The road network over Central African Republic is already quite detailed, but it is impacted by lack of high resolution imagery everywhere over the country.
This project uses imagery provided by Digital Globe Maps API and focus on areas of Bing low resolution imagery, using a reference buffered layer from the existing, rough OSM data. It is complementary to this TM project, that uses Bing imagery.
Created by SeverinGeo - Updated - Priority: mediumL’objectif de cette tâche est d’améliorer la carte de base de la ville de Tombouctou, une des villes les plus importantes du Mali. Cette carte de base servira à un grand nombre de personnes pour des buts différents : les populations locales et les étrangers pourront mieux s’orienter dans la ville, les ONGs (inter)nationales pourront mieux adapter leurs programmes d'aide, les institutions gouvernementales seront en mesure d'améliorer certaines infrastructures, les entreprises pourront indiquer leurs agences sur la carte, etc.
Created by Nathalie SIDIBE - Updated - Priority: mediumLa communauté OSM Guinée lance une vaste campagne pour cartographier la ville de Conakry. Pour cette première phase , nous entamons par la commune de Matam la plus vulnérable pendant la saison hivernale.
Created by sbskalan - Updated - Priority: mediumFor experienced mappers only Damage evaluation for Haiti CNIGS and Civil Protection, IDB, and World Bank.
UAV images of areas devastated by Hurricane Matthew are becoming available. To map visible damage, it is proposed to use BAR methodology. This project is for Jérémie, where extended drone imagery was collected on Oct 20.
Created by jgc - Updated - Priority: mediumFor experienced mappers only Damage evaluation for Haiti CNIGS and Civil Protection, IDB,and World Bank.
UAV images of areas devastated by Hurricane Matthew are becoming available. To map visible damage, it is proposed to use BAR methodology. This project is for Chardonnières, Port-à-Piment, Damassins, Coteaux, Roche-à-Bateau, and Port-Salut, that were very badly hit, and where drone imagery was collected on Oct 15.
Created by jgc - Updated - Priority: mediumFor experienced mappers only Damage evaluation for Haiti CNIGS and Civil Protection, BID,and World Bank.
Satellite and UAV images of areas devastated by Hurricane Matthew are becoming available. To map visible damage, it is proposed to use BAR methodology. This project is for an area in north of Les Cayes, where drone imagery was collected on Oct 15.
Created by jgc - Updated - Priority: mediumMapathon Oct.29 Fits with mappers with recent experience but not with newcomers - please avoid iD
This jobs aims at mapping the rural areas within the hills of Grand'Anse Department, over the communes of Abricots, Dame-Marie, Chambellan, Moron, Anse d'Hainault and Grande Anse, located in the most affected areas by Hurricane Matthew (UNOSAT impact zone 1, with winds over 120 km/h). Mapping such areas is key for a potential Cholera response.
DigitalGlobe and Bing imagery are used and will provide a pre-disaster state.
Created by SeverinGeo - Updated - Priority: mediumThis project is part of a global approach which has been set up in, at least, 9 african countries. Learn more about context and methodology on the dedicated OSM Wiki Page: Consolidated mapping projects - base roads check vs open data references. Happy mapping !
Created by Guy Maurel KONAN - Updated - Priority: mediumThis project is part of a global approach which has been set up in, at least, 9 african countries. Learn more about context and methodology on the dedicated OSM Wiki Page: Consolidated mapping projects - base roads check vs open data references. Happy mapping !
Created by fatimanalher - Updated - Priority: mediumUNE MEILLEURE VISIBILITE DU RESEAU ROUTIER A DALOA
Created by deborakrouba - Updated - Priority: medium
OSM Tasking Manager is a mapping tool designed and built for the Humanitarian OSM Team collaborative mapping. The purpose of the tool is to divide up a mapping job into smaller tasks that can be completed rapidly. It shows which areas need to be mapped and which areas need the mapping validated.
This approach facilitates the distribution of tasks to the various mappers in a context of emergency. It also permits to control the progress and the homogeneity of the work done (ie. Elements to cover, specific tags to use, etc.).