Sumandro C and Sajjad A

1. What is GIS? <4 minutes>
2. What/Why of Participatory mapping - <4 minutes>
   • Traditional/historical/administrative map production and use + bureaucracy
   • Crowd-sourcing
   • Ownership -- OSM/Google -- Free/Closed.
   • People power - knowledge about neighbourhood/locality.
   • Sharability [connected to ownership] - Freedoms?
   • Spatial Data recording rights? Access/reach. but is it necessarily legally acceptable? -
3. OpenStreetMap and applications <5 minutes>
   • What is OSM?
   • Humanitarian OSM - HOT
     • Background
     • Mission
   • Use Cases <5 minutes>

     • Haiti

       • How? - Satellite Images, SMS/Realtime responses - Save lives.
       • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF-JuFxhDT8

     • Highlight Map Kibera - the story

       • http://tools.geofabrik.de/mc/?mt0=mapnik&mt1=googlemap&lon=36.79154&lat=-1.31185&zoom=15
       • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMiERykoJfQ
       • http://voiceofkibera.org/main
       • http://kiberanewsnetwork.org/

     • Cholera Map by John Snow [mashup]

     • Ushahidi [collecting data and mashup]

     • Cedar Grove story http://www.psmag.com/culture/the-revolution-will-be-mapped-7130/ [mashup]

4. Tools <8 minutes> Collect
   • OSM Ecosystem - Endless tools.
     • Web-based (Potlach)
     • Desktop-based (JOSM)
     • Paper-based (WalkingPapers) - http://walking-papers.org/
   • Ushahidi Coordinate
   • HOT - just mention.
     • Tasking Manager - http://tasks.hotosm.org/
     • HOT Exports - http://hot-export.geofabrik.de/
     • Separate Datastore - https://github.com/hotosm/sds-server Visualize/Communicate
   • Geocommons.org - http://geocommons.org
   • Ushahidi
   • MapBox.com - http://mapbox.com
   • Q GIS

Questions for audience:

1. What is the kind of data you want to work with?
2. For what purpose?
3. To be shared with which audience?
4. What does sharing the data mean for the subjects of the data (the people who are affected by the data?