The document details the efforts of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team in Indonesia from 2011 to 2016, including mapping over 4 million buildings and training participants across 16 provinces. It highlights key achievements like 101 trainings, the recruitment of 8 trainers, and significant engagement across social media platforms. The initiative aimed to improve mapping for disaster response, with a focus on outreach and educational resources.

1. OSM di Indonesia 2011-2016
Yantisa Akhadi - yantisa@hotosm.org
Project Manager - Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, Indonesia

2. OpenStreetMap dan Respon Kemanusiaan

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
&
Pengurangan Risiko Bencana

10. 2011-2016
Recruit 8 trainers
101 trainings
16 provinces
2,478 participants
4,255,230 buildings mapped

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Building count vs. Date
Building count

12. Social Media Key Figures & Findings
2,664 Page views
1,212 Unique visitors
3,268 Members
4 University Group
2,795 tweets
961 followers
26 videos
290 subscribers
30,266 views
How-to’s & Guides
Q & A
Outreach
Visual tutorial

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16. 2011-2013

17. Pemetaan DKI Jakarta

20. Kunjungi website kami : http://openstreetmap.id
Twitter: @OSM_ID & @HOTOSM_ID
E-mail: team.id@hotosm.org
Terima Kasih!