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229	warren	February 15, 2011 17:11 \| almost 14 years ago Publications Directions Magazine - Jeffrey Warren & Stewart Long, 9/1/10 MIT Legatum Center - Jeff Warren, 5/27/10 PBS IdeaLab blog - Jeff Warren, 5/12/10 Opensource.com - Jeff Warren, 6/3/10 Presentations & Events Feb 11, 2011 - Tech@State Open Source conference US Department of State - Jeffrey Warren, Liz Barry, Leif Percifield Jan 22 2011 - California Map Society UCLA Clark Library - Stewart Long Nov 18 2010 - Personal Democracy Forum Latin America Santiago, Chile - Jeff Warren 12 Nov 2010 - Fine International Conference on Gigapixel Imaging for Science Pittsburgh - Jeff Warren http://www.cmu.edu/events/gigapixel-science/ 31 Oct-3 Nov 2010 - Geologic Society of America, Denver Annual Meeting Denver - Shannon Dosemagen http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2010AM/finalprogram/abstract_178840.htm 1-3 Oct 2010: International Conference on Crisis Mapping Boston - Jeff Warren - http://www.crisismappers.net/page/iccm-2010-agenda Aug 12 2010 - Ignite Spatial Boston, MA - Jeff Warren http://ignite.oreilly.com/2010/07/ignite-spatial-boston-2.html June 3-4 2010 - Personal Democracy Forum New York, NY - Jeff Warren 19 May 2010: Crisis Mappers Network Webcast \GeoTime webcast - Jeff Warren - http://www.geotime.com/cmnet.aspx Press Brooklyn Eagle - Mike Weiss, 1/27/11 OneEarth.org - Alan Burdick, 1/27/11 CBS News ABC News Boston Globe - D.C. Denison, 9/05/10 Associated Press - BARBARA ORTUTAY, 9/19/10 abc.net - (australia) - 9/16/10 france24.com - 6/18/10 Engadget - Laura June, 6/17/10 CrisisMapping webcast - Jeff Warren The Takeaway - Noel King, 6/15/10 Inhabitat - Britt Liggett, 6/10/10 NYTimes bits blog green.blogs.nytimes.com - Jeremy Zilar, WGBH Boston - 6/7/10 WBUR Boston - Andrew Phelps, 5/27/10 JustMeans.com - Marcia Stepanek, 6/5/10 Daily Kos - Crashing Vor, 5/27/10 Earth2tech - Katie Fehrenbacher, 6/5/10 MIT News Office - David Chandler, 5/17/10 PBS IdeaLab blog - Andrew Whitacre, 5/19/10 CNN - John Sutter, 5/6/10 Mashable - Geoff Livingston, 5/15/10 TechPresident - Nancy Scola, May 27, 2010 PopTech - Sloane Berrent, 6/1/10 AOL Autos - Kevin Ransom, 6/3/10 WorldChanging - \WorldChanging Team, 5/25/10 TreeHugger, 8/25/10	Revert
228	warren	February 15, 2011 17:06 \| almost 14 years ago Publications Directions Magazine - Jeffrey Warren & Stewart Long, 9/1/10 MIT Legatum Center - Jeff Warren, 5/27/10 PBS IdeaLab blog - Jeff Warren, 5/12/10 Opensource.com - Jeff Warren, 6/3/10 Press Brooklyn Eagle - Mike Weiss, 1/27/11 OneEarth.org - Alan Burdick, 1/27/11 CBS News ABC News Boston Globe - D.C. Denison, 9/05/10 Associated Press - BARBARA ORTUTAY, 9/19/10 abc.net - (australia) - 9/16/10 france24.com - 6/18/10 Engadget - Laura June, 6/17/10 CrisisMapping webcast - Jeff Warren The Takeaway - Noel King, 6/15/10 Inhabitat - Britt Liggett, 6/10/10 NYTimes bits blog green.blogs.nytimes.com - Jeremy Zilar, WGBH Boston - 6/7/10 WBUR Boston - Andrew Phelps, 5/27/10 JustMeans.com - Marcia Stepanek, 6/5/10 Daily Kos - Crashing Vor, 5/27/10 Earth2tech - Katie Fehrenbacher, 6/5/10 MIT News Office - David Chandler, 5/17/10 PBS IdeaLab blog - Andrew Whitacre, 5/19/10 CNN - John Sutter, 5/6/10 Mashable - Geoff Livingston, 5/15/10 TechPresident - Nancy Scola, May 27, 2010 PopTech - Sloane Berrent, 6/1/10 AOL Autos - Kevin Ransom, 6/3/10 WorldChanging - \WorldChanging Team, 5/25/10 TreeHugger, 8/25/10	Revert
227	warren	February 15, 2011 16:52 \| almost 14 years ago What is going on? This is a citizen-led monitoring of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, begun in May 2010 with the Louisiana Bucket Brigade. We are using balloon mapping to capture aerial imagery of spill-affected sites. We’re not trying to duplicate the satellite or flyover imagery (though we’re helping to coordinate some of the flyovers and trying to ensure that the data is publicly accessible). We are helping Gulf Coast residents to use balloons, kites, and other simple and inexpensive tools to produce their own documentation of the spill… and hoping that such data collection will support environmental research, policy, and legal uses in coming years. Grassroots Mapping: Kickstarter Pitch from TungstenMonkey on Vimeo. We're organizing mapping 'trips' to the coast. If you're interested in leading a trip, please contact us at the mailing list, and we'll help you get started. (equipment, training, finding