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    Category: disaster reduction

    Using Machine Learning to Save Lives in Avalanche-Prone Areas

    If this is the year artificial intelligence and machine learning are everywhere, soon they may help you come down that mountain safely. For the International Day for… Read more “Using Machine Learning to Save Lives in Avalanche-Prone Areas”

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    How to sharpen your emergency eyes with OpenStreetMap 


    If Resiliency Maps has one big idea, it’s to get you looking differently at your surroundings. Recently, I gave a lightning talk at FOSDEM 2023 about getting… Read more “How to sharpen your emergency eyes with OpenStreetMap 
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    What’s changed: Mapping your way through disasters big and small now

    Fall is peak nudge season. Relaxed from summer vacations, a few well-meaning bureaucrat types decide we should all start Preparing for The Worst while buying back-to-school supplies. And… Read more “What’s changed: Mapping your way through disasters big and small now”

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    Facing the continuous fire season – let’s get mapping in the United States

    Both mountain guides and rural firefighters need to know their territory. For Rob Savoye, combining those two things – plus a love of mapping and expert free… Read more “Facing the continuous fire season – let’s get mapping in the United States”

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    Why mapping uncertainty is the next disaster prep challenge

    Changing weather conditions, COVID-19 mandates, road closures: making an accurate map when the territory shifts under your feet is problematic. If you need that map to guide you to… Read more “Why mapping uncertainty is the next disaster prep challenge”

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    We’re all sane preppers now

    When even an expert can admit they’re not expertly prepared, you know something’s changed. Dr. Samantha Montano follows disasters for a living. At 16, she volunteered in… Read more “We’re all sane preppers now”

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    How COVID-19 flips disaster maps — and what’s next

    The coronavirus pandemic changed the way we think about travel, school and work. It also flipped the paradigm of how people navigate disasters. We need agile, open-source,… Read more “How COVID-19 flips disaster maps — and what’s next”

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    Disaster fatigue is real: Here’s how we fight it

    If you puzzled over those emergency flares in a holiday stocking, they probably came from me. That friend nagging you about a go-bag for your trunk or… Read more “Disaster fatigue is real: Here’s how we fight it”

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    Stopping COVID-19 in San Francisco: Here’s a simple, printable map of hand-washing stations and pit stops

    MAPS UPDATED OCT. 16 With San Francisco on lockdown to stop the spread of coronavirus, it’s more challenging than ever for homeless people to find a place… Read more “Stopping COVID-19 in San Francisco: Here’s a simple, printable map of hand-washing stations and pit stops”

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    Harnessing the power of OpenStreetMap for earthquake risk modeling

    When quakes hit, it’s not just the ground that shakes. How much the buildings above shimmy and buckle determines the number of people who are injured or… Read more “Harnessing the power of OpenStreetMap for earthquake risk modeling”

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    This project aims to put local maps detailing potential hazards (car repair shops, construction sites) as well as assets such as shelter zones in the hands of San Francisco residents. The maps are made with OpenStreetMap and available offline.

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    • Using Machine Learning to Save Lives in Avalanche-Prone Areas
    • How to sharpen your emergency eyes with OpenStreetMap 

    • What’s changed: Mapping your way through disasters big and small now
    • Facing the continuous fire season – let’s get mapping in the United States
    • Why mapping uncertainty is the next disaster prep challenge
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