Over the past 5 years, the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team in Indonesia has trained over 2,300 participants in 14 provinces on using OpenStreetMap for disaster preparedness. They have mapped areas exposed to the Rokatenda and Kelud volcanoes to help with response efforts. The OSM Indonesia community has grown significantly on social media with over 3,000 members, 2,600 tweets, and nearly 16,000 video views, and provides training guides, tutorials, and support to help more people contribute to the map.

1. State of OSM Indonesia:
Disaster Preparedness and Community
Growth
Yantisa Akhadi – yantisa.akhadi@hotosm.org
Team Manager
Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team

2. HOT and Disaster Preparedness

3. Can OpenStreetMap be used to map
exposure in Indonesia?

6. 2011-2015
Recruit 8 trainers
88 trainings
14 provinces
2,300 participants

8. OSM Indonesia 2011-2013

9. Rokatenda Volcano

10. Kelud Volcano 2012-2015

11. HOT and Community Growth

12. Social Media Key Figures & Findings
3,030 Page views
2,450 Unique visitors
3,031 Members
4 University Group
2,688 tweets
875 followers
25 videos
164 subscribers
15,916 views
How-to’s & Guides
Q & A
Outreach
Visual tutorial

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