2019 Typhon Kamurri Response & Preparedness Mapping
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2019 Typhon Kammuri Response & Preparedness Mapping is an Activation of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) Philippines to the Typhoon Kammuri. Typhoon Tisoy (international name Kammuri) made landfall in Gubat, Sorsogon at around 11pm of December 2, 2019. Packing maximum sustained winds of 175 kph, gustiness reaching 240 kph and moving westward at 15 kph, it left trails of devastations in many parts of Bicol Region, including EDUCO program/project areas in the provinces of Sorsogon, Albay, Camarines Sur and Catanduanes. Based on the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DWSD) Region V DROMIC Report #7 dated December 4, 2019, the total number of affected families is 55,640 families (232, 208 persons) coming from 669 barangays in the 6 provinces of Bicol region. The total number of established evacuation centers reached 1,021 which catered to 49,034 families (201,308 persons). Meanwhile, the displaced families outside evacuation centers was recorded at 5,362 families (22,702 persons). Two (2) deaths due to hypothermia and drowning in Sta. Magdalena and Bulan were reported during the Sorsogon PDRRMC meeting conducted December 4, 2019. The national road from Manila to Sorsogon is now passable but some municipal and barangay roads are still impassable. As of December 03, 2019, there were 2,652 stranded passengers in the seaports of Matnog and Pilar Sorsogon Current situation the power is still out and classes remain canceled for all levels for the entire province. The evacuation and rehabilitation process still in progress. Source : reliefweb | |
For Aid Organizations
Map and Data Services
About OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap offers an online map (and spatial database) which is updated by the minute. Various tools and services allow data extracts for GIS specialists, Routable Garmin GPS data, Smartphone GPS navigation, and other device-compatible downloads. With an internet connection, regular syncing is possible with open access to the community contributed data as it comes in, with OpenStreetMap's bulk data downloads ideal for use offline. In addition, maps can also be printed to paper.
Browse the Activation Area to get a feel for the data that is currently available. Different map styles including an Humanitarian style can be selected on the right side, and some data may not render (appear) on the map, but could be exported from the underlying database (See export section below).
Paper Maps
Poster size Maps and normal sized paper atlases of custom areas can be printed:
- See OSM_on_Paper for an overview and list of platforms and services for printing maps.
- We suggest FieldPapers Paper Maps with grid for field survey or general navigation purposes.
Exporting OpenStreetMap data
See Downloading data for instructions on getting large scale map data, or see the focused exports below:
- Custom exports can be created on the HOT Export Tool
- Daily updated OpenStreetMap exports for Philippines are available on the Humanitarian Data eXchange (HDX)
With the availibility of Small communication devices, Navigation Offline data proves to be very useful to the humanitarians deployed in foreign countries. We support the humanitarian NGO's using navigation data and invite them to give us feedback on the utilization of these devices in the context of field deployment.
- See Software/Mobile for more information on using OSM in portable devices.
- See also Mobile Mapping on LearnOSM.org for information on mapping in the field.
Usage of OSM data for Humanitarian Missions
- Please post links/reports here...
About This Disaster Mapping Project
About HOT
- To learn more about the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT), explore more of our wiki-pages (root: HOT) or our website hotosm.org. We are a global community of mostly volunteers, we are also a US Nonprofit able to contract with organizations (email info at hotosm.org to contact our staff), we are also a 501-c-3 charitable organization.
History of this Activation
Reactivity of the OSM Community
- 28th November 2019 The Typhon Kamurri has been created and start to be monitored by Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration. It has been predicted will enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) between Saturday (30 November) and Sunday (01 December) morning
- 29th November 2019 Philippines Red Cross (PRS) asked HOT Philippines to created a tasking manager on the potentially affected area. Catanduanes Province in Bicol Region has been selected as a priority area to be mapped.
- 8 December 2019, Catanduanes Province Tasking Manager has been mapped 99 % and focused on validation activity
- 9 December 2019, 3 tasking managers in Sorgoson Province, Bicol Region have been launched as part of disaster response mapping. These tasking managers originally created for HOT Corporate Partnership Team to assist HOT Philippines for mapping preparedness activity. However, based on the Typhoon situation, they have been updated into Disaster Response Mapping.
Coordination
- HOT Disaster Coordinators: Harry Mahardhika (Activation Team Lead), Theo Andrae, Ralph Aytoun (HOT Disaster Coordinator)
- Local Leads: Nick Brown (HOT Philippines Country Manager)
Support Team
- HOT Support Team: Adityo Dwijananto, Feye Andal, Bry Damasco, Joji Bonilla
Effort made - #kamurricyclone
( all time in GMT +8)
- In the first 24 hours of the response, 18 mappers have made over 10,288 changes to the map included the addition of 42 roadways, and 1,666 buildings.
- (10.30 am) 2 December 2019 - 60 mappers have made over 40,630 changes to the map included the addition of 284 roadways, and 5,369 buildings.
- (10.30 am) 3 December 2019 - 132 mappers have made over 112,485 changes to the map included the addition of 516 roadways, and 15,667 buildings.
- (10.30 am) 4 December 2019 - 255 mappers have made over 205,132 changes to the map included the addition of 1,146 roadways, and 27,973 buildings.
