Hi
> Health Facilities might eventually require some reconciliation work
with preexisting OSM non PAHO HFacs data
During the first seven import iterations of the PAHO/WHO HFac list a of
effort went into reconciling it with other OSM data related to health
facilities
(hospitals, also field hospitals which in the meantime might not be
there any more). From iteration to iteration we had less and less know
potential
duplicates or questionable location data. A short list of currently know
issues is available here:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/WikiProject_Haiti/Status/Hospitals#How_to_deal_with_data_problems_.3F
The PAHO/WHO HFac list is now maintained differently than it was 5
months ago. To the best of my knowledge, Shoreland is now maintaining
the master list , see www.travax.com/m <http://www.travax.com/m>.
Unfortunatelly, I didn't manage to run another import iteration from the
new source, but I still plan to
do so in the next few weeks.
Regards
Karl
Am 19.06.2010 15:13, schrieb nicolas chavent:
All-
Apogies for cross posting on the UNOSAT post.
List of IMPORTS:
* UNOSAT/ WB/ JRC building damage
* CCCM Sites (Camps)
* PAHO Health Facilities
* CNIGS Admin layers
* soon to come (Education Cluster) Education Layer
Those releases will make OSM data outdated and will call for
withdrawing osm data for all objects (but Health Facs which will
desserve a specific treatment) and run a bulk uploads
Health Facilities might eventually require some reconciliation work
with preexisting OSM non PAHO HFacs data
Import page to be set up on this soon on HOT Mission 3 linked to the
Wiki Project Haiti
Tx in advance for any interest in this and for support
Best
N
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From: *Einar Bjorgo* <[email protected]
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Date: Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 11:21 AM
Subject: Haiti joint remote sensing building damage GIS dataset
available for download
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Dear all,
Please be informed that the joint building damage assessment GIS
dataset and corresponding PDF atlas series in support to the Post
Disaster Needs Assessment and Recovery Framework (PDNA) carried out
under the lead of the Government of Haiti following the 12 January
2010 Haiti earthquake are available for download.
Atlas series and GIS datasets are freely available for download as the
result of a joint collaboration between: United Nations Institute for
Training and Research (UNITAR) Operational Satellite Applications
Programme (UNOSAT), the European Commission Joint Research Centre
(EC-JRC) and The World Bank (WB) who worked jointly in support of the
PDNA by providing remotely sensed (aerial photographs and satellite
imagery) based damage analysis of buildings within areas most affected
by the earthquake.
To download the data, please go to
http://www.unitar.org/unosat/haiti-earthquake-2010-remote-sensing-based-building-damage-assessment-data
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