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The data will be incorporated into missing areas of Nokia’s NAVTEQ data which currently covers 180 countries. GIS data errors for those countries is handled by NAVTEQ Map Reporter, explained by...
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When visiting Nokia’s Map Creator web application, pencil icons highlight the areas of the map that users can help edit. Users have to register in order to add or edit geographic information....
document Distributed KnowledgeNow, The Province is offering an interactive map on its web-site where readers can post the sites where they find Japanese debris. Simply log on to theprovince.com/debris and follow the instructions.
document Distributed KnowledgeEsri’s work on disaster response mapping projects during the last several months revealed some important things about crowdsourcing’s usefulness. These are as follows:
1. Social Networks +...
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The CitySourced app allows faculty and staff members--and eventually students and parents--to transmit maintenance requests throughout the district via smartphones. GIS information, sourced from...
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A great example of trusted crowdsourced data is OpenStreetMap (OSM) - where tens of thousands of users each can edit any part of the OSM map with their work being peer reviewed, probably in real...
document Distributed Knowledge, ToolsSome of the highlighted talks during the International Conference of Crisis Mappers (ICCM) 2011:
Adam Finck of the NGO 'Invisible Children' and their implementation of the Lord's...
document Distributed Knowledge, ToolsThe online map is built using Google Maps and has a toggle button that allows viewers to switch between streets from 1853 and today’s San Francisco streets. Also mapped are point data showing the...
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Being free and open source, Ushahidi can be deployed and configured as a community wishes. But what makes it an ideal platform for most communities is that there is a free web based deployment...
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The Web map consists of numerous data layers integrated using Esri's ArcGIS technology. Esri technology has advanced significantly to allow the integration of user-generated or crowdsourced...
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Crisis mapping is often equated to a geographic information system (GIS). GIS is a way of visually presenting, analysing and managing data and statistics, primarily through the use of maps. And...
document Distributed Knowledge, ToolsIn OSM Mr. Coyle can add a gate to a road so users can tell that they can't drive on it. Roads can also be tagged as private. In general the data model for OSM is more able to describe...
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To deploy Adopt a Hydrant, all you need is the precise coordinates—latitude and longitude—of every fire hydrant in your city. For the city of Boston, this data was already available on their GIS...
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From Kimberly C. Kowal, the Lead Curator, Digital Mapping of the British Library:
The technology is an an upgraded version of Klokan Technologies initial georeferencing software...
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The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) makes use of IBM’s Maximo is in maintenance management applications.
They are making it more efficient by allowing students, teachers and staff...
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"Tomnod has been at the forefront of innovation in the growing field of crowdsourcing of earth observation imagery analysis, combining their unique and novel algorithms with deep GIS and...
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Geographic information system (GIS) technology leverages the geographic insight to address social, economic, business, and environmental concerns at local, regional, national, and global...
document Distributed KnowledgeThe largest body of public knowledge about thousands of miles of tunnels dug by the Second Artillery Corps, a secretive branch of the Chinese military in charge of protecting and deploying its...
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This paper offers a comprehensive state-of-the-art review of the overlapping domains of the Sensor Web, citizen sensing and 'human-in-the-loop sensing' in the era of the Mobile and...
video Distributed Knowledge, Open InnovationAn example of the intersection of technology, maps, social media is Australia's floods Web app which supplies trend analysis to visualize community reports related to the flooding in...