Sahana Reponse to Haiti Earthquake
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Sahana Foundation provided several key services in response to the 2010 Haiti earthquake: 1) A missing person registry to track missing people using Person Finder Interchange Format (PFIF) for interoperability. 2) Rapid mapping of Port-au-Prince using high-resolution satellite imagery and OpenStreetMap to geolocate texts from trapped people and aid first responders. 3) An organization registry to input data from multiple spreadsheets about responding organizations.
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- Lax building regulations combined with poverty meant the vulnerability was higher than necessary.
- Highlights the value of the EDEN approach.
- Hurricane Katrina in the US had 50 different MPRs without any interoperability! PFIF: Person Finder Interchange Format We helped Google fix their implementation of PFIF .
- http://hepl.nlm.nih.gov/inw/
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