Broad Street Maps

If you haven't yet seen this animation courtesy of Mapbox and OpenStreetMap, you need to. This what digital humanitarianism can look like.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/05/150501-nepal-crisis-mapping-disaster-relief-earthquake/ #

How 'Crisis Mapping' Is Shaping Disaster Relief in Nepal Volunteers use a growing digital toolkit to chart passable roads and structurally sound buildings after the quake.

Our reflections on on the blog now (including this great infographic). Why we believe programs have the power to transform health systems

http://www.broadstreetmaps.org/blog/2015/4/16/reflections-on-world-health-worker-week

Great article about the role that GIS and remote sensing has played in the relief effort. Don't miss the interesting videos from and the U.S. Army in there!
http://trajectorymagazine.com/government/item/1908-an-unprecedented-response.html

An Unprecedented Response The GEOINT Community’s role in the Ebola relief effort represents a sweeping shift in how the world accesses and applies geospatial technology.

Repping Broad Street Maps! We miss you Sam!