volunteers, etc.) Team Shannon Dosemagen - LA Bucket Brigade (shannon@labucketbrigade.org) Cesar Harada ...feel free to add your name! Contact information Grassroots Mapping Mailing List - please join, this is the only way we have to reach you with meeting announcements, etc. How can you help? BOATS to Chandeleur Islands and other affected areas Volunteers in the area to fly balloons/kites, make maps Volunteer Here Help sort our aerial imagery at MapMill Equipment: Canon cameras or Android phones (see CameraOptions) Weather balloons (5 feet diameter or more) 100-gallon trash bags string, lots of string Mapping Resources NOAA's latest prediction maps -- PDFs available for 24, 48, and 72 hour horizons Latest MODIS imagery - often cloud-obscured etc. mapping resources-- pulled from posts to grassrootsmapping google group Other mapping efforts LA Bucket Brigade Ushahidi instance - see below for more on LAFB CrisisCommons: Dr. Eric Frost, "Viz Lab" at SDSU San Diego: bio, crisismapping profile Skytruth is doing regular analysis of satellite imagery of the spill. LA Bucket Brigade website - 4226 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 484-3433. How-to Mapping Guides Look at our 4-page PDF guide to get started.	Revert
226	warren	February 15, 2011 16:22 \| almost 14 years ago What is going on? This is a citizen-led monitoring of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, begun in May 2010 with the Louisiana Bucket Brigade. We’re not trying to duplicate the satellite imagery or the flyover data (though we’re helping to coordinate some of the flyovers and trying to make sure the data is publicly accessible). We believe it’s possible for citizens to use balloons, kites, and other simple and inexpensive tools to produce their own documentation of the spill… and that such imagery will be essential for environmental and legal reasons in coming years. Grassroots Mapping: Kickstarter Pitch from TungstenMonkey on Vimeo. We're organizing mapping 'trips' to the coast. If you're interested in leading a trip, please contact us at the mailing list, and we'll help you get started. (equipment, training, finding volunteers, etc.) Team Shannon Dosemagen - LA Bucket Brigade (shannon@labucketbrigade.org) Mapmaking leads, trainers OliverYeh (makeshifthoop@gmail.com) StewartLong (stewart@gonzoearth.com) JeffreyWarren (warren@mit.edu) For questions, please email our mailing list. Contact information Grassroots Mapping Mailing List: link to site - please join, this is the only way we have to reach you with meeting announcements, etc. How can you help? BOATS to Chandeleur Islands and other affected areas Volunteers in the area to fly balloons/kites, make maps Volunteer Here Help sort our aerial imagery at MapMill Equipment: Canon cameras or Android phones (see CameraOptions) Weather balloons (5 feet diameter or more) 100-gallon trash bags string, lots of string Mapping Resources NOAA's latest prediction maps -- PDFs available for 24, 48, and 72 hour horizons Latest MODIS imagery - often cloud-obscured etc. mapping resources-- pulled from posts to grassrootsmapping google group Other mapping efforts LA Bucket Brigade Ushahidi instance - see below for more on LAFB CrisisCommons: Dr. Eric Frost, "Viz Lab" at SDSU San Diego: bio, crisismapping profile Skytruth is doing regular analysis of satellite imagery of the spill. LA Bucket Brigade website - 4226 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 484-3433. How-to Mapping Guides Look at our 4-page PDF guide to get started.	Revert
225	warren	February 15, 2011 15:57 \| almost 14 years ago What is going on? This is a citizen-led monitoring of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, begun in May 2010 with the Louisiana Bucket Brigade. We’re not trying to duplicate the satellite imagery or the flyover data (though we’re helping to coordinate some of the flyovers and trying to make sure the data is publicly accessible). We believe it’s possible for citizens to use balloons, kites, and other simple and inexpensive tools to produce their own documentation of the spill… and that such imagery will be essential for environmental and legal reasons in coming years. Grassroots Mapping: Kickstarter Pitch from TungstenMonkey on Vimeo. We're organizing mapping 'trips' to the coast. If you're interested in leading a trip, please contact us at the mailing list, and we'll help you get started. (equipment, training, finding