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Jennie Phillips

New KoBoToolbox piloted in disaster simulation | KoBoToolbox - 0 views

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    Article about Kobo toolbox used during simulation with harvard humanitarian initiative, similar training to CCHT
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How AI, Twitter and digital volunteers are transforming humanitarian disaster response ... - 0 views

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    Statistic on accuracy of data
Jennie Phillips

Digital Humanitarian Response: Moving from Crowdsourcing to Microtasking | iRevolution - 0 views

  • real-time monitor-ing, tagging and geo-location of relevant reports published on mainstream and social media
  • Google Spreadsheets was simply not de-signed to facilitate real-time monitoring, tagging and geo-location tasks by hundreds of digital volunteers collaborating synchronously and asynchronously across multiple time zones.
  • I often describe micro-tasking as “smart crowdsourcing”.
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  • Micro-tasking is simply the process of taking a large task and breaking it down into a series of smaller tasks
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Are Drones and Bitcoin New Technologies for Community Health Workers? | ICT Works - 0 views

  • We agreed that technology decisions should not be pushed down the development process, from donor to implementer, to health system, to CHW.
  • engagement with all frontline health workers
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An Introduction to Humanitarian UAVs and their Many Uses  | iRevolution - 0 views

  • A bird’s eye view of a disaster-affected area simply captures far more information than most Earth-based data-collection technologies can.
  • fraction of the cost with far fewer licensing and data-sharing restrictions than satellite imagery.
  • Rotary-wing UAVs were used to support search and rescue efforts, looking for survivors amongst massive fields of debris left behind by the unprecedented storm surge (see below).
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  • reas that could not be reached by car and then analyzed this imagery for any signs of trapped survivors
  • used in the wake of Yolanda to help clear roads.
  • Fixed-wing UAVs like the eBee were used to survey disaster damage in Tacloban, with the resulting imagery uploaded to Humanitarian OpenStreetMap’s (HOT’s)
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