The document discusses the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (H.O.T.), which coordinates mapping efforts to provide free, open geospatial data and maps to support relief and response efforts for humanitarian crises and international development projects. It outlines several areas H.O.T. focuses on, including online mapping communities, data structure and quality control, use of satellite imagery, and reaching out to make mapped data available and provide training.

1. H.O.T.
Simone Cortesi
simone@osmfoundation.org

2. HUMANITARIAN
OPENSTREETMAP
TEAM

3. OPENSTREETMAP

4. mappe

5. sempre

6. free/libre

7. Anche quando

8. qualcosa

9. Va storto...

11. Si continua a farle

13. ...which we give away

14. ...which we give away

15. ...which we give away

16. ...which we give away

20. Online communities
- Passive vs active VGI
- Availability
- Mapping coordination
- Interoperability
Data structure
- SDI vs open model
- Data harmonization
- Ontology and data models
- Quality control
- Validation
Use of satellite and aerial imagery
- Satellite image tasking
- Imagery acquisition chain
- Data processing
- Data hosting
- Licensing
- Funding
Reach out
- Make data available to people on the ground
- Integration with traditional maps
- Training
- Mapping parties
- Deployments for ground coordination

21. Mail: simone@osmfoundation.org
Twitter: @simonecortesi
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