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• Data Standards
  [[Category: MIT]] [[Category: Data]] [[Category: Standards]]
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• Data and Ethics
  ...hill in nepal and there are teams supporting them. These teams are finding data about the villages but there are rebls up in the hills that might attack th When you talk about Data and ethics you are talking about risk.
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• Data sharing ecosystem without org buy-in
  '''Data tools''' * humanitarian data exchange
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• Mapping overview
  Use QGIS - data on my machine ==Get map data - reliable in US==
  1,015 bytes (168 words) - 17:02, 9 June 2016
• Data sharing ecosystem without org buy-in
  '''Data tools''' * humanitarian data exchange
  4 KB (530 words) - 17:00, 9 June 2016
• Data and Ethics
  ...hill in nepal and there are teams supporting them. These teams are finding data about the villages but there are rebls up in the hills that might attack th When you talk about Data and ethics you are talking about risk.
  3 KB (506 words) - 22:26, 18 May 2015
• Data Standards
  [[Category: MIT]] [[Category: Data]] [[Category: Standards]]
  60 bytes (6 words) - 22:24, 18 May 2015
• Consent
  Giving data on a quick cycle because it's a disaster. Do we delete the data? DO we keep it so we can learn? Do we keep the meta data?
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• 3W ReadMe
  ...ship of something. We must embody our commitment to collaboration and open data. * Ideally, the data is structured in such a way that it doesn’t require a scraper to pull fro
  4 KB (675 words) - 00:05, 28 May 2015
• 2015 May MIT
  ===Data Collection=== * What's the good, bad, and ugly of data collection
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• 2012 Jul 31
  ...data evidence management system, dealing with hunches) and do humanitarian data consultancy. Wrote an API to data.un.org ; sucked in all their data and corrected countryname references; added two new columns to each dataset
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• Online Safety
  ...f educating builds trust, after which folk are more willing to share their data. Story of finding people being trafficked via big data, not catching people who are happy in sex work. Is there a blanket statemen
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• Digital response ecosystem map
  ...e ecosystem could provide a shared view of the current actors and flows of data and communication. Our hope is that this shared view might provide better g ...KuNHNRo1PDz/viwZXkcUR6S0Uciis Backend]''' : where our collaboratively-held data lives.
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• Inroads to formal organizations
  ...tributed as the source: Ex: Maps with organizations’ logos who contributed data. But the effort of taking on, cleaning up, standardizing data is so much work. How might we offset, or motivate, that work?
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• Before you jump in: Missing Persons
  ...for their ability to perform long-term maintenance and protection of said data. You and your tool will need to undergo the same rigor before being launche ...s while still maintaining their commitments to privacy and security of the data they hold. If you launch your tool, you’ll need to adhere to the same lev
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• Public Labs and Consent
  ...Separately creating a platform or space to accept the risk of sharing that data (anonymously... OR not). Registering data -- can either keep it yourself or upload it to the group.
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• 2016 April 12
  : Nethope, Coordinated data scramble, decision makers needs. https://resiliencecolab.org/2016/01/introducing-data-models-for-humanitarian-services-2/
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• 2015 Nov 27
  ** Data responsibility too? Focused on communication and coordination channels. C ** Interested in including data standardization as well - Marie
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• 2016 June HumTechFest
  ====data==== * how do we keep people present when collecting data?
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• 2015 Sept 23
  ...ss right now because it allows the use of currently obtainable/observable data. The next phase of this would be for intentionality interpretation by the ===Earthquake Coordinated Data Scramble===
  7 KB (1,204 words) - 18:18, 23 September 2015
• 2012 Sept 12
  ...s available. Real-time system of status and location. White House's safety.data.gov datasets and tools around residential fire and incidence. Expanded sets * Evert needs to meet up with some people. What sorts of data should be plugged into their network when it deploys?
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• What would we do with an ecosystem map?
  I have lots of data and people struggle - to share data, to make sense of it, etc. Incompleteness about the data changes what we do. The map of the ecosystem that everyone is actually comf
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• 2016 June Meet Up
  ...treetMap] is "built by a community of mappers that contribute and maintain data about roads, trails, cafés, railway stations, and much more, all over the ...uraged to tap in areas which seem to have infrastructure of some kind. The data is taken in aggregate (and cross referenced with other digital volunteers)
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• 2015 Aug 06
  ...pretty much everything else, data scientist, VOST volunteer, Columbia SIPA data science prof (sarajterp@gmail.com) ...ng record of crisis efforts, technologies, techniques and improving crisis data science techniques and tools.
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• A handbook for digital response
  * UNOCHA Humanitarian Data Scientists
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• Frontline communities holding responders accountable
  ...ironment and ongoing needs can be offered to response agencies as baseline data. A rapid proposal process can be created for response agencies to state wha
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• 2016 May 23
  * Dar es Salaam mapping. Baseline data for resilience initaitives. Dedicated to openness. http://ramanihuria.org/ * mostly focused on food and agriculture and use of internet of things, big data, etc.
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• 2016 HumTechFest LARP
  ...out preparedness and my personal safety. What do I do with all my business data, making sure the people I help are able to get my help. Making that investm ** "I understood the data by walking around in it" -- making sense with whatever way finding you have
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• Main Page
  ...ommunities could hold responders accountable, did skill shares around open data, and spec'd out easy-to-create after action report templates. The GovLab also has a [http://thegovlab.org/data-and-humanitarian-response/ list of selected readings] worth checking out.
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• Community groups in crisis
  ...eps in making this kind of thing better is taking these stories and adding data.
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