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HOT Summit 2017 Schedule Outline

Thursday, September 14

Time	Events

08:45 - 09:30	Welcome + Breakfast Bayview Yards
09:30 - 09:45	Welcome Address + Keynote The Foundry Tyler Radford, HOT Executive Director Jackey Mayda, Director, International Co-operation and Corporate Statistical Methods Division, Statistics Canada
09:45 - 10:15	Community Lightning talks The Foundry StatsCan: SDG indicators and reporting Cara Williams, StatCan Civic participation: cooperative mapping with, and by immigrants Violaine Doutreleau, CartONG HOT Microgrant: mapping coastal wetlands and fishing livelihoods in Northern Colombia Isamar Alvarez, Universidad de Antioquia (YouthMapper) State of the CrisisMapping communities in Japan TaiChi, CrisisMappers Japan/Aoyama Gakuin University OSM and SDG 8: mapping for job opportunities Jake Dancyger, Accenture
10:15 - 11:15	Breakout Session #1 W101B Crowdsourcing with Statistics Canada: lessons learned when using OSM for the purpose of national statistics Alessandro Alasia, Statistics Canada Turning HOT disaster risk management official. The cases of the local governments of Sarapiquí, Costa Rica and Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic Julio May, OSM Central American and Caribbean community Breakout Session #2 The Foundry Facebook Disaster Maps and OSM Drishtie Patel, Facebook MapSwipe: One year of Swiping and Tapping to support humanitarian mapping Marcel Reinmuth, Heidelberg University
11:15 - 11:45	Coffee Break The Foundry
11:45 - 12:30	Breakout Session #3 The Foundry How can we contribute to the international data community? Jenna Slotin, Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data Rebecca Firth, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team OpenStreetMap in Bangladesh: A community approach leading toward sustainable resilience. Ahasanul Hoque, Bangladesh Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Operational Team (BHOOT), OSMBD Breakout Session #4 W101B How a Company Collaborates with HOT Mikel Maron, Mapbox A review of new and existing methodologies used to improve the efficiency and accuracy of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team validation process Steve Penson, 1Spatial
12:30 - 13:20	Lunch ICBY Cafe & Courtyard
13:20 - 13:30	Community Photo Front of ICBY
13:30 - 14:30	Breakout Session #5 W101B Challenges in the use of OSM for planning and monitoring of Indoor Residual Spraying for malaria elimination in southern Africa Katelyn Woolheater, Clinton Health Access Initiative Open Mapping for Non-Camp Refugees (Northern Uganda & Istanbul, Turkey) Paul Uithol, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Uganda Breakout Session #6 The Foundry Nepal Earthquake Humanitarian Relief Efforts Denis Carriere, OSM Ottawa Disaster Management Mapping for Indonesian Cities Mhairi O'Hara, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Yantisa Akhadi, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Indonesia
14:45 - 15:15	Coffee Break The Foundry
15:15 - 16:00	Breakout Session #7 The Foundry Humanitarian Mapping Education: A View on Curriculum Tom Mueller, California University of Pennsylvania Patricia Solis, YouthMappers Building the OSM Community through Youth Engagement Andrew McKenna, US State Dept HIU / MapGive Chad Blevins, USAID Breakout Session #8 W101B Advocating Inclusivity through Mapping with Women, Youth, and Disabled Communities Biondi Sanda Sima, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Indonesia Empowering female mappers in rural Tanzania Janet Chapman, Tanzania Development Trust/Crowd2Map
16:00 - 17:00	Birds of a Feather Discussions The Foundry & W101B Find or propose a session to join
17:00 - 20:00	Mapathon and Reception Canadian Red Cross Food and drinks provided, 170 Metcalfe St, download slides

Friday, September 15

Time	Events

08:30 - 09:15	Welcome + Breakfast The Foundry
09:15 - 10:00	Community Lightning Talks The Foundry Ramani Huria: Impacting the local community for and beyond Flood Resilience Innocent Maholi, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team HOT Community Mapping for Economic Development and Decentralization in Liberia David Luswata, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Using OSM data to understand internal displacement context Maria Teresa Miranda, Int'l Displacement Monitoring Centre Making OSM Data work for humanitarians David Megginson, HDX Crowdsourcing post-earthquake building damage: comparing building-level vs area-based damage estimation Melanie Eckle, Heidelberg University
10:00 - 11:10	Facilitated Discussion W101B Health & OpenStreetMap Dale Kunce, American Red Cross Facilitated Discussion The Foundry New Tech & Machine Learning in HOT Workflows Ian Schuler, Development Seed
	Facilitated Discussion The Boardroom Mapping Through an Ethical Lens Pete Masters, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Jorieke Vyncke, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
11:10 - 11:30	Coffee Break The Foundry
11:30 - 12:40	Facilitated Discussion W101B HDM, Health, and Thematic Tagging Mhairi O'Hara, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Violaine Doutreleau, CartONG Facilitated Discussion The Foundry Data Quality & Validation Chad Blevins, USAID
	Facilitated Discussion The Boardroom Building Local Mapping Communities Yantisa Akhadi, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Ahasanul Hoque, OSM Bangladesh
12:40 - 13:45	Lunch ICBY Cafe & Courtyard
13:45 - 14:45	Working Group Discussion The Foundry Activation Working Group Russell Deffner, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Pete Masters, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Working Group Discussion W101B Community Working Group Rebecca Firth, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
	Working Group Discussion The Boardroom Fundraising Working Group Tyler Radford, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
14:45 - 15:00	Coffee Break The Foundry
15:00 - 16:00	Training Session #1 The Foundry Tasking Manger: How to be a project manager workshop Blake Girardot, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Russell Deffner, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team David Frankland, thinkWhere Training Session #2 W101B A Crisis Simulation using the Ushahidi Platform Angela Oduor Lungati, Ushahidi
16:00 - 17:00	Training Session #3 The Foundry Organized, distributed OpenStreetMap field mapping with Field Campaigner Paul Uithol, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Christian Christelis, Kartoza Training Session #4 W101B Introducing InaSAFE 4.0 Workshop for Disaster Management Analysis Yantisa Akhadi, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Indonesia
18:30 - 00:00	Closing Session & after conference social Red Lion Public House Drinks and food at the Red Lion Public House, 47 Clarence St

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