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Summary of the work completed so far on Zanzibar

Posted on September 12, 2019 by Primus / 0 Comment

In June, we signed the contract for the work on Tanzania Resilience Academy. Shortly after that, on June 16, we visited Zanzibar where we met the Resilience Aca...

Map Kibera/Reflections/Weekly Diary

Engaging Community Stakeholders

Posted on September 10, 2011 by Primus / 0 Comment

This is a short follow-up on the blog post which I posted couple of months ago titled Doing the other 90% in Kibera. In the post I talked about the possible str...

Map Mathare/Weekly Diary

No10, Thayu, Mabatini & Mashimoni – A pilot within a pilot

Posted on April 29, 2011 by Primus / 0 Comment

Our biggest focus during this pilot project in Mathare was on four villages: Mathare No10, Thayu, Mabatini, and Mashimoni. This is because our local partner (Co...

Map Mathare/Weekly Diary

Second phase of Water and Sanitation Mapping – Intermediary analysis

Posted on April 29, 2011 by Primus / 0 Comment

The second phase of Water and Sanitation mapping is over and with it the pilot in Mathare, which lasted for 4 months. You can read all about the events and the ...

Map Mathare/Weekly Diary

First phase of water and sanitation mapping

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Primus / 0 Comment

The first phase of detailed water and sanitation data collection and editing is over. In two weeks our teams collected and edited 262 points including: 89 point...

Map Mathare/Weekly Diary

Building extraction of Mathare No10, Mashimoni, Mabatini and Thayu

Posted on March 26, 2011 by Primus / 0 Comment

Although the Ground Truthing of the shapefile which was sent to us by AAAS was done in three days (read more here and here), fixing the shapefile itself took a ...

Map Kibera/Map Mathare/Weekly Diary

Update on video in Mathare (and Kibera)

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Primus / 0 Comment

This is a fairly short and quick update on video in Mathare and even shorter in Kibera. One of our ideas at the beginning of the video program in Mathare was th...

Map Mathare/Weekly Diary

7% of Mathare has been ground truthed

Posted on February 17, 2011 by Primus / 0 Comment

We have completed the ground truthing of a test area of Mathare 10, Mashimoni, Mabatini and Thayu. The whole exercise took us two days. It took us one day to pr...

Map Mathare/Weekly Diary

Ground Truthing Mathare

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Primus / 3 Comments

The American Association for Advancement of Science (AAAS) donated us a WorldView-2 image (read more) with 6% cloud cover, taken on 30th of June 2010. It covers...

Map Mathare/Weekly Diary

Base map of Mathare is complete!

Posted on February 13, 2011 by Primus / 1 Comment

We’ve completed the base map of Mathare. It took us 17 days during which 15 mappers (on average each day) would map and edit for an average of 5 hours per day. ...

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