward to reading suggestions
>>
>> Excellent evening towards the coming of this event
>> Ciao
>> ++
>> Nico
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 1:28 PM, Jorieke Vyncke > > wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot for your reactions!
>>> About the Tasking Managers and imagery. We are still discussing this
>>> more in detail, but thanks a lot for

[HOT] The London HOT Congo Mapathon: hashtag for the mapping in Democratic Republic

[nicolas chavent]

Hi all,

*Version en français dans le corps du texte ci après*


I had a quick chat with Shoaib who created #mapcongo for the first mapping
party in Berlin. It's efficient, straight, easy to get and has been in use
and surely great for any re-use.

One thing to consider if we were to continue using it is the fact that we
have two Congo, with two local OSM groups
cd Congo, The Democratic Republic of the
cg Congo

A way forward may be to suffix the two letters iso country code to
#mapcongo (#mapcongocd and #mapcongocg)

We do not have, nor the coordination bodies active in the UN, DHN etc, a
formal mechanism to decide on which # to reuse (when already in place) or
to create at the event of a crisis or for a mapping projects (support to
disaster preparedness or economic development action). But this is
something we need to put in place.

In the case of a project like this mapping in DRC, the choice of a hashtag
(#mapcongo or others) can endure and it's somehow part of the osm/identity
of the project.

It might be great to get the views of a couple of folks mapping in Congo
and Cong DR on what seems most appropriate for them in the long run, so
that we can have easily serachable twitter contents associated to those
mapping campaigns


Version en français

J'ai eu un bref chat avec Shoaib qui a crée le #mapcongo pour la premiere
mapping party de Berlin où la cartographie de Lubumbashi a commencé.

#mapcongo : efficace, direct et parlant, a été utilisé et présente donc un
avantage certain pour des usages ultérieurs.

Toutefois dnas cette réutilisation à venir, il nous faut faire cas des deux
Congos où des groupes OSM se constituent :
cd Congo, The Democratic Republic of the
cg Congo

Une solution pourrait être de suffixer le code de pays ISO au #mapcongo :
- #mapcongocd
- #mapcongocg

Nous n'avons pas (HOT), ainsi que les structures de coordinaiton (UN, DHN)
de processus en place pour decider des # à ré-utiliser (quand déjà crée et
en place)ou à créer pour le cas de crise ou de projet carto (prévention ou
appui au développement). C'est à discuter et mettre en oeuvre de facon
souple et pratique.

Dans le cas d'un projet comme celui ci (RDC), le choix de ce hashtag
(#mapcongo ou autre) peut avoir un impact dans le temps et a donc a voir
(plus ou moins) avec une forme d'identité OSM du pays.

Il serait bon d'avoir l'avis, les vues de certains et certaines qui sont
actifs/ actives autour d'OSM au Congo et au Congo DR sur ce qui leur semple
le plus pertinent pour eux dans le long terme de façon à pouvoir disposer
de contenus crées sur twitter en lien avec cette cartographie OSM
facilement mobilisables.

++
Nico


On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 9:07 PM, nicolas chavent
wrote:

> Hi Jorieke and all,
>
> Thanks Jorieke for your email and reminding the main focus (FieldPapers'
> digitialization)
> For hashtag, I am all for suggestions, would be great to keep the one used
> from Shohahib and Ivan's first mapping party in Berlin or jointly define a
> short one reusable for any future mapping in RDC #map4dc, looking forward
> to reading suggestions
>
> Excellent evening towards the coming of this event
> Ciao
> ++
> Nico
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 1:28 PM, Jorieke Vyncke 
> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Thanks a lot for your reactions!
>> About the Tasking Managers and imagery. We are still discussing this more
>> in detail, but thanks a lot for your input!
>> The main focus will normally lie on the digitalization of the FieldPapers
>> with local data of Lubumbashi.
>> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Lubumbashi
>>
>> For the twitter hastag good idea Nicolas! I'm far from an experienced
>> twitter user, but what you propose seems me a little bit long as hashtag.
>>  Further I also remind me that there was used a hashtag for the mapathon in
>> Berlin, not? Maybe we can use the same one?
>>
>> All the best,
>>
>> Jorieke
>>
>>
>> 2014-04-27 22:31 GMT+02:00 nicolas chavent :
>>
>> Hi there,
>>>
>>> A question for Harry, Ian, Jorieke and Shoahib, I saw a couple of tweets
>>> on @hotosm, but no hashtag (#) yet for the Mapathon, I started using
>>> #LondonDRCMapathon, would be good to define one shortly to coordinate over
>>> twitter.
>>>
>>> Excellent end of WE.
>>> Ciao
>>> Nico
>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sat, Apr 26, 2014 at 12:42 AM, Joshua Campbell <
>>> jcampbell@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
 If you are looking for mapping tasks, the MapGive project has two areas
 in Maniema province, DRC that are up now, with current imagery.

