ropenstreetmap·OpenStreetMap communitybyray The night the earth shook, strangers started to drawhttps://sheets.works/data-viz/strangers-draw-mapsOpen linkView original on lemmy.ml51Comments7Reply
BB0rax feddit.orgInteresting read. This was new to me: When a disaster hits, a small nonprofit called the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team does something simple. It takes the affected area, chops it into small squares, and puts the squares on the internet, on a site called the Tasking Manager. https://tasks.hotosm.org/6Reply
InsertUser en.osm.town@ray "... tap its four corners. That's it. That is the entire skill." Yes, un-squared square buildings do seem to be standard for so many HOT responses. 😒 @openstreetmap3Reply
InsertUser replyen.osm.town1Hide 1 reply@mistermodal Unfortunately disaster.ninja seems to be down, but HOT does have several projects listed for the recent Venezuelan Earthquake. https://tasks.hotosm.org/explore?omitMapResults=0 @ray @openstreetmap2Reply
InsertUser replyen.osm.town@mistermodal Unfortunately disaster.ninja seems to be down, but HOT does have several projects listed for the recent Venezuelan Earthquake. https://tasks.hotosm.org/explore?omitMapResults=0 @ray1Reply
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Interesting read. This was new to me:
https://tasks.hotosm.org/
Really intetesting. Good example of how the internet gets put to good use.
@ray
"... tap its four corners. That's it. That is the entire skill."
Yes, un-squared square buildings do seem to be standard for so many HOT responses. 😒
@openstreetmap
Has anyone been helping Venezuela?
@mistermodal
Unfortunately disaster.ninja seems to be down, but HOT does have several projects listed for the recent Venezuelan Earthquake.
https://tasks.hotosm.org/explore?omitMapResults=0
@ray @openstreetmap
Thanks very much
@mistermodal
Unfortunately disaster.ninja seems to be down, but HOT does have several projects listed for the recent Venezuelan Earthquake.
https://tasks.hotosm.org/explore?omitMapResults=0
@ray