The document discusses the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team's efforts in Indonesia for disaster risk reduction from 2011 to 2016. It highlights the recruitment of trainers, numerous training sessions, and significant mapping achievements, including over 4.25 million buildings mapped across 16 provinces. The document also includes references to previous mapping efforts in Haiti and Nepal.

1. Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
and Disaster Risk Reduction
Yantisa Akhadi - yantisa@hotosm.org
Project Manager - Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, Indonesia

2. OpenStreetMap and Emergency Response

3. ©OpenStreetMap and Contributors CC-BY-SA
Haiti - 2010

4. Nepal - 2015
Credits: U.S. State Department

5. Nepal - 2015
Credits: U.S. State Department

6. Source: https://www.mapbox.com/blog/nepal-earthquake-animation/
Nepal - 2015

7. Source: https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/dekstop/diary/37841

8. Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
&
Disaster Risk Reduction

9. It start with the question:
can OpenStreetMap be used to map
exposure in Indonesia??

11. 2011-2016
Recruit 8 trainers
101 trainings
16 provinces
2,478 participants
4,255,230 buildings mapped

12. 0
1,000,000
2,000,000
3,000,000
4,000,000
5,000,000
10/8/10 14/9/11 18/10/12 22/11/13 27/12/14 31/1/16
Buildingcount
Date
Building count vs. Date
Building count

15. 2011-2013

16. Case Studies:
DKI Jakarta Mapping

19. Case Studies:
East Java

22. Visit our website: http://openstreetmap.id
Follow the tweets: @OSM_ID & @HOTOSM_ID
Or reach us through e-mail: team.id@hotosm.org
Thank you!