 The MapGive site (http://mapgive.state.gov/learn-to-map/#select-a-task)
 has direct links to the Kalima and Kasese, DRC tasks. Or you can search for
 them in the Tasking Manager, they aren't tagged as featured jobs, so search
 in the all jobs category. Both are relatively small and should be easy to
 complete in the context of a single mapathon.

 Regards,
 Josh Campbell
 Humanitarian In

Re: [HOT] The London HOT Congo Mapathon

[nicolas chavent]

Hi Jorieke and all,

Thanks Jorieke for your email and reminding the main focus (FieldPapers'
digitialization)
For hashtag, I am all for suggestions, would be great to keep the one used
from Shohahib and Ivan's first mapping party in Berlin or jointly define a
short one reusable for any future mapping in RDC #map4dc, looking forward
to reading suggestions

Excellent evening towards the coming of this event
Ciao
++
Nico


On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 1:28 PM, Jorieke Vyncke wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Thanks a lot for your reactions!
> About the Tasking Managers and imagery. We are still discussing this more
> in detail, but thanks a lot for your input!
> The main focus will normally lie on the digitalization of the FieldPapers
> with local data of Lubumbashi.
> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Lubumbashi
>
> For the twitter hastag good idea Nicolas! I'm far from an experienced
> twitter user, but what you propose seems me a little bit long as hashtag.
>  Further I also remind me that there was used a hashtag for the mapathon in
> Berlin, not? Maybe we can use the same one?
>
> All the best,
>
> Jorieke
>
>
> 2014-04-27 22:31 GMT+02:00 nicolas chavent :
>
> Hi there,
>>
>> A question for Harry, Ian, Jorieke and Shoahib, I saw a couple of tweets
>> on @hotosm, but no hashtag (#) yet for the Mapathon, I started using
>> #LondonDRCMapathon, would be good to define one shortly to coordinate over
>> twitter.
>>
>> Excellent end of WE.
>> Ciao
>> Nico
>>
>>  
>>
>>
>> On Sat, Apr 26, 2014 at 12:42 AM, Joshua Campbell <
>> jcampbell@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> If you are looking for mapping tasks, the MapGive project has two areas
>>> in Maniema province, DRC that are up now, with current imagery.
>>>
>>> The MapGive site (http://mapgive.state.gov/learn-to-map/#select-a-task)
>>> has direct links to the Kalima and Kasese, DRC tasks. Or you can search for
>>> them in the Tasking Manager, they aren't tagged as featured jobs, so search
>>> in the all jobs category. Both are relatively small and should be easy to
>>> complete in the context of a single mapathon.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Josh Campbell
>>> Humanitarian Information Unit
>>>
>>>
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>>
>>
>> --
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>


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Re: [HOT] The London HOT Congo Mapathon

[Jorieke Vyncke]

Hi all,

Thanks a lot for your reactions!
About the Tasking Managers and imagery. We are still discussing this more
in detail, but thanks a lot for your input!
The main focus will normally lie on the digitalization of the FieldPapers
with local data of Lubumbashi.
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Lubumbashi

For the twitter hastag good idea Nicolas! I'm far from an experienced
twitter user, but what you propose seems me a little bit long as hashtag.
 Further I also remind me that there was used a hashtag for the mapathon in
Berlin, not? Maybe we can use the same one?

