Mapping Earthquake Damage in Turkey (2023)
HOT mobilized over 4,000 contributors to map damaged buildings and infrastructure, helping first responders reach survivors faster.
 
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 When disaster strikes—be it a flood, earthquake, or conflict zone—response teams need accurate, up-to-date maps to reach those in need. OpenStreetMap, with its open data and global community, fills critical mapping gaps in real time. Powered by volunteers and supported by humanitarian organizations, OSM enables aid agencies to navigate chaos with clarity.
HOT mobilized over 4,000 contributors to map damaged buildings and infrastructure, helping first responders reach survivors faster.
 
 After Storm Daniel, volunteers mapped entire cities to help assess flood damage and coordinate humanitarian aid distribution.
 
 Mappers added thousands of unmapped buildings to support indoor residual spraying campaigns, protecting vulnerable populations from malaria.
 
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