Screenshot of Makassar Data Viewer.
OpenIR is working with John Taylor and the UN Development Programme to prepare maps for their Makassar Climate Vulnerability Assessment. Makassar, a small, rapidly-growing city on ...
Makassar Data Viewer for UNDP
Applications, Indonesia, Prototypes
OpenIR melihat dari vegetasi di daerah Yogyakarta.
OpenIR view of vegetation in the Yogyakarta area.
Kami telah diterjemahkan yang OpenIR Data Viewer, yang Ushahidi Deployment, dan kami Survey ke dalam ...
Sites for Summative Evaluation Now Online (Bahasa Indonesia, English)
Indonesia, Prototypes, Technology
Image taken from The Epoch Times
Currently, one of the worst floods in recent history is taking place in Jakarta. As of today, the Jakarta Globe reports that there are 15 confirmed deaths, more than 18,000 ...
Jakarta Floods January 2013
Applications, Indonesia, News, Prototypes
After completing the data validation process for Jakarta, the OpenIR team decided to apply the same process to the New York metropolitan area: New York Data Viewer with Risk Layers
The first step was to first ...
New York Data Validation
Prototypes, Technology
The flood risk index for New York City was generated differently from the Jakarta flood risk index. The Jakarta flood risk index was generated by processing the whole tile and then sliced into different zoom levels. The New ...
Generating a Flood Risk Index For New York City
Prototypes, Technology
OpenIR Formative Evaluations begin on November 23, and will be short interviews conducted by our Community Researcher Juhee Bae. The evaluations will continue throughout November and December with our other community ...
Sites for Formative Evaluation
Applications, Indonesia, Prototypes, Technology
This past weekend, OpenIR participated in the #HurricaneHackers #Sandy Crisis Camp Hackathon to aid with the hurricane crisis response. Our output: a New York City data viewer, with IR layers and geotagged tweets, built ...
Hurricane Sandy: Ushahidi + IR build
Applications, News, Prototypes, Technology
We have a new repository with updated methods to process multiple Landsat tiles, then output a web viewer in which the tiles can be seen at all zoom levels (1 to ...
Tech Specifics: Multiple Tiles and All Zooms
Prototypes, Technology
Thanks to some recent Geeks without Bounds hackathons, Seth Kigen's awesome WMS (Web Map Service) