Keynote Speaker - Kate Chapman
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Describes how crowdsourced maps and open data solve concrete gaps: a project that maps 500 neighborhoods in Jakarta, a protocol that reduces building attributes from ~200 to 5 so citywide risk assessments become practical, a MapMill fork that mobilizes 6,000 volunteers on imagery after Sandy to speed field assessments, and Open Supply Hub’s effort to crowdsource production locations (farms, factories, mines) because retailers often lack origin data for buttons, cotton, and dairy plants.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Conference opening and notes
- 11:31Keynote introduction
- 12:47Defining socio-technical systems
- 22:29Lessons in collaboration
- 27:19Community building in Indonesia
- 31:33Rapid prototype response
- 34:03Wikipedia and media architecture
- 37:24Supply chains and conclusion
