Summit Program
On 4 December 2020, the humanitarian mapping community will convene for a global virtual meeting. We hope much of the humanitarian mapping/OpenStreetMap community will come together to showcase projects, discuss and share ideas, and learn how mapping projects can have impact on the lives beyond the people mapping and create better disaster and development outcomes.
To access the live stream, please go to the UR2020 Agenda and click the link to the broadcast for the session you wish to attend.
ASIA/OCEANIA BLOCK
AFRICA/EUROPE BLOCK
AMERICAS BLOCK
02:00 UTC
02:30 UTC
Dialogue
LGBT Communities and the Unmapped Philippines
Mikko Tamura – MapBeks
02:50 UTC
Lightning Talk
The State of OSM Data in Indonesia: Then, Now, and Future
Adityo Dwijananto – HOT ID
02:58 UTC
Lightning Talk
Mapping the Map in Japan
Kuniharu Higano & Ayako Takahashi – YouthMappersAGU
03:06 UTC
Lightning Talk
OSM Adda: Virtually training and engaging mappers in Nepal
Angela Tamrakar – Youth Innovation Lab
03:13 UTC
Dialogue
An homage to the projects of #map2020
Edoardo Neerhut – Mapillary
03:33 UTC
Dialogue
Observe - offline, cross-platform field editor for OSM
Sajjad Anwar – Development Seed
03:53 UTC
Video Message
Greetings from backers of HOT's Audacious Vision: ELMA Foundation and Rippleworks
04:00 UTC
Lightning Talk
HOT OSM and Indian Community
Ark Arjurn
04:07 UTC
Lightning Talk
Mapping to support COVID-19 response in Mongolia
Erdenetsogt Sumiyasuren – Public Lab Mongolia
04:15 UTC
Failfest
Inspiring Youths to Map Nepal: Challenges, Successes, Lessons Learned and Way Forward
Saurav Gautam – YouthMappers
04:30 UTC
Closing Remarks
Tyler Radford, Executive Director at Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
10:00 UTC
Opening Remarks/Keynote
Keynote Speaker
Miriam Gonzalez – HOT Board President & Claire Melamed – CEO of Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data
10:20 UTC
Dialogue
Kenya Covid Tracker: Tracking Covid-19 cases and resources in informal settlements
Zacharia Muindi – Map Kibera
10:40 UTC
Lightning Talk
How we responded to Covid-19 Pandemic by Mapping Uganda Border Towns with HOT Rapid Response Microgrant
Samson Ngumenawe – MapUganda
Lightning Talk
Assessing Women Empowerment Needs Using Open Data And GeoSpatial Skills: Implications for SDGs in Nigeria
Victor Sunday – Unique Mappers Network Nigeria
10:48 UTC
Lightning Talk
Mapping Emergency Health Services in Senegal
Mark Herringer – The Global Healthsites Mapping Project
Lightning Talk
Volunteer Activation and Creating Documentation
Oguzhan Er-Yer Cizenler
10:55 UTC
Lightning Talk
OpenStreetMap for healthcare access
Marcel Reinmuth – University Heidelberg
Lightning Talk
Dashboard to monitor spatial data quality compliance of OpenStreetMap for humanitarian action
Muhammad Saleem – Faculty of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC), University of Twente
11:02 UTC
Lightning Talk
MapUganda a Drone tech OSM Community in Uganda
Deo Kiggudde – Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
Lightning Talk
[French Session] Community use of map data in Nord-Kivu
Bienvenu Muluba & Jackson Mumbere Kombi – HOT/OSM DRC
11:10 UTC
Dialogue
Kontur Population Dataset & disaser.ninja feedback session
Darafei Praliaskouski & Tatsiana Karvat – Kontur
11:30 UTC
Dialogue
Mapping for Peace: Unite Maps initiative challenges
Michael Montani & Diego Gonzalez Ferreiro – United Nations Global Service Center (UNGSC)
Dialogue
Overcoming barriers to sustainable OpenStreetMap communities
Geoffrey Kateregga – Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Community Working Group
11:50 UTC
Video Message
Greetings from backers of HOT's Audacious Vision: ELMA Foundation and Rippleworks
11:55 UTC
(Extended) Dialogue
Beyond the mapathon: Considering the Sustainability of community engagement and data production in humanitarian mapping activities
