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Mapping the Invisible open source mapping and visible communities Mikel Maron [email protected] @mikel http://groundtruth.in/ http://hot.openstreetmap.org Seoul Digital Forum May 22, 2012

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Mapping the Invisibleopen source mapping and visible communities Mikel [email protected] @mikel

http://groundtruth.in/

http://hot.openstreetmap.org

Seoul Digital ForumMay 22, 2012

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Map Kiberamaking the invisible visible

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OpenStreetMapfree and open mapping community

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Humanitarian OpenStreetMapthe base map for the Haiti earthquake response

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But why is Map Kibera interesting?technology tricks us to connect across real boundaries

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For centuries, these tools only belonged to the powerfulnow anyone can see like a state

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Open "Community" Dataadmin_level = ?

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Kosovothis is what an open community can look like

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Communities are not Crowds

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Why is Map Kibera interesting?perhaps our expectations are too low

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Mapping is not only Datastories are more subjective, but no less important

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What is a "Community" anyway?not a thing, but a relationship and engagement

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Learning from Community Developmentpeople deserve to know the facts about their lives

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Jerusalemmapping is inherently political

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Community Mapping Means Open Mappingwe're all learning

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Keys to Community Mapping

* open data and open community

* people are doing it themselves, using whatever tools are most appropriate

* connected to their immediate needs, and immediately available

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Only Possible with Open Community Data

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When Networks Meet Hierarchieseveryone, be gentle

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Korea, a Model for Africacan economic development ultimately be distinct from governance?

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Fundamental Power Shiftpeople can improve their lives themselves

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Thank youlet's shape together

Mikel Maronhttp://groundtruth.in/[email protected]@mikel