Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Planning an Open Cities Mapping Project
This guide offers a comprehensive understanding of the design and implementation of an Open Cities mapping project for both practitioners in the field and those interested in a higher-level understanding of the process. The guideapos;s content is b...
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ABBREVIATIONS ACTION PLAN ATLAS BACKUP BINDERS BLOG BOUNDARIES BOUNDARY BRAINSTORMING CAPACITY BUILDING CITIES COLLABORATION COLLABORATIVE WORK COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY GROUPS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMPLEXITY COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTERS CONNECTIVITY CONTENTS COPYRIGHT CREATIVE SOLUTIONS CUSTOM DATA ANALYSIS DATA CAPTURE DATA COLLECTION DATA ENTRY DATA MODELING DATA SHARING DATA SOURCES DECISION MAKERS DECISION MAKING DECISION-MAKING DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTIONS DIGITAL DATA DIGITIZATION DISCUSSION DISCUSSIONS DOMAIN DRM ELECTRICITY ENGINEERS ENTRY POINT EQUIPMENT EXPERIMENTATION FLOW OF INFORMATION FUNCTIONALITY GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GOVERNMENT ENTITIES GPS GROUP OF USERS HARDWARE HOSPITALS HOUSEHOLDS HUMAN CAPITAL ID IDEA IDEAS IMAGE IMAGES INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM INNOVATION INSIGHTS INSTRUCTION INTEGRATION INTERVENTIONS LEADING LEARNING LIBRARIES LICENSE LICENSES MATERIAL METRICS MOBILE APPLICATIONS MOBILE DEVICES MOBILE PHONES NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORKS OBJECT OBJECTS ONLINE DATABASE OPEN SYSTEMS OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS PHONES PILOT PROJECT PILOT PROJECTS POPULATION DISTRIBUTION PRACTITIONERS PRIVACY PRIVATE SECTOR PROGRAMS PROJECT MANAGEMENT QUALITY INFORMATION QUERIES RENTING RESULT SATELLITE SATELLITES SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITIES SEARCH SEARCH ENGINE SERVICE PROVIDERS SETTLEMENTS SITES SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL NETWORKING SOFTWARE COMPANIES SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SUPERVISION TAGGING TECHNICAL SUPPORT TELEPHONE TIME FRAME TIME PERIOD TRAFFIC TRAINING MANUAL TRAINING MATERIAL TRAINING MATERIALS TRAININGS URBAN AREA URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN PLANNERS URBAN PLANNING URBAN POPULATIONS USER USER GROUPS USERS USES VARIETY WEBSITE YOUTH |
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ABBREVIATIONS ACTION PLAN ATLAS BACKUP BINDERS BLOG BOUNDARIES BOUNDARY BRAINSTORMING CAPACITY BUILDING CITIES COLLABORATION COLLABORATIVE WORK COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY GROUPS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMPLEXITY COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTERS CONNECTIVITY CONTENTS COPYRIGHT CREATIVE SOLUTIONS CUSTOM DATA ANALYSIS DATA CAPTURE DATA COLLECTION DATA ENTRY DATA MODELING DATA SHARING DATA SOURCES DECISION MAKERS DECISION MAKING DECISION-MAKING DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTIONS DIGITAL DATA DIGITIZATION DISCUSSION DISCUSSIONS DOMAIN DRM ELECTRICITY ENGINEERS ENTRY POINT EQUIPMENT EXPERIMENTATION FLOW OF INFORMATION FUNCTIONALITY GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GOVERNMENT ENTITIES GPS GROUP OF USERS HARDWARE HOSPITALS HOUSEHOLDS HUMAN CAPITAL ID IDEA IDEAS IMAGE IMAGES INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM INNOVATION INSIGHTS INSTRUCTION INTEGRATION INTERVENTIONS LEADING LEARNING LIBRARIES LICENSE LICENSES MATERIAL METRICS MOBILE APPLICATIONS MOBILE DEVICES MOBILE PHONES NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORKS OBJECT OBJECTS ONLINE DATABASE OPEN SYSTEMS OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS PHONES PILOT PROJECT PILOT PROJECTS POPULATION DISTRIBUTION PRACTITIONERS PRIVACY PRIVATE SECTOR PROGRAMS PROJECT MANAGEMENT QUALITY INFORMATION QUERIES RENTING RESULT SATELLITE SATELLITES SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITIES SEARCH SEARCH ENGINE SERVICE PROVIDERS SETTLEMENTS SITES SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL NETWORKING SOFTWARE COMPANIES SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SUPERVISION TAGGING TECHNICAL SUPPORT TELEPHONE TIME FRAME TIME PERIOD TRAFFIC TRAINING MANUAL TRAINING MATERIAL TRAINING MATERIALS TRAININGS URBAN AREA URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN PLANNERS URBAN PLANNING URBAN POPULATIONS USER USER GROUPS USERS USES VARIETY WEBSITE YOUTH World Bank Group Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Planning an Open Cities Mapping Project |
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This guide offers a comprehensive
understanding of the design and implementation of an Open
Cities mapping project for both practitioners in the field
and those interested in a higher-level understanding of the
process. The guideapos;s content is based on experience in
implementing the initial Open Cities projects in Bangladesh,
Nepal, and Sri Lanka as well as on previous mapping project
experience. Where relevant, it provides relevant examples
from those projects in the text and full case studies at the
end of guide. The Open Cities Project launched its efforts
in three cities: Batticaloa, Sri Lanka; Dhaka, Bangladesh;
and Kathmandu, Nepal. These cities were chosen for: 1) their
high levels of disaster risk; 2) the presence of World
Bank-lending activities related to urban planning and
disaster management that would benefit from access to better
data; and 3) the willingness of government counterparts to
participate in and help guide the interventions. Chapter 2,
quot;Project Design and Preparation,quot; covers how a
project design process begins: by identifying partners,
clarifying a projectapos;s objectives and scope, assembling
a team of managers and mappers, and assessing the necessary
resources for mapping. Chapter 3, quot;Getting
Started,quot; then describes the steps after the initial
planning stage: how to locate an appropriate workspace,
