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Posts treating: "Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team"

Wednesday, 25 March 2015

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HFA2: Some take home messages from Sendai… 

Geology for Global Development [2015-03-25 11:00:53]  recommend  recommend this post  (149 visits) info

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Clare Sweeney is the latest recruit to the GfGD Blog team – focusing her columns on all things related to geohazards and disaster risk reduction. Clare is a recent graduate of Bristol University’s Masters Programme in Volcanology, through which she spent time in both Guatemala and Japan. Today Clare reflects on the recent World Conference for Disaster Risk Reduction. Here are her thoughts on some key take home messages… The devastation left behind by Cyclone Pam, [...]

How to use OpenStreetMap, guides for beginners and advanced users on LearnOSM.org 

Digital Geography [2014-10-28 19:23:41]  recommend  recommend this post  (96 visits) info
OpenStreetmap is the fastest growing community mapping project of all times. Beside the “normal” map result, what you can use for your daily navigation through cities and countries like Google Maps, OpenStreetMap allows you to get the geodata and use it for your own ideas and projects (with some licence regulations). For many peoples the difficult part is not getting the data but the usage and adoption. Therefore the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team created LearnOSM.org. What can you [...]

Missing Maps – A London Event 

Geology for Global Development [2014-10-27 09:00:20]  recommend  recommend this post  (52 visits) info

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Information about an external event that may be of interest to some of our readers: “You are warmly invited to attend the launch of the Missing Maps Project, a collaboration between the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) , the British Red Cross, the American Red Cross, and Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) .
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