volunteers, etc.) Team Shannon Dosemagen - LA Bucket Brigade (shannon@labucketbrigade.org) Mapmaking leads, trainers OliverYeh (makeshifthoop@gmail.com) StewartLong (stewart@gonzoearth.com) JeffreyWarren (warren@mit.edu) For questions, please email our mailing list. Contact information Grassroots Mapping Mailing List: link to site - please join, this is the only way we have to reach you with meeting announcements, etc. How can you help? BOATS to Chandeleur Islands and other affected areas Volunteers in the area to fly balloons/kites, make maps Volunteer Here Help sort our aerial imagery at MapMill Equipment: Canon cameras or Android phones (see CameraOptions) Weather balloons (5 feet diameter or more) 100-gallon trash bags string, lots of string Mapping Resources NOAA's latest prediction maps -- PDFs available for 24, 48, and 72 hour horizons Latest MODIS imagery - often cloud-obscured etc. mapping resources-- pulled from posts to grassrootsmapping google group Other mapping efforts LA Bucket Brigade Ushahidi instance - see below for more on LAFB CrisisCommons: Dr. Eric Frost, "Viz Lab" at SDSU San Diego: bio, crisismapping profile Skytruth is doing regular analysis of satellite imagery of the spill. LA Bucket Brigade website - 4226 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 484-3433. How-to Mapping Guides Look at our 4-page PDF guide to get started.	Revert
224	warren	February 15, 2011 15:55 \| almost 14 years ago What is going on? This is a citizen-led monitoring of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, begun in May 2010 with the Louisiana Bucket Brigade. We’re not trying to duplicate the satellite imagery or the flyover data (though we’re helping to coordinate some of the flyovers and trying to make sure the data is publicly accessible). We believe it’s possible for citizens to use balloons, kites, and other simple and inexpensive tools to produce their own documentation of the spill… and that such imagery will be essential for environmental and legal reasons in coming years. Grassroots Mapping: Kickstarter Pitch from TungstenMonkey on Vimeo. We're organizing mapping 'trips' to the coast. If you're interested in leading a trip, please contact us at the mailing list, and we'll help you get started. (equipment, training, finding volunteers, etc.) Team Shannon Dosemagen - LA Bucket Brigade (shannon@labucketbrigade.org) Mapmaking leads, trainers OliverYeh (makeshifthoop@gmail.com) StewartLong (stewart@gonzoearth.com) JeffreyWarren (warren@mit.edu) For questions, please email our mailing list. Contact information Grassroots Mapping Mailing List: link to site - please join, this is the only way we have to reach you with meeting announcements, etc. How can you help? BOATS to Chandeleur Islands and other affected areas Volunteers in the area to fly balloons/kites, make maps Volunteer Here Help sort our aerial imagery at MapMill Equipment: Canon cameras or Android phones (see CameraOptions) Weather balloons (5 feet diameter or more) 100-gallon trash bags string, lots of string Mapping Resources [NOAA's latest prediction maps] (http://deepwaterhorizon.noaa.gov/#downloads) -- PDFs available for 24, 48, and 72 hour horizons Latest MODIS imagery - often cloud-obscured [etc. mapping resources] (http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AdlKm4HLyuw0ZGd4Z24zcXJfMTBndnYyam1nNw&hl=en)-- pulled from posts to grassrootsmapping google group Other mapping efforts LA Bucket Brigade Ushahidi instance - see below for more on LAFB CrisisCommons: Dr. Eric Frost, "Viz Lab" at SDSU San Diego: bio, crisismapping profile Skytruth is doing regular analysis of satellite imagery of the spill. LA Bucket Brigade website - 4226 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 484-3433. How-to Mapping Guides Look at our 4-page PDF guide to get started.	Revert
