3. History
*
Founded
in
the
United
Kingdom
in
2004
by
Steve
Coast
*
Ordnance
Survey
Data
was
Expensive
to
Use
*
July
2005
the
First
Mapping
Party
Takes
Place
5. Why
do
we
need
a
Humanitarian
OpenStreetMap
Team?
6. What is the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team?
An organization working to promote the
use of open data and volunteered
geographic information within the
humanitarian and development contexts
7. OSM and Crisis Response in Haiti
Port-au-Prince
Before
28 Days Later
http://vimeo.com/
9182869
8.
9. High level imagery timely released under an
“attribution only” license
Google//GeoEye
DigitalGlobe
World
Bank
(ImageCAT
GFDRR),
SpotImage
CIA
Raw imagery processed into tiles to be made available in OSM editors (potlatch,
merkator & josm)
Hundreds traced 24/7 over base map features, humanitarian features (camps) & also
damages
Incentive for sharing restricted vector data sets
Foster quality of field collection activities
10. Database import compatible with OSM license
(CC-SA. OdbL).
PREPAREDNESS : only public domain data from UNJLC/LogCluster
deployment Sept/Oct 2008 Cyclone Response-
Haiti REPONSE: Base map layers (MINUSTAH/ CNIGS), Health Facility
(PAHO), Haiti damage assessment: ITHACA & UNOSAT….
11. Community
640 mappers
24/7
month
Capacity building
to other VCT
through crisis
camp;
marginal
47. Na^onal
Disaster
Management
Agency
(BNPB)
Regional
Disaster
Management
Agency
(BPBD)
United
Na^ons
Office
for
Coordina^on
of
Humanitarian
Affairs
World
Bank
AusAID
–
Australia-‐Indonesia
Facility
for
Disaster
Reduc^on
Humanitarian
OpenStreetMap
Team
University
of
Indonesia
48. 267
Villages
3
Maps
for
Each
Village
Lots
and
lots
of
prinCng…
Lots
and
lots
of
students
62. Draft Workflow for
Satellite Imagery and OSM Data
Draft Imagery Release Process from USG Lead Federal Agencies to VTCs under the NEXTVIEW License !
EQ 8.4 in Sumatra @ 1336 GMT!
USG requests satellite
vendors for imagery VTC!Request!Schema!
under NextView or! 1. Supported!Operation!
license! 2. Geographic!Bounds!
3. Temporal!Bounds!
Humanitarian 4. Reason!for!Use. What
LFA requests that OpenStreetMap
HOT create vectors for analytical problem needs to
Team (HOT)
DG and GeoEye post-EQ imagery and be solved?!
requests imagery
collect imagery of damage, IDs key AOIs ! 5. License!for!derived!
from Broker! remand!
affected AOI ! works. Will the data be a
public or orivste good?!
6. Partners. Who will
Broker ensures benefit?!
request is valid ! 7. Objective: how will the
data be used to do what!
remand!
Broker forwards
NGA receives imagery request to LFA!
VTC!Request!Evaluation!
from DG and/or Criteria!
GeoEye! 1. Goverment Interest. Is the
request in the interest of the
LFA evaluates
USG?!
requests against VTC
2. Gap. What information
criteria!
gap will be filled?!
3. Trust. Does the USG trust
this VTC with data?!
LFA forwards request remand! 4. Host nation. Does the
to NGA! host nation have issues with