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All Comments (10)
Eric Frost 5 months ago
This is really classic video that continues to help with disaster response as they so articulately decribe why open-source mapping helps. Profound contribution to the world!
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Ralf Lippold 2 years ago
Being part of a smaller disaster here in Dresden back in 2002 - the same was relevant.
Information share is essential - across boundaries! Mobile devices, open data, and new technologies are enabling factors for making it happen.
@WikiWall is an ongoing project (by myself and other supporters) to capture in real-time information on local bases.
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shellerae 3 years ago
Absolutely incredible. This will so change the face of crisis response.
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