# OpenStreetMap --- * OSM is 20! * Mapping is ~~not hard~~ easy! * Haiyan, 11 years after * "Mapa-Aksyon" + Group Discussions * Sharing of (actionable!) insights --- ### Introductions Tell us why you're here today, and the last thing you added to (any) map, if any, and what you expect from this workshop. --- ## OSM is 20! :tada:  --- ### Mapping is easy :globe_with_meridians: rapideditor.org/edit --- ## Haiyan, 11 years after * What are your memories of Yolanda? ---  ---  --- * Haiyan/Yolanda mapping in 2013 * watershed moment for OSM in PHL + world, "humanitarian mapping" * precedent for wider use of OSM for humanitarian response * showcased potential/usefulness/limitations of crowd-sourced mapping and open data ---- It's 2024, and we're still following the same practices from 2013. Why? ---- * Where are we today? * Call for mappping ("activation") are attracting less contributors from the general public. "donor fatigue" syndrome? * Potential and applications of the available data, while open and available, are not maximized on the ground, though popular in academic circles * What motivates you (and other folks) to contribute to the map? --- ### How to make data actionable?  --- ### Tools for Pre-emptive disaster mapping * any OSM editor * any micro-tasking manager, foor coordinated mapping of critical lifeline infrastructure updates, attributes and geometry * road networks * settlements * emergency services * updated imagery, aerial or street-level * knowledgeable partners who can realize the potentials of data/maps for planning, preparedness, and disaster response --- ## FIN