All the best,

Jorieke


2014-04-27 22:31 GMT+02:00 nicolas chavent :

> Hi there,
>
> A question for Harry, Ian, Jorieke and Shoahib, I saw a couple of tweets
> on @hotosm, but no hashtag (#) yet for the Mapathon, I started using
> #LondonDRCMapathon, would be good to define one shortly to coordinate over
> twitter.
>
> Excellent end of WE.
> Ciao
> Nico
>
>  
>
>
> On Sat, Apr 26, 2014 at 12:42 AM, Joshua Campbell  > wrote:
>
>> If you are looking for mapping tasks, the MapGive project has two areas
>> in Maniema province, DRC that are up now, with current imagery.
>>
>> The MapGive site (http://mapgive.state.gov/learn-to-map/#select-a-task)
>> has direct links to the Kalima and Kasese, DRC tasks. Or you can search for
>> them in the Tasking Manager, they aren't tagged as featured jobs, so search
>> in the all jobs category. Both are relatively small and should be easy to
>> complete in the context of a single mapathon.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Josh Campbell
>> Humanitarian Information Unit
>>
>>
>> ___
>> HOT mailing list
>> HOT@openstreetmap.org
>> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot
>>
>>
>
>
> --
> Nicolas Chavent
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
> http://hot.openstreetmap.org/
> Mobile (FRA): +33 (0)6 52 40 78 20
> Email: nicolas.chav...@hotosm.org
> Email: nicolas.chav...@gmail.com
> Skype: c_nicolas
> Twitter: nicolas_chavent
>
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Re: [HOT] The London HOT Congo Mapathon

[nicolas chavent]

Hi there,

A question for Harry, Ian, Jorieke and Shoahib, I saw a couple of tweets on
@hotosm, but no hashtag (#) yet for the Mapathon, I started using
#LondonDRCMapathon, would be good to define one shortly to coordinate over
twitter.

Excellent end of WE.
Ciao
Nico

 


On Sat, Apr 26, 2014 at 12:42 AM, Joshua Campbell
wrote:

> If you are looking for mapping tasks, the MapGive project has two areas in
> Maniema province, DRC that are up now, with current imagery.
>
> The MapGive site (http://mapgive.state.gov/learn-to-map/#select-a-task)
> has direct links to the Kalima and Kasese, DRC tasks. Or you can search for
> them in the Tasking Manager, they aren't tagged as featured jobs, so search
> in the all jobs category. Both are relatively small and should be easy to
> complete in the context of a single mapathon.
>
> Regards,
> Josh Campbell
> Humanitarian Information Unit
>
>
> ___
> HOT mailing list
> HOT@openstreetmap.org
> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot
>
>


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Re: [HOT] The London HOT Congo Mapathon

[Joshua Campbell]

If you are looking for mapping tasks, the MapGive project has two areas in
Maniema province, DRC that are up now, with current imagery.

The MapGive site (http://mapgive.state.gov/learn-to-map/#select-a-task) has
direct links to the Kalima and Kasese, DRC tasks. Or you can search for
them in the Tasking Manager, they aren't tagged as featured jobs, so search
in the all jobs category. Both are relatively small and should be easy to
complete in the context of a single mapathon.

Regards,
Josh Campbell
Humanitarian Information Unit
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Re: [HOT] The London HOT Congo Mapathon

[Alex Barth]

Great. Are there any areas you need imagery for?

Please let us know here https://www.mapbox.com/labs/request and say it's
for the "HOT Congo Mapathon" in the notes.


On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 12:41 PM, Harry Wood  wrote:

> It's high time we had a London H.O.T. event, so I've worked with Ivan from
> MSF, on planning the "London HOT Congo Mapathon":
>
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/2014_London_HOT_Congo_Mapathon
>
> Date:  Saturday 3rd May
> Time:  10:30 until 18:00
> Location:  The Open Data Institute, London, UK.
>3rd Floor. 65 Clifton Street. EC2A 4JE (map)
> Sign up:   http://london-hot-congo.eventbrite.co.uk/
>
> Hopefully it will be a pretty big event. I want to attract people from the
> humanitarian scene as well as experienced OpenStreetMappers to act as
> teachers. Best of all would be people who are both (that's you Hotties!)
>  Please pass on the details to anyone who might be interested in attending.
>
> It should be worth travelling for, if you can get to London. I'm very
> excited to say we've got Jorieke Vyncke and Shoaib Burq travelling here for
> the event. The mapping will relate to MSF's work in the Congo, and in
> particular there's a plan to get people digitising Field Papers data which
> Jorieke was involved in collecting recently.
>
> Harry Wood
>
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Re: [HOT] The London HOT Congo Mapathon

[nicolas chavent]

Version française ci-dessous.

Thanks Harry and Ivan for setting this up as well as Jorieke and Shoaib for
joining, I am translating in French so that French speaking communities who
answered Lubumbashi calling for mapping can continue on site and remotely
their support to this baseline mapping for preparedness campaign as well as
the efforts of some of the Lubumbashi mappers.