- (10.30 am) 5 December 2019 - 300 mappers have made over 278,857 changes to the map included the addition of 1,454 roadways, and 37,432 buildings.
- (10.30 am) 6 December 2019 - 318 mappers have made over 315,792 changes to the map included the addition of 1,588 roadways, and 42,227 buildings.
- (8.34 pm) 7 December 2019 - 21 validators have validated 801 task squares equalling 28% of the Project.
- (8.53 am) 9 December 2019 - 22 validators have validated 987 task squares equalling 35% of the Project.
- (11.30 am) 10 December 2019 - 24 validators have validated 1092 task squares equalling 38% of the Project in Catanduanes Tasking Manager. In Sorgoson Tasking Managers (1 to 3), 14 mappers have made over 5,686 changes to the map included the addition of 20 roadways, and 720 buildings.
- (11.30 am) 11 December 2019 - 25 validators have validated 1263 task squares equalling 45% of the Project in Catanduanes Tasking Manager. In Sorgoson Tasking Managers (1 to 3), 42 mappers have made over 14,442 changes to the map included the addition of 72 roadways, and 1879 buildings.
- (11.30 am) 12 December 2019 - 26 validators have validated 1497 task squares equalling 53% of the Project in Catanduanes Tasking Manager. In Sorgoson Tasking Managers (1 to 3), 54 mappers have made over 24,677 changes to the map included the addition of 194 roadways, and 2952 buildings. In Sorgoson Tasking Managers (1 to 3), 16 Validators have validated 1378 task squares equalling 19% of the 3 projects.
- (10.00 am) 17 December 2019 - 29 validators have validated 2028 task squares equalling 71% of the Project in Catanduanes Tasking Manager. In Sorgoson Tasking Managers (1 to 3), 177 mappers have made over 64,251 changes to the map included the addition of 550 roadways, and 8120 buildings. In Sorgoson Tasking Managers (1 to 3), 22 Validators have validated 1422 task squares equalling 19% of the 3 projects.
- (10.00 am) 18 December 2019 - 30 validators have validated 2106 task squares equalling 71% of the Project in Catanduanes Tasking Manager. In Sorgoson Tasking Managers (1 to 3), 202 mappers have made over 76,407 changes to the map included the addition of 661 roadways, and 9548 buildings. In Sorgoson Tasking Managers (1 to 3), 22 Validators have validated 1422 task squares equalling 19% of the 3 projects.
For Mappers
- Local coordinators welcome remote mapping assistance to finish projects.
How You Can Contribute
Learn to Map
- Most of our volunteer needs are for remote OSM contributors, visit LearnOSM.org to get started.
Support
We’re available to support you with any questions on these activities, please fill out this form and join us on the HOT Slack Channel: slack.hotosm.org and head to #mapper-support for assistance.
Host a Mapathon
Instructions on the Missing Maps website.
Validate
Experienced mappers of at least Intermediate level can apply to be validator on this activation, double checking mapping and helping new mappers grow their skills:
Register to become a validator on the HOT Tasking Manager.
Information on validating can be found here
Specific Validation Guideline for this tasking manager can be seen here
Spread the Word
- Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and share our messages to encourage more mappers! Use the HOT hashtag #mapthedifference
Mapping Progress
- Please focus on highly populated areas first
- Experienced mappers are also asked to participate in validating completed tasks. Information on validating can be found here
| Project | Priority | Location | What to map | Imagery Source | Task Mapping Status | Task Validation Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACTIVATION PROJECTS | ||||||
| 7384 | Urgent | Catanduanes Islands, Philippines | Buildings, Roads | MAXAR Standard Imagery | Mapped (98%) | Validated (74%) |
| 6733 | Urgent | Sorsogon Province, Philippines #1 | Buildings, Roads | MAXAR Standard Imagery | Mapped (76%) | Validated (26%) |
| 6734 | Urgent | Sorsogon Province, Philippines #2 | Buildings, Roads | MAXAR Standard Imagery | Mapped (60%) | Validated (17%) |
| 6735 | Urgent | Sorsogon Province, Philippines #3 | Buildings, Roads | MAXAR Standard Imagery | Mapped (58%) | Validated (16%) |
Mapping Area & Imagery
Mapping Area
Mapping areas have been determined based on High-Resolution Settlement Layer (HRSL) from Facebook Connectivity Lab and Center for International Earth Science Information Network - CIESIN - Columbia University. Accessed 01 June 2019.
OSM Default Imagery Sources
Imagery Instructions
- Use Maxar SATELLITE Imagery as your first option. It relatively the clearest and most update imagery among the others in this area. (Has been attached in this tasking manager)
- However, keep check the other imagery sources such as BING if you have a tile that is either cloudy or no high-resolution imagery available; please mark the task as "Bad Imagery" if none is available.
- Align the imagery with existing/mapped features if necessary (ie. neither Maxar or Bing are aligned with the existing /mapped features). For further guidelines about correcting imagery offset, please see here
Additionally, with JOSM, it's relatively easy to add special imagery if the license is appropriate for tracing into OSM. For more details see JOSM Imagery Help