assess equipment costs, and prepare staff training. Chapter
4, quot;Implementation and Supervision,quot; takes a
practical look at data collection techniques from both the
organizational and technical perspectives. It also
addresses common challenges and mechanisms for quality
control and reporting. Finally, chapter 5 examines the
lessons learned from previous Open Cities projects and
considers future improvements to the overall project design. |
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World Bank Group Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery |
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World Bank Group Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery |
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Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Planning an Open Cities Mapping Project |
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Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Planning an Open Cities Mapping Project |
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Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Planning an Open Cities Mapping Project |
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Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Planning an Open Cities Mapping Project |
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Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Planning an Open Cities Mapping Project |
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open data for resilience initiative : planning an open cities mapping project |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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okr-10986-208132021-04-23T14:03:59Z Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Planning an Open Cities Mapping Project World Bank Group Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery ABBREVIATIONS ACTION PLAN ATLAS BACKUP BINDERS BLOG BOUNDARIES BOUNDARY BRAINSTORMING CAPACITY BUILDING CITIES COLLABORATION COLLABORATIVE WORK COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY GROUPS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMPLEXITY COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTERS CONNECTIVITY CONTENTS COPYRIGHT CREATIVE SOLUTIONS CUSTOM DATA ANALYSIS DATA CAPTURE DATA COLLECTION DATA ENTRY DATA MODELING DATA SHARING DATA SOURCES DECISION MAKERS DECISION MAKING DECISION-MAKING DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTIONS DIGITAL DATA DIGITIZATION DISCUSSION DISCUSSIONS DOMAIN DRM E-MAIL ELECTRICITY ENGINEERS ENTRY POINT EQUIPMENT EXPERIMENTATION FLOW OF INFORMATION FUNCTIONALITY GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GOVERNMENT ENTITIES GPS GROUP OF USERS HARDWARE HOSPITALS HOUSEHOLDS HUMAN CAPITAL ID IDEA IDEAS IMAGE IMAGES INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM INNOVATION INSIGHTS INSTRUCTION INTEGRATION INTERVENTIONS LEADING LEARNING LIBRARIES LICENSE LICENSES MATERIAL METRICS MOBILE APPLICATIONS MOBILE DEVICES MOBILE PHONES NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORKS OBJECT OBJECTS ONLINE DATABASE OPEN SYSTEMS OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS PHONES PILOT PROJECT PILOT PROJECTS POPULATION DISTRIBUTION PRACTITIONERS PRIVACY PRIVATE SECTOR PROGRAMS PROJECT MANAGEMENT QUALITY INFORMATION QUERIES RENTING RESULT SATELLITE SATELLITES SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITIES SEARCH SEARCH ENGINE SERVICE PROVIDERS SETTLEMENTS SITES SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL NETWORKING SOFTWARE COMPANIES SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SUPERVISION TAGGING TECHNICAL SUPPORT TELEPHONE TIME FRAME TIME PERIOD TRAFFIC TRAINING MANUAL TRAINING MATERIAL TRAINING MATERIALS TRAININGS URBAN AREA URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN PLANNERS URBAN PLANNING URBAN POPULATIONS USER USER GROUPS USERS USES VARIETY WEBSITE YOUTH This guide offers a comprehensive understanding of the design and implementation of an Open Cities mapping project for both practitioners in the field and those interested in a higher-level understanding of the process. The guideapos;s content is based on experience in implementing the initial Open Cities projects in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka as well as on previous mapping project experience. Where relevant, it provides relevant examples from those projects in the text and full case studies at the end of guide. The Open Cities Project launched its efforts in three cities: Batticaloa, Sri Lanka; Dhaka, Bangladesh; and Kathmandu, Nepal. These cities were chosen for: 1) their high levels of disaster risk; 2) the presence of World Bank-lending activities related to urban planning and disaster management that would benefit from access to better data; and 3) the willingness of government counterparts to participate in and help guide the interventions. Chapter 2, quot;Project Design and Preparation,quot; covers how a project design process begins: by identifying partners, clarifying a projectapos;s objectives and scope, assembling a team of managers and mappers, and assessing the necessary resources for mapping. Chapter 3, quot;Getting Started,quot; then describes the steps after the initial planning stage: how to locate an appropriate workspace, assess equipment costs, and prepare staff training. Chapter 4, quot;Implementation and Supervision,quot; takes a practical look at data collection techniques from both the organizational and technical perspectives. It also addresses common challenges and mechanisms for quality control and reporting. Finally, chapter 5 examines the lessons learned from previous Open Cities projects and considers future improvements to the overall project design. 2014-12-18T22:58:25Z 2014-12-18T22:58:25Z 2014-07-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/07/20317775/planning-open-cities-mapping-project http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20813 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Urban Study Economic & Sector Work South Asia |