223	warren	February 15, 2011 15:53 \| almost 14 years ago What is going on? We’re not trying to duplicate the satellite imagery or the flyover data (though we’re helping to coordinate some of the flyovers and trying to make sure the data is publicly accessible). We believe it’s possible for citizens to use balloons, kites, and other simple and inexpensive tools to produce their own documentation of the spill… and that such imagery will be essential for environmental and legal reasons in coming years. Grassroots Mapping: Kickstarter Pitch from TungstenMonkey on Vimeo. We're organizing mapping 'trips' to the coast. If you're interested in leading a trip, please contact us at the mailing list, and we'll help you get started. (equipment, training, finding volunteers, etc.) Team Shannon Dosemagen - LA Bucket Brigade (shannon@labucketbrigade.org) Mapmaking leads, trainers OliverYeh (makeshifthoop@gmail.com) StewartLong (stewart@gonzoearth.com) JeffreyWarren (warren@mit.edu) For questions, please email our mailing list. Contact information Grassroots Mapping Mailing List: link to site - please join, this is the only way we have to reach you with meeting announcements, etc. How can you help? BOATS to Chandeleur Islands and other affected areas Volunteers in the area to fly balloons/kites, make maps Volunteer Here Help sort our aerial imagery at MapMill Equipment: Canon cameras or Android phones (see CameraOptions) Weather balloons (5 feet diameter or more) 100-gallon trash bags string, lots of string Mapping Resources [NOAA's latest prediction maps] (http://deepwaterhorizon.noaa.gov/#downloads) -- PDFs available for 24, 48, and 72 hour horizons Latest MODIS imagery - often cloud-obscured [etc. mapping resources] (http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AdlKm4HLyuw0ZGd4Z24zcXJfMTBndnYyam1nNw&hl=en)-- pulled from posts to grassrootsmapping google group Other mapping efforts LA Bucket Brigade Ushahidi instance - see below for more on LAFB CrisisCommons: Dr. Eric Frost, "Viz Lab" at SDSU San Diego: bio, crisismapping profile Skytruth is doing regular analysis of satellite imagery of the spill. LA Bucket Brigade website - 4226 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 484-3433. How-to Mapping Guides Look at our 4-page PDF guide to get started.	Revert
222	warren	February 15, 2011 15:48 \| almost 14 years ago What is going on? We’re not trying to duplicate the satellite imagery or the flyover data (though we’re helping to coordinate some of the flyovers and trying to make sure the data is publicly accessible). We believe it’s possible for citizens to use balloons, kites, and other simple and inexpensive tools to produce their own documentation of the spill… and that such imagery will be essential for environmental and legal reasons in coming years. Grassroots Mapping: Kickstarter Pitch from TungstenMonkey on Vimeo. We're organizing mapping 'trips' to the coast. If you're interested in leading a trip, please contact us at the mailing list, and we'll help you get started. (equipment, training, finding volunteers, etc.) Team Local team ShannonDosemagen - LA Bucket Brigade (shannon@labucketbrigade.org) KrisAnsin - local trip coordinator, local lead (krisansin@gmail.com) Mapmaking leads, trainers OliverYeh (makeshifthoop@gmail.com) StewartLong (stewart@gonzoearth.com) JeffreyWarren (warren@mit.edu) For questions, please email our mailing list. Contact information Grassroots Mapping Mailing List: link to site - please join, this is the only way we have to reach you with meeting announcements, etc. How can you help? BOATS to Chandeleur Islands and other affected areas Volunteers in the area to fly balloons/kites, make maps Volunteer Here Help sort our aerial imagery at MapMill Equipment: Canon cameras or Android phones (see CameraOptions) Weather balloons (5 feet diameter or more) 100-gallon trash bags string, lots of string Mapping Resources [NOAA's latest prediction maps] (http://deepwaterhorizon.noaa.gov/#downloads) -- PDFs available for 24, 48, and 72 hour horizons Latest MODIS imagery - often cloud-obscured [etc. mapping resources] (http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AdlKm4HLyuw0ZGd4Z24zcXJfMTBndnYyam1nNw&hl=en)-- pulled from posts to grassrootsmapping google group Other mapping efforts LA Bucket Brigade Ushahidi instance - see below for more on LAFB CrisisCommons: Dr. Eric Frost, "Viz Lab" at SDSU San Diego: bio, crisismapping profile Skytruth is doing regular analysis of satellite imagery of the spill. LA Bucket Brigade website - 4226 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 484-3433. How-to Mapping Guides Look at our 4-page PDF guide to get started.	Revert
