I am looking for project owners or contributors who would be
interested in work to be done on their projects during the NECH
hackathon so we could do some planning together in the next 3 weeks.
Monika Adamczyk
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What am I missing here that solicited so little response?
Monika Adamczyk
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I got your direct email with the requirements.
Thanks
Monika Adamczyk
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On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 1:34 PM, Larry Molmud <lmo...@me.com> wrote:
> Monika –
> Monterey CERT has shared out a draft requirements doc with the group that
> has outlined the need to tie together mobile devices (smartphones, regular
> cell phones), geolocation apps, sms, and opensource crowdmapping frameworks
> (ushahidi, etc.) for feeding and managing incident reports and dispatches.
> Can I send to you under separate cover if you haven't seen this?
> – Larry
>
> Larry Molmud
> SBA Monterey CERT
> lmo...@mac.com
> 831.372.1741
> 408.472.4247
Hello Monika and thanks Heather! We would love for our project to be continued and have been working with Pat Tressel in identifying what steps need to be taken. I know of another NGO that may have a worthy submission for the event, but may I ask where the tech overview would be submitted for consideration? I see a portal (Eventbrite) that contains registrations for the students, developers, professor(s) and press. Thanks in advance, I’m sure it will be a successful event.
Cat Graham
Humanity Road, Inc.
Mobile 954-305-3226
Twitter or Skype @peaceful_intent
Please follow and Retweet @Humanityroad and @Redcrossdog
From: Heather Leson [mailto:heathe...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2011 3:18 PM
To: crisiscamp-...@googlegroups.com; crisiscommons; crisiscamp-boston
Cc: Cat Graham; Pat Tressel
Subject: Re: [CrisisCamp Coordinators] Re: active Crisis Commons projects?
HI Monika,
Population Centers in Disaster was a collaborative project started at RHoK 2.0. Participants include: Humanity Road, RHoK Seattle, RHoK Toronto (CrisisCamp Toronto team), OpenStreetMap and Sahana.
The project initiator is Humanity Road. The final product will reside in Sahana. The main contact is Cat Graham, Humanity Road. The contact for Sahana is Pat Tressel.
Here our latest status report:
http://textontechs.com/2011/01/rhok-follow-up-population-centers-in-disaster/
I think that collaborative projects across Volunteer Technical Communities use our best power. Thus, while it is not only a "CrisisCommons" project, it is a worthy candidate.
Thanks,
Heather L
Heather Leson
heathe...@gmail.com
Twitter: HeatherLeson
Blog: textontechs.com
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HI Monika,
Population Centers in Disaster was a collaborative project started at RHoK 2.0. Participants include: Humanity Road, RHoK Seattle, RHoK Toronto (CrisisCamp Toronto team), OpenStreetMap and Sahana.
The project initiator is Humanity Road. The final product will reside in Sahana. The main contact is Cat Graham, Humanity Road. The contact for Sahana is Pat Tressel.
Here our latest status report:
http://textontechs.com/2011/01/rhok-follow-up-population-centers-in-disaster/
I think that collaborative projects across Volunteer Technical Communities use our best power. Thus, while it is not only a "CrisisCommons" project, it is a worthy candidate.
Thanks,
Heather L
Heather Leson
heathe...@gmail.com
Twitter: HeatherLeson
Blog: textontechs.com
Monika Adamczyk
-- MACO TECH INC
-- http://www.maco-tech.com
-- mon...@maco-tech.com
-- +1 781-816-9817
-- Twitter @macotech