A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provid...
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| 53 CURRENT | warren |
September 26, 2017 14:47
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Requests for help[activities:harvey] QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Project requests
*Task: set up a photo processing workflow like Cartography Collective (an old Public Lab initiative)
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
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| 52 | warren |
September 20, 2017 17:46
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] [activities:harvey] Project requests
*Task: set up a photo processing workflow like Cartography Collective (an old Public Lab initiative)
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
Groups
Mapping projects
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| 51 | warren |
September 19, 2017 20:07
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Project requests
*Task: set up a photo processing workflow like Cartography Collective (an old Public Lab initiative)
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
Groups
Mapping projects
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| 50 | zengirl2 |
September 18, 2017 03:31
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
Groups
Mapping projects
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| 49 | zengirl2 |
September 12, 2017 20:32
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
Groups
Mapping projects
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| 48 | zengirl2 |
September 12, 2017 20:28
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
Groups
Mapping projects
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| 47 | warren |
September 12, 2017 19:35
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities
How To:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
Groups
Mapping projects
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| 46 | warren |
September 12, 2017 16:42
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities
How To:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
Groups
Mapping projects
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| 45 | warren |
September 12, 2017 15:55
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities
How To:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
Mapping projects
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| 44 | zengirl2 |
September 08, 2017 19:21
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities
How To:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
Mapping projects
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| 43 | zengirl2 |
September 08, 2017 19:17
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities (Need to define what type of facilities--are these the same as the industrial/petrochemical etc. listed under Preparedness section?)
How To:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
Mapping projects
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| 42 | zengirl2 |
September 08, 2017 19:16
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities (Need to define what type of facilities--are these the same as the industrial/petrochemical etc. listed under Preparedness section?) * Example from Harvey https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html --> figure out what the link will be for Irma. How To: * Screen capture or index the photos that show individual facilities flooding. Could these photos be embedded into a visualization? * Decide on type of labeling/criteria needed for these photos * Post facility points/polygons to OpenStreetMap.org and photos to MapKnitter.org * Crowdsource Help * Hold hackathons to input/examine photos (live or remote) * Instruction via Google Hangout to organizers * Potential Sites * Philadelphia - Contact Leslie Birch: leslie@humanplusnature.com * Use Zooniverse or Mapmill.org platforms to speed identification/sorting process Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
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September 08, 2017 19:14
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
**Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities (Need to define what type of facilities--are these the same as the industrial/petrochemical etc. listed under Preparedness section?) * Example from Harvey https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html --> figure out what the link will be for Irma. How To: * Screen capture or index the photos that show individual facilities flooding. Could these photos be embedded into a visualization? * Decide on type of labeling/criteria needed for these photos * Post facility points/polygons to OpenStreetMap.org and photos to MapKnitter.org * Crowdsource Help * Hold hackathons to input/examine photos (live or remote) * Instruction via Google Hangout to organizers * Potential Sites * Philadelphia - Contact Leslie Birch: leslie@humanplusnature.com * Use Zooniverse or Mapmill.org platforms to speed identification/sorting process Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
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September 08, 2017 19:06
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
*Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities (Need to define what type of facilities--are these the same as the industrial/petrochemical etc. listed under Preparedness section?) Example from Harvey https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html --> figure out what the link will be for Irma. How To: Screen capture or index the photos that show individual facilities flooding. Could these photos be embedded into a visualization? Decide on type of labeling/criteria needed for these photos Post facility points/polygons to OpenStreetMap.org and photos to MapKnitter.org Crowdsource Help Hold hackathons to input/examine photos (live or remote) Instruction via Google Hangout to organizers Potential Sites Philadelphia - Contact Leslie Birch: leslie@humanplusnature.com *Use Zooniverse or Mapmill.org platforms to speed identification/sorting process Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
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| 39 | warren |
September 08, 2017 00:22
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Request: somehow integrate this data to reduce map data fragmentation Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities: Example from Harvey https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html. How To:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
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September 07, 2017 22:36
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities: Example from Harvey https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html. How To:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
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| 37 | liz |
September 07, 2017 21:22
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities: Example from Harvey https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html. How To:
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
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| 36 | liz |
September 07, 2017 21:21
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:
Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities
Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling
Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
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| 35 | liz |
September 07, 2017 21:19
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:Title What problem are we trying to solve? What help is needed at this time? What are the next steps (validation, research, coding, design)? Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities Example from Harvey https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html --> figure out what the link will be for Irma. * How To: * Screen capture or index the photos that show individual facilities flooding. Could these photos be embedded into a visualization? * Post facility points/polygons to OpenStreetMap.org and photos to MapKnitter.org * This would make a nice hackathon. Someone could provide instruction via Google Hangout to organizers and then organizers lead hackathons in their cities. * Contact Leslie Birch of AdaFruit, willing to support by holding an in-person event in Philadelphia at the Hacktory leslie@humanplusnature.com, as well as potentially setting up a crowdsourced Zooniverse or Mapmill.org project Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling * For context from Katrina on long term toxicity post-hurricane, see http://labucketbrigade.org/blog/science-sale * https://publiclab.org/wiki/water-sampling * https://publiclab.org/wiki/soil-sampling Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
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| 34 | liz |
September 07, 2017 21:17
| about 7 years ago
A resources collecting page for Hurricane Harvey response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome. We are also maintaining a list of places to donate to. What is this page?The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups. (See TEJAS report on disproportionate impacts of Harvey on low-income people of color) https://anothergulf.com/a-just-harvey-recovery/ is the primary online hub for response efforts of the If there are other efforts with similar aims, we don't want to duplicate or draw capacity away from them. Likewise, if other efforts are aimed at a different group (say, technologists, or professional crisis responders) and take a different approach, we want to do our best to interconnect with them, but also recognize that there may still be a need for this page. Posting asks + offersWe are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:
That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people. Weekly Open CallPublic Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots. Notes from these calls will be listed here: [notes:harvey-calls] Project requests
Projects that are happening
Project ideas(Adapted from Sketch City's (see Groups) IrmaStart document's HOW TO START A NEW PROJECT)
Add yours below following this project template:Title What problem are we trying to solve? What help is needed at this time? What are the next steps (validation, research, coding, design)? Comb NOAA's flyover photos for damaged facilities and alert authorities Example from Harvey https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html --> figure out what the link will be for Irma. * How To: * Screen capture or index the photos that show individual facilities flooding. Could these photos be embedded into a visualization? * Post facility points/polygons to OpenStreetMap.org and photos to MapKnitter.org * This would make a nice hackathon. Someone could provide instruction via Google Hangout to organizers and then organizers lead hackathons in their cities. * Contact Leslie Birch of AdaFruit, willing to support by holding an in-person event in Philadelphia at the Hacktory leslie@humanplusnature.com, as well as potentially setting up a crowdsourced Zooniverse or Mapmill.org project Conduct post-storm water sampling & soil sampling * For context from Katrina on long term toxicity post-hurricane, see http://labucketbrigade.org/blog/science-sale * https://publiclab.org/wiki/water-sampling * https://publiclab.org/wiki/soil-sampling Record damage to people's houses to assist in getting insurance money → LFMA (Louisiana Floodplain Management Association) professionals have a volunteer Disaster Team that rushes in to measure flooding on homes for the NFIP by recording high water marks. Training course offered October 6 in Lake Charles, LA http://lfma.org/ Help organize this pageHelp organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/harvey DonatePlease consider communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others!
QuestionsPlease post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here: [questions:harvey] Groups
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