Sam Woodcock

We'll discuss recent advancements in fAIr. Specifically, we'll explore our approach to enabling developers to share their GeoAI models for humanitarian mapping purposes.

Join us in these 2x 1 hour sessions (option1 in the morning and option 2 in the afternoon) to get hands-on experience using the Field Tasking Manager ( https://fmtm.hotosm.org ).

Join us in these 2x 1 hour sessions (option1 in the morning and option 2 in the afternoon) to get hands-on experience using the Field Tasking Manager ( https://fmtm.hotosm.org ).

Drone imagery and data is useful for mapping, disaster resilience, and a variety of humanitarian, development, and economic activities, but drone mapping tools have not been well-adapted to community use in development and humanitarian contexts and are mostly proprietary- until n…

At the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT), we envision an ecosystem of open mapping technology that enables everyone, and in particular vulnerable communities, to make open map data available in order to use in disaster response and humanitarian context.

In a humanitarian context, data collection can be divided into two main categories: proactive collection of data that may be useful for disaster response and recovery; reactive collection that is required to assess the situation on the ground during an event.