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Wie OpenStreetMap helfen kann!- Typhoon Haiyan 2013 - Pascal Neis Maps can save lifes - November 13th, 2013

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PASCAL NEIS

?

DOKTORAND UNIVERSITÄT HEIDELBERG

“CROWDSOURCING 
BEZEICHNET DIE AUSLAGERUNG 
TRADITIONELL INTERNER 
TEILAUFGABEN AN EINE GRUPPE 
FREIWILLIGER USER ...“

hQp://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crowdsourcing

  FREIWILLIGE ERLEDIGEN DIE ARBEIT
Photo credit: hQp://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/leecullivan/519240547/

CROWDSOURCING
    USER‐GENERATED CONTENT 
 VOLUNTEERED 
 GEOGRAPHIC 
 INFORMATION
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SEIT 2004 KANN JEDER BEI OSM MITMACHEN.  
1.4 MIO MITGLIEDER (~24T AKTIV) 
ERSCHAFFEN EINE FREIE GEODATEN‐DB
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WIE KANN OSM HELFEN?
JEDERZEIT & FÜR „JEDE“ 
REGION DER WELT 
FREIE GEODATEN

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Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dsandler/2447458637

WAS BEDEUTET DIES GENAU?
1. ES SIND JEDERZEIT „AKTUELLE“ DATEN ABRUFBAR
2. „BELIEBIGE“ KARTEN ERSTELLT WERDEN
3. DATEN FÜR ORTSBEZOGENE‐DIENSTE / ANALYSEN
4. ANNÄHERND BELIEBIGE DATENEXPORTE:

– ONLINE/OFFLINE KARTEN, DATENBANK‐DUMPS, 
SHAPEFILES ETC.
• KARTEN FÜR GPS‐GERÄTE !

!

UNTERSCHIEDLICHE ABDECKUNG 
& VIELFÄLTIGKEIT, QUALITÄT VOM 
ERFASSER ODER ... ABHÄNGIG

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DAS HUMANITARIAN OSM TEAM
KOORDINIERT ERSTELLUNG, PRODUKTION UND 
VERTEILUNG VON FREIEN GEODATEN/SOFTWARE 
UM HUMANITÄRE EINSÄTZE ZU UNTERSTÜTZEN
WWW.HOT.OPENSTREETMAP.ORG

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JAPAN 2011
HAITI 2010

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ERDBEBEN HAITI, JANUAR 2010

EINE WOCHE & EINE NEUE KARTE

GOOGLE

GEOEYE
ERDBEBEN

SOURCE: BURQ, S. (2010), OPENSTREETMAP RESPONSE TO HAITI EARTHQUAKE, 
ONLINE: HTTP://WWW.SLIDESHARE.NET/SABMAN/HAITI‐QUAKE‐PUBLIC‐KEY

PRINTED MAPS / GPS‐DEVICES

Photo credit:
http://e.fastcompany.net/multisite_files/fastcompany/imagecache/1280/fc_files/2010/
1554072-open-source-maps-are-helping-the-world-bank-save-lives-in-haiti-rotator.jpg
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/File:OpenStreetMap_on_a_Garmin_in_Haiti.JPG

Tōhoku‐Erdbeben, März 2011

STANDARD   

STRAßEN  

 

BARRIEREN   

FLÄCHEN

TYPHOON HAIYAN, NOV. 2013

5 DAYS!
Source: http://pierzen.dev.openstreetmap.org/hot/leaflet/OSM-Compare-before-after-philippines.html

Damaged Buildings

Source: http://a.tiles.mapbox.com/v3/americanredcross.map-ms6tihx6/page.html#15/11.2466/124.9948

OSM Activities for Typhoon Haiyan (2013)

Nov. 14th, 2013 – 10.00 UTC
General Information

Number of OSM Contributors: 734
Number of Map Changes: 1,628,792
(Total number of Changesets: 10792)
(Number of visualized Changesets
with >= 50 Map Changes: 5035)

Source: http://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-typhoon-haiyan-2013#8/11.475/123.058

JEDER KANN HELFEN! 
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WE WANT YOU!
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DANKE!
PASCAL NEIS
  @pascal_n
  pascal@neis‐one.org
www.giscience.uni‐hd.de

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