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What is HOT ?
HOT ?
« The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team [H.O.T.] is a new initiative to apply the principles
and activities of open source and open data sharing towards humanitarian response and
economic development. »
Objectives
● Connecting point between humanitarian and open mapping communities
● Remote data creation● Collection and organization of existing data
sources● Deployments to the field possible● Distribution point for free data
Structure
● On-going process to create a legal structure● HOT now incorporated as non-profit in the USA● 5 Board members● Membership on nomination
Remote mapping
Example : Kismaayo, Somalia
Example : Kismaayo, Somalia
Example : Kismaayo, Somalia
Example : Kismaayo, Somalia
Example : Kismaayo, Somalia
Case study : Haiti
High resolution imagery
Providers : Google, NOAA, World Bank, DigitalGlobe,
GeoEye, SpotImage, CIA
Public Domain maps
Day 1
Day 3
Now
>700 contributors
Day 1 Day 2
Day 7 Day 14
Specific tagging
earthquake:damage = collapsed_buildingearthquake:damage = damaged_infrastructure
earthquake:damage = landslide
earthquake:damage = spontaneous_camp
Camps mapping
Camps rendering
Custom routing
Obstacle
Shapefiles
Garmin maps
Mobile phones : day 4
And now ?Five deployments to Haiti
Audience :● UN and international responders● Haitian government● Civil society
Activities :● Surveying, editing and training● Data imports● Help to use OSM ressources
Case study : Kyrgyzstan
Process
Long wait20 people tracing
Osh and Bazar-KorgonTechLandsat
Dataused !
Landsat
3 Aug Today3 Aug
Request to UNOSATSupport from ICRC
WMS set up,access on demand
UNOSAT e-geosauthorization
22 June
Tracing
Adding valueSeveral sources :
● Various websites, eg Osh University
● Flickr geolocalised pictures under compliant license
● Cadastre map for Bazar-Korgon
Result