221	warren	February 15, 2011 15:45 \| almost 14 years ago What is going on? We’re not trying to duplicate the satellite imagery or the flyover data (though we’re helping to coordinate some of the flyovers and trying to make sure the data is publicly accessible). We believe it’s possible for citizens to use balloons, kites, and other simple and inexpensive tools to produce their own documentation of the spill… and that such imagery will be essential for environmental and legal reasons in coming years. Grassroots Mapping: Kickstarter Pitch from TungstenMonkey on Vimeo. We're organizing mapping 'trips' to the coast. If you're interested in leading a trip, please contact us at the mailing list, and we'll help you get started. (equipment, training, finding volunteers, etc.) Team Local team ShannonDosemagen - LA Bucket Brigade (shannon@labucketbrigade.org) KrisAnsin - local trip coordinator, local lead (krisansin@gmail.com) Mapmaking leads, trainers OliverYeh (makeshifthoop@gmail.com) StewartLong (stewart@gonzoearth.com) JeffreyWarren (warren@mit.edu) For questions, please email our mailing list. Contact information Grassroots Mapping Mailing List: link to site - please join, this is the only way we have to reach you with meeting announcements, etc. How can you help? BOATS to Chandeleur Islands and other affected areas Volunteers in the area to fly balloons/kites, make maps Volunteer Here Help sort our aerial imagery at MapMill Equipment: Canon cameras or Android phones (see CameraOptions) Weather balloons (5 feet diameter or more) 100-gallon trash bags string, lots of string Mapping Resources [NOAA's latest prediction maps] (http://deepwaterhorizon.noaa.gov/#downloads) -- PDFs available for 24, 48, and 72 hour horizons Latest MODIS imagery - often cloud-obscured [etc. mapping resources] (http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AdlKm4HLyuw0ZGd4Z24zcXJfMTBndnYyam1nNw&hl=en)-- pulled from posts to grassrootsmapping google group Other mapping efforts LA Bucket Brigade Ushahidi instance - see below for more on LAFB CrisisCommons: Dr. Eric Frost, "Viz Lab" at SDSU San Diego: bio, crisismapping profile Skytruth is doing regular analysis of satellite imagery of the spill. LA Bucket Brigade website - 4226 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 484-3433. How-to Mapping Guides Look at our 4-page PDF guide to get started.	Revert
220	warren	February 15, 2011 15:34 \| almost 14 years ago What is going on? We’re not trying to duplicate the satellite imagery or the flyover data (though we’re helping to coordinate some of the flyovers and trying to make sure the data is publicly accessible). We believe it’s possible for citizens to use balloons, kites, and other simple and inexpensive tools to produce their own documentation of the spill… and that such imagery will be essential for environmental and legal reasons in coming years. Grassroots Mapping: Kickstarter Pitch from TungstenMonkey on Vimeo. We're organizing mapping 'trips' to the coast. If you're interested in leading a trip, please contact us at the mailing list, and we'll help you get started. (equipment, training, finding volunteers, etc.) Team Local team ShannonDosemagen - LA Bucket Brigade (shannon@labucketbrigade.org) KrisAnsin - local trip coordinator, local lead (krisansin@gmail.com) Mapmaking leads, trainers OliverYeh (makeshifthoop@gmail.com) StewartLong (stewart@gonzoearth.com) JeffreyWarren (warren@mit.edu) For questions, please email our mailing list. Contact information Grassroots Mapping Mailing List: link to site - please join, this is the only way we have to reach you with meeting announcements, etc. How can you help? BOATS to Chandeleur Islands and other affected areas Volunteers in the area to fly balloons/kites, make maps Volunteer Here Help sort our aerial imagery at MapMill Equipment: Canon cameras or Android phones (see CameraOptions) Weather balloons (5 feet diameter or more) 100-gallon trash bags string, lots of string Mapping Resources [NOAA's latest prediction maps] (http://deepwaterhorizon.noaa.gov/#downloads) -- PDFs available for 24, 48, and 72 hour horizons Latest MODIS imagery - often cloud-obscured [etc. mapping resources] (http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AdlKm4HLyuw0ZGd4Z24zcXJfMTBndnYyam1nNw&hl=en)-- pulled from posts to grassrootsmapping google group Other mapping efforts LA Bucket Brigade Ushahidi instance - see below for more on LAFB CrisisCommons: Dr. Eric Frost, "Viz Lab" at SDSU San Diego: bio, crisismapping profile Skytruth is doing regular analysis of satellite imagery of the spill. LA Bucket Brigade website - 4226 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 484-3433. How-to Mapping Guides Look at our 4-page PDF guide to get started.	Revert

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