CrisisCamp Coordination Sheet, February 6
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[edit] Cities this week:
- Ottawa - CrisisCampOttawa (at) hotmail.com
- Calgary - Darlene Parker- crisiscampcalgary (at)gmail.com
- London - Alan alan (at) aptivate.org and obazas (at) googlemail.com
- Pittsburgh - Jeremy Flores - jeremy.flores (at) gmail.com
- Kansas City - Justin Isbell - jbisbell (at) gmail.com
- New York City - Anna Curran annapembertoncurran (at) gmail.com 407-435-5007
- Los Angeles - Chad Catacchio crisishaiti AT gmail.com
- Seattle - Melody Sheldon - melody-s at live.com
- Virtual workers - How to utilize and leverage - heatherleson AT gmail.com
[edit] Projects
- Relief_Web_Review Web Conference Call w/Mark Dalton (UN OCHA) Lead in London: Alan alan (at) aptivate.org and obazas (at) googlemail.com
- Open Street Map (Katie Filbert) filbertk at gmail.com & Kate Chapman,
- Translating OpenStreetMap (OSM) documentation into French and Kreyol- Katie Filbert filbertk at gmail.com
- Andrew Turner talking about Open Street Map
- Tutorial Site start people mapping in OSM
- CrisisWiki (Andy Carvin) acarvin at npr.org
- Kapab Medical Situational Awareness Tool - Noel noel@crisiscommons.org (TO want to work on this re: Python) - http://haiti.opensgi.net/mednet/about/
- Mobile People Finder - Stuart Moffatt - stuartmoffatt (at) gmail.com
- Mobile Applications (chris at intridea.com) & Machine Translation Project (christopher.paul.taylor at gmail.com)
- Situational Awareness/Damage Assessment (DC) - Mark Forni Marc.forni at us.calyon.com; Stuart Gill "sgill at worldbank.org"
- Humanitarian Relief for Disabilities (Temple University) - George Heake gheake (at) temple.edu
- CrisisCommons Development (Governance, Accomplishments Factsheet) - Heather Blanchard heatherleeblanchard (at) gmail.com
- UN RSS Feeds and Aggregator call w/Johannes Schunter (UNDP) Lead: Chris Penn cantormath (at) gmail.com, Roger Rustad scubacuda (at) gmail.com, Sean Yamana sean.yamana at) gmail.com
- reliefoversight.org (drupal, data-entry, and onlineresearch) database of orgs soliciting donations for Haiti relief and their activities. Tech Vol Lead: Ben Guhin benguhin (at) gmail.com Non-Tech Vol Lead: Esty Stein b.estherstein (at) gmail.com
- Haiti Schools Situational Awareness Tool - Lead Marc Forni: msforni@hotmail.com
- Disaster Accountability Public Database Ben Guhin benguhin (at) gmail (dot) com
- PAP Outskirts Food Relief Michael Caudy (NY) mcaudy at gmail.com
- Simple Tasks Anyone Can Do
[edit] Central Dispatch
Each City should have a central dispatch person. Often, this might be the same person you have sitting at the front desk, checking people in and adding them to your attendee Google spreadsheet (so you can get in touch with them later). If each city has a central dispatch person who is familiar with the activities happening in that city, they will be able to serve as a communication channel to the rest of the cities.
The Central Dispatch Person should stays on the CrisisCommons IRC channel at http://irc.rhok.org
Dispatch Person requirements - should have some familiarity with the projects the city is working, and know who each of the project managers are in that city.
[edit] Notional Schedule
- Meet, greet, eat: 30 minutes
- Intro to Crisis Camp, purpose: 5-10 minutes
- Overview of Projects: 20 minutes
- Project team formation: 10-20 minutes
- Teams of 5-10 people start work
- 1 Hour Later - Project Manager Meeting - should last no more than 10 minutes (each working team needs to have a project leader)
- The goal of the first project manager meeting is to make sure all the project teams have figured out what they are doing, and have a goal to reach by the end of the day.
- 2 Hours Later - Project Manager Meeting (10 minutes)
- Purpose is to track progress toward goal.
- Repeat (and lunch, etc.)
- Ending Session
[edit] Have a Blogger
- http://haiti.crisiscommons.org/
- As soon as you register, you have author privileges
