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Crisis Mapping
- 1. Crowd Sourcing in Crises Mapping and reporting with Ushahidi in Afghanistan. Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 1 citizenreporter.org
- 2. Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 2 citizenreporter.org
- 3. Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 3 citizenreporter.org
- 4. Ushahidi Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 3 citizenreporter.org
- 5. Uses Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 4 citizenreporter.org
- 6. Uses •MONITOR Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 4 citizenreporter.org
- 7. Uses •MONITOR Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 4 citizenreporter.org
- 8. Uses •MONITOR •MAP Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 4 citizenreporter.org
- 9. Uses •MONITOR •MAP Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 4 citizenreporter.org
- 10. Uses •MONITOR •MAP Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 4 citizenreporter.org
- 11. Uses •MONITOR •CURATE RESOURCES •MAP Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 4 citizenreporter.org
- 12. Uses •MONITOR •CURATE RESOURCES •MAP Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 4 citizenreporter.org
- 13. Uses •MONITOR •CURATE RESOURCES •MAP •DOCUMENT Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 4 citizenreporter.org
- 14. Election Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 5 citizenreporter.org
- 15. Election Context Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 6 citizenreporter.org
- 16. Election Context Afghanistan Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 6 citizenreporter.org
- 17. Results Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 7 7 citizenreporter.org
- 18. Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 8 citizenreporter.org
- 19. Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 11 9 citizenreporter.org
- 20. Lessons Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 10 citizenreporter.org
- 21. Lessons •Training Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 10 citizenreporter.org
- 22. Lessons •Training Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 10 citizenreporter.org
- 23. Lessons •Training •Objective Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 10 citizenreporter.org
- 24. Lessons •Training •Objective Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 10 citizenreporter.org
- 25. Lessons •Training •Objective •Equipment Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 10 citizenreporter.org
- 26. Lessons •Training •Objective •Equipment Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 10 citizenreporter.org
- 27. Lessons •Training •Objective •Middleman •Equipment Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 10 citizenreporter.org
- 28. Future Applications Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 11 citizenreporter.org
- 29. Thanks. @bicyclemark Mark Fonseca Rendeiro 12 citizenreporter.org
Editor's Notes
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- introduce myself and my work.\n
- Ushahidi explained. Crowd sourcing. Crisis Situations. Multi-stream (sms, email, web) Used since 2007 in different situations. (2 minutes)\n
- Built not only for crises, also for collecting data and showing it in an organized customizable fashion. Can also be used for managing media like photos, video, tweets, blog posts, etc.\n
- Built not only for crises, also for collecting data and showing it in an organized customizable fashion. Can also be used for managing media like photos, video, tweets, blog posts, etc.\n
- Built not only for crises, also for collecting data and showing it in an organized customizable fashion. Can also be used for managing media like photos, video, tweets, blog posts, etc.\n
- Built not only for crises, also for collecting data and showing it in an organized customizable fashion. Can also be used for managing media like photos, video, tweets, blog posts, etc.\n
- Built not only for crises, also for collecting data and showing it in an organized customizable fashion. Can also be used for managing media like photos, video, tweets, blog posts, etc.\n
- Built not only for crises, also for collecting data and showing it in an organized customizable fashion. Can also be used for managing media like photos, video, tweets, blog posts, etc.\n
- Built not only for crises, also for collecting data and showing it in an organized customizable fashion. Can also be used for managing media like photos, video, tweets, blog posts, etc.\n
- Built not only for crises, also for collecting data and showing it in an organized customizable fashion. Can also be used for managing media like photos, video, tweets, blog posts, etc.\n
- Characteristics of traditional elections observation missions. \n
- Parts of the country not under gov control, Many cities functioning semi-normally, 2nd election since Taliban, first was highly disputed, Unbelievable number of candidates running, Kidnappings, bombings, political/ethnic feuds, infrastructure in shambles, telecoms not operating normally in parts of the country, observers ushered around under high security restrictions, observers who are very experienced and too proud to change.\n
- 1.3 million votes dismissed as fraud. HOWEVER// 4.3 million votes are legit. Female Winners: 69. \n
- Our 3 projects. FEFA, DI, and Pajhwok. For FEFA we handled 895 Reports from Local Observers, several of which were kidnapped. From DI we handled around 350 reports from 18 LTO and 50 STO. \n
- One more look at your map info.\n
- Ushahidi is a problem for organizations who want to control info. ITs meant for decentralized real crowdsourcing. It can be manipulated by users. We must keep that in mind and perhaps plan how to tackle that problem. Also for technology needs we cant look to governments or telecoms, they can be corrupt, paralyzed, or simply unreachable. More training of observers.\n
- Ushahidi is a problem for organizations who want to control info. ITs meant for decentralized real crowdsourcing. It can be manipulated by users. We must keep that in mind and perhaps plan how to tackle that problem. Also for technology needs we cant look to governments or telecoms, they can be corrupt, paralyzed, or simply unreachable. More training of observers.\n
- Ushahidi is a problem for organizations who want to control info. ITs meant for decentralized real crowdsourcing. It can be manipulated by users. We must keep that in mind and perhaps plan how to tackle that problem. Also for technology needs we cant look to governments or telecoms, they can be corrupt, paralyzed, or simply unreachable. More training of observers.\n
- Ushahidi is a problem for organizations who want to control info. ITs meant for decentralized real crowdsourcing. It can be manipulated by users. We must keep that in mind and perhaps plan how to tackle that problem. Also for technology needs we cant look to governments or telecoms, they can be corrupt, paralyzed, or simply unreachable. More training of observers.\n
- Ushahidi is a problem for organizations who want to control info. ITs meant for decentralized real crowdsourcing. It can be manipulated by users. We must keep that in mind and perhaps plan how to tackle that problem. Also for technology needs we cant look to governments or telecoms, they can be corrupt, paralyzed, or simply unreachable. More training of observers.\n
- Ushahidi is a problem for organizations who want to control info. ITs meant for decentralized real crowdsourcing. It can be manipulated by users. We must keep that in mind and perhaps plan how to tackle that problem. Also for technology needs we cant look to governments or telecoms, they can be corrupt, paralyzed, or simply unreachable. More training of observers.\n
- Ushahidi is a problem for organizations who want to control info. ITs meant for decentralized real crowdsourcing. It can be manipulated by users. We must keep that in mind and perhaps plan how to tackle that problem. Also for technology needs we cant look to governments or telecoms, they can be corrupt, paralyzed, or simply unreachable. More training of observers.\n
- Different types of election monitoring. Very useful for journalists and dedicated group of observers. Search and rescue maybe one day, its still not the go-to tool STatistics, gov and other types of demographic into.\n
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