And thank you, Sami Petricola, @GIScienceHD for sharing “Method to Assess the Impact of Floods Disaster on Road Network Criticality in Accessing Healthcare.” "With OSM Data, we are able to support critical infrastructure and identify populations at risk." #HOTSummit2021 https://t.co/Uepwp9iz1J— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 22, 2021
We're back from break! You can tune in now to hear Muhammad Saleem share his idea of an "#OpenStreetMap Utopia." #HOTSummit2021 https://t.co/yq69MBLm8i— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 22, 2021
RT @HeatherLeson: Today: @hotosm #HOTSummit2021 we will have an open discussion about community health, diversity & inclusion. I'll give a brief update about the Etiquette guidance in @openstreetmap Then, we want to hear: how are we doing? What needs work? 1700 CET/1600 UTC https://t.co/nwEtTWbMXe— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 22, 2021
Earlier today, we heard from the Red Cross Community Epidemic and Pandemic Preparedness Program (CP3) on how open source #data supported the #COVID-19 response in Guinea and Indonesia. Thank you, Steve Kenei, Anggi Ardiyansah, Sheila Burhanudin, @TinoNabib! #HOTSummit2021 https://t.co/XWphk7mhfw— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 22, 2021
Thank you, Christine Mhone for taking us through the various mapping activities @OSMMalawi has been part of since 2012. #HOTSummit2021 https://t.co/bDd9JVNtGE— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 22, 2021
RT @MapGive: Thrilled to see partners presenting progress on their work as part of the Cities COVID Mitigation Mapping program at the #HOTSummit2021! https://t.co/wr1LHFmb1d— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 22, 2021