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A visualisation of the response to the earthquake by the OpenStreetMap community. Within 12 hours the white flashes indicate edits to the map (generally by tracing satellite/aerial photography).

Over the following days a large number of additions to the map are made with many roads (green primary, red secondary) added. Also many other features were added such as the blue glowing refugee camps that emerge.

A lot of these edits were made possible by a number of satellite and aerial imagery passes in the days after the quake, that were release to the public for tracing and analysis.

Read more on our blog - itoworld.blogspot.com/2010/02/ito-world-at-ted-2010-project-haiti.html

Developed with support from ideasintransit.org

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  • Andrew Turner 2 years ago
    hotness
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  • Tom Taylor 2 years ago
    Gorgeous. Nice work.
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  • Idealist.org plus 1 year ago
    Love it...great visualization!
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  • Brian Herbert 1 year ago
    Amazing work! Thank you!
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  • Jay Bflag 1 year ago
    Amazing :-O
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  • alnemar.com 1 year ago
    Hi! Really nice visualization! I'm a student of GIS so this interested me. What software (s) did you guys use to create this?
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  • Chris Blow 1 year ago
    incredible
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  • Sophia B Liu 1 year ago
    Imagine if we could create a visualization for all the Disaster 2.0 activities emerging right now via these open source platforms and social networking sites. We would truly see how we are becoming a global community, family helping each other out in times of need.
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