I have them all, I'll go to the ONEMI with my external hard disck,
any other people I shoul give them to? regards,
Marta
From: Chris Nicholas
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Subject: Re: Geospatial Support for Chile
Sounds like your download is the most important at this point!
we can suspend for a little while; let us know when you are done.
Chris
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 4:11 PM, Marta <[email protected]>
wrote:
Perfect, I'm already downloading them, I have a fast connection, I
guess it is faster if not too many people download files at the
same time, so if you want me to stop, just let me know, but as soon
as I get them I can distribute them via DVD or an external hard
disk to the ONEMI, etc..., regards
Marta
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Subject: Re: Geospatial Support for Chile
I am working now to put the recent GeoEye images of San Javier,
Santiago, and Puerto Saavedra online as OGC WMS services, KML, and
accessible within the OpenStreetMap. Attached are the shapefile
coverages. These can be downloaded (~8Gigs) at
ftp://chile.geoeye.com
204.236.220.178
User ID: chile
Password: ch1l3p1c$
Hopefully within a few hours these will be accessible via thin
bandwidth at full resolution.
Chris Nicholas
UN-SPIDER
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 1:37 PM, Marta <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi, I'm Marta from Santiago, I have been trying to involve
someone from the current government to make a formal request for
help, since many people, Map Action as well, are just waiting for
that to star working, but not success so far, I'll keep on trying
with people from the new government.
If I can help some how, please let me know, my sister from Madrid
offered to make translations Spanish - English - German, I can do
some Spanish-English too.
Best regards,
Marta Benito
Geologist - MSc GIS Project Development
+56995582669
+5628859016
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Subject: RE: Geospatial Support for Chile
Bruce,
Sounds like you have been working most of the angles and, from
those copied, we have many common friends and colleagues.
I wish I had something more to offer. Post event imagery has
been mostly cloud covered over the high impact areas and the
RapidEye is giving the best look right now.
If I can find any avenue to utilize your skills I will pass it
along. You might want to get an account on APAN (http://community.apan.org/
) as they were quite effective in Haiti, but I haven't heard much
from their Chile community.
Cheers,
Nate
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Subject: Re: Geospatial Support for Chile
Hi Nate,
Thanks for the email. I am CC:ing just some of those involved
whether they understand English or not. I am doing this in the
hopes that some connections might form.
Desculpa para el ingles NO PUEDO ESCRIBIR EN 2 AHORA!
I am going to play with this until the 10th and then off on my
bike with a friend for a couple weeks in Tierra de Fuego and out of
contact the whole time, so if something come up
Yes, it is too bad we didn't know about him as we have a couple
of us down here in Punta Arenas interested in helping with mapping,
GIS, GPS, most of these are Chilean. We also have another couple
in Santiago looking to help, both Chilean and foreigners. Most of
us have been just spinning our wheels down here looking for a way
to help. I did the same after Katrina even though I was working
directly for FEMA at the time.
I donated blood a couple weeks ago and $$. I am currently
uploading GIS data (no metadata, of course) and making maps of the
areas affected, others are looking for imagery and making similar
contacts with similar results. Region 8 and 9 - don't know if it
will be used but.
Here is a quick rundown on some of the collective efforts,
contacts and
responses:
ONEMI - emails don't work, phone calls don't go through, people
don't know what GIS is or don't care, all taken care of and don't
need help, don't do GIS We talked to the local jefe and he didn't
even know what GIS is..
US State Dept / Embassy - don't do GIS, don't know what it is,
email this person, email this email I have been in touch with them
since 1999 on GIS issues, lot of talk
Immap - Joe D at waiting for a request and could provide
assistance
GISCorps - Shoreh is waiting for a request and could provide
assistance
ESRI - Carmelle Terborgh could be involved if tasked, others I
have not contacted
ESRI-Chile - don't get me started
Other in local government - don't really know anything and
waiting for direction from above
ChileAyuda - ??????
Intendencia - ?????
UN OCHA - ???
MapAction - ???
Could you provide us with updated access to Quickbird of the
affected areas?
Some of us are loading data onto:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/2010_Chile_earthquake/Imagery_and_data_sources#Existing_Data_Sets
Same with this group:
http://groups.google.com/group/crisismappers-chile?lnk=gcamh
We are now looking to do some work down here in Punta Arenas
but with or without any leadership from those directly involved.
Thanks,
bruce
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Bruce D. Willett
GIS Specialist Punta Arenas, Chile
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"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged
by the way its animals are treated."
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Disclaimer: Opinions stated herein are mine, mine, mine, all
mine and not those of anybody else!!!!
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On Wed, 3 Mar 2010, Smith, Nate wrote:
Bruce,
I saw your offer to help in the email traffic and while we
don't have
a good way to pull you in to our efforts, I may have a
suggestion or
two and I wanted to send a note to introduce myself as it
seems our
paths may have actually or nearly crossed in the past few
years.
Ironically, our GIS Data Specialist was just stranded in
Punta Arenas
for several days and has only recently travelled overland to
Argentina
to begin the long trip home. He should get back to
Washington on
Sunday. I wish I had gotten your note earlier and could have
linked
you up. He and his wife spent a couple weeks in the region
hiking Torres and Fitzroy.
I actually spent a few days there in 1995 with some buddies
as we did
the circuit at Torres. I also did some GPS training in
Liberia back in
1997 with Shawn Messick, who you probably know from VVAF (now
IMMAP).
Regarding the response, consider reaching out to GIS Corps as
Shoreh
is seeking linkages within ONEMI and SNIT to try and find a
way to
position some volunteers to help. Perhaps you can assist her
in this
effort and find a means to volunteer through them. You may
also be
well positioned to link up with local governments or the
Chilean Red
Cross and assist in their efforts.
Feel free to drop me a note if you want to discuss.
Good luck and best regards,
Nate Smith
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