Hannah Ker – MapAction , Geoffrey Kateregga – Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team & Benjamin Herfort – HeiGIT
Lightning Talk
Building a Mapping Community in South Sudan
Micheal Yani – OpenStreetMap Community South Sudan
12:03 UTC
Lightning Talk
Developing a web map repository of Kampala's Informal Settlements: Kawempe Division
Solomon Kica – Resilience Mappers
12:10 UTC
Lightning Talk
Mapping to improve planning for access to water
Herry Kasunga – Hope for Girls and Women Tanzania
12:18 UTC
Lightning Talk
HOT Data Quality Internship: results and prespectives of a collaborative project
Federica Gaspari – Politecnico di Milano
Lightning Talk
International Mapping Partnership Rome-Hargeisa 2020 Geoportal of Hargeisa
Valerio De Luca & Giuseppe Maria Battisti – Map For Future
12:25 UTC
Failfest
Adjusting our refugee site mapping standardization strategy in compliance with good OSM practices: the experience of one tag proposal
Manon Viou – CartONG
Failfest
Sierra Leone: Reviving and Expanding the OSM Community in Sierra Leone & Supports to keep communities alive
Tommy Charles – OpenStreetMap
12:40 UTC
Closing Remarks/Keynote
Keynote Speaker
Angela Oduor Lungati – Executive Director at Ushahidi & Tyler Radford – Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
15:00 UTC
15:20 UTC
Dialogue
OSM and ArcGIS
Olivier Cottray & Ryan Lanclos – ESRI
Dialogue
SIGenBici: a collaborative mapping project of cycling infrastructure in Medellin, Colombia
Natalia da Silveria Arruda – Universidad de Antioquia
15:40 UTC
Debate
Damage Assessment
Cristiano Giovando, Marc van den Homberg, Antoni Ros Martinez & Kyriacos Koupparis – Netherlands Red Cross 510, REACH Impact Initiatives, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team & WFP
Debate
Geospatial Ethics, Philanthropy, Politics of Representation
Rupert Allan, Deo Kiggudde & Erica Hagen – Missing Maps & Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
16:05 UTC
Dialogue
Map With AI: Past, Present, and Future
Jeff Underwood & Yunzhi Lin – Facebook
Dialogue
Ethical Geography and Humanitarian Mapping
Erica Hagen – Map Kibera/GroundTruth Initiative
16:25 UTC
Dialogue
The Future of Mapping Land Rights and Resources
Katie Pickett – Cadasta Foundation
Failfest
OSM Mapping as a Critical Data Literacy Instruction Tool
Bethany McGowan – Purdue University
16:44 UTC
Video Message
Greetings from backers of HOT's Audacious Vision: ELMA Foundation and Rippleworks
16:50 UTC
Lightning Talk
Mapping against wildfires in Bolivia [HOT 2020 Micrograntee]
Leon Lizon – Practical Action
Lightning Talk
OSM Contribution 101: Contributing to OpenStreetMap beyond mapping
Laura Mugeha – YouthMappers
16:57 UTC
Lightning Talk
Open Data for Disaster Response
Madison Musgrave – Maxar Technologies
Lightning Talk
Getting the best of COVID-19 for Data
Kazeem Owolabi – Humanitarian Mappers
17:05 UTC
Lightning Talk
Cities Covid Mitigation Mapping
Laura Cline – U.S. Department of State (MapGive initiative)
Lightning Talk
Mapping the Trash Value Chain
Chad Blevins – Critigen-Trashsites
17:12 UTC
Lightning Talk
User-Centric Design for Open Source Mapping Tools
Jian He
Lightning Talk
Beyond the Mapathon - The Future of Volunteering at HOT
Anna Teach & Edgar Lemus Pablo – Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
17:20 UTC
Dialogue
An Incomplete History of HOT, Part 2
Mikel Maron & Kate Chapman
Dialogue
MapImpact: University students developing mapping projects in times of pandemic
Regina Campos Ccarhuarupay, Marian Manga, Ana Lucero Cjuiro, Rossy Condori, Macarena Suca & Cristian Morveli – GAL Center
17:40 UTC
Closing Remarks/Keynote
Keynote Speaker
George Roter – Expert-in-Residence at Rippleworks & Tyler Radford – Executive Director at Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team