[HOT] 1st Activation Working Group meeting report

[Séverin MENARD]

Soory I missed this chat but will be present to the next one.
Remote response apart, what should be our potential ground deployment ?  I
think a ground team who would activate and train quickly the local
communities, could drive the HOT remote support, provide imagery feedbacks
(precise GPS coordinates, interpretation, etc.) or even imagery itself
taken by a drone (some tests are ongoing in Haiti) would make sense. IMHO
HOT's kind of uniqueness is to be able to provide coordinated ground and
remote response.

Severin

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> Hello Team,
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> Today we had the first meeting of the HOT Activation Working Group on the
> IRC channel.  The meeting lasted an hour. Pierre Beland, Fran Boon, Andrew
> Buck, Robert Banick, Harry Wood, and I participated.
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> The stated objective of the working group is to develop a strategy and
> tactics for optimally allocating HOT's resources in response to
> humanitarian crisis. We noted that humanitarian crises range quite widely
> in severity and in level of international response, and that HOT's response
> should be commensurate with the degree to which our services will be used
> by responders on the ground.
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> The substance of the discussion today revolved around identifying HOT's
> possible responses to crisis (including documenting data sources, acquiring
> imagery, setting up volunteer tasking services, and mobilizing volunteers),
> and working backwards to identify the triggers for those activities.
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> We also discussed at length the distinction between "activation", and
> simply responding to requests made by partner organizations. We agreed (I
> believe) that prompt and reliable response to partner inquiries should be a
> priority for HOT and should be taken up as a subject for discussion and
> recommendation by the working group.
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> I think that the working group members agreed to start documenting some of
> these ideas on the OSM wiki for further discussion. We also agreed after
> talking for an hour to pick up the discussion again one week from today, at
> 14:00 UTC on Thu 22 Mar 2012.
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> The IRC log for today's meeting is here:
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> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Humanitarian_OpenStreetMap_Team/Activation_Working_Group_22_Mar_2012
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> Hope to see those of you who are interested in the subject on #hot next
> Thursday! I'll send out a reminder a couple days ahead of time. Cheers!
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