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Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team in Haiti
The document discusses the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team's (H.O.T.) work in Haiti, including training locals to map their country using GPS devices and survey forms with the Java OpenStreetMap Editor, with classes taught in English, French, and Kreyol. H.O.T. has supported mapping hurricane shelters and areas like Carrefour with funding from the World Bank to create open maps of Haiti.
Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team in Haiti
- 1. Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team in Haiti Kate Chapman - @wonderchook
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- 5. Walking Papers photo courtesy Andrew Turner
- 6. GPS photo courtesy Todd Huffman
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- 8. Java OpenStreetMap EditorPresets
- 9. “H.O.T.” Kits photo courtesy Todd Huffman
- 10. Classes Instruction Materials -English -English -French -French -Kreyol
- 13. photo courtesy ToddHuffman
- 14. Hurricane Shelters photo courtesy Trevor Ellermann
- 15. photo courtesy ToddHuffman
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- 19. H.O.T. in Haiti Kate Chapman Nicolas Chavent Dane Springmeyer Robert Soden Todd Huffman Trevor Ellermann