Merci Harry et Ivan pour avoir organisé ce Mapathon, merci aussi à Jorieke
et Shohaib pour leur participation. Je traduis pour les communautés
francophones qui ont répondu à l'appel de Lubumbashi pour ce soutien
cartographique de façon à qu'elles puissent poursuivre leurs efforts sur
place ou à distance au sein de cette campagne de cartographie de base
inscrite en  préparation de crise ainsi que les projets de cartographie
terrain de certains des mappers de Lubumbashi


++
Nico


Le dernier événement HOT organisé à Londres datant, Harry a travaillé avec
Ivan de MSF UK à l'organisation du Mapathon de HOT sur la Republique
Démocratique du Congo (DRC).

Page du wiki (à traduire en français si quelqu'un a le temps) :
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/2014_London_HOT_Congo_Mapathon

Date:  Samedi 3 Mai
Horaire:  10:30 à 18:00
Lieu:  The Open Data Institute, London, UK.
   3rd Floor. 65 Clifton Street. EC2A 4JE (carte)
Inscription (pour présence sur place) :
http://london-hot-congo.eventbrite.co.uk/

Il est possible d'en faire un événement important et pour cela il convient
d'attirer des individus de la scène humanitaire aussi bien que des mappers
expérimentés du projet OSM qui pourront jouer entre autre le rôle de
formateurs. Idéalement, il faudrait des personnes avec cette double
expérience (hotties, avez-vous dit hotties ?), d'avance merci pour
transmettre à toute personne susceptible d'être intéressée par l'événement.

S'il vous est possible de vous rendre sur place, n'hésitez pas à faire acte
de présence! Harry est heureux d'avoir pu compter sur Jorieke Vyncke et
Shohaib Burq qui feront le déplacement et seront de l'événement. Le
travail  de cartographie à venir sera lié au travail de MSF UK au Congo
avec notamment du travail de numérisation des données contenus sur les
Field Papers que Jorieke, MSF UK et les mappers de Lubumbashi ont collecté
lors de leur travaux de terrain de la mi Mars passée [1].

[1] = http://hot.openstreetmap.org/node/285

On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 6:41 PM, Harry Wood  wrote:

> It's high time we had a London H.O.T. event, so I've worked with Ivan from
> MSF, on planning the "London HOT Congo Mapathon":
>
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/2014_London_HOT_Congo_Mapathon
>
> Date:  Saturday 3rd May
> Time:  10:30 until 18:00
> Location:  The Open Data Institute, London, UK.
>3rd Floor. 65 Clifton Street. EC2A 4JE (map)
> Sign up:   http://london-hot-congo.eventbrite.co.uk/
>
> Hopefully it will be a pretty big event. I want to attract people from the
> humanitarian scene as well as experienced OpenStreetMappers to act as
> teachers. Best of all would be people who are both (that's you Hotties!)
>  Please pass on the details to anyone who might be interested in attending.
>
> It should be worth travelling for, if you can get to London. I'm very
> excited to say we've got Jorieke Vyncke and Shoaib Burq travelling here for
> the event. The mapping will relate to MSF's work in the Congo, and in
> particular there's a plan to get people digitising Field Papers data which
> Jorieke was involved in collecting recently.
>
> Harry Wood
>
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[HOT] The London HOT Congo Mapathon

[Harry Wood]

It's high time we had a London H.O.T. event, so I've worked with Ivan from MSF, 
on planning the "London HOT Congo Mapathon":

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/2014_London_HOT_Congo_Mapathon

Date:      Saturday 3rd May
Time:      10:30 until 18:00
Location:  The Open Data Institute, London, UK.
           3rd Floor. 65 Clifton Street. EC2A 4JE (map)
Sign up:   http://london-hot-congo.eventbrite.co.uk/

Hopefully it will be a pretty big event. I want to attract people from the 
humanitarian scene as well as experienced OpenStreetMappers to act as teachers. 
Best of all would be people who are both (that's you Hotties!)  Please pass on 
the details to anyone who might be interested in attending.

It should be worth travelling for, if you can get to London. I'm very excited 
to say we've got Jorieke Vyncke and Shoaib Burq travelling here for the event. 
The mapping will relate to MSF's work in the Congo, and in particular there's a 
plan to get people digitising Field Papers data which Jorieke was involved in 
collecting recently.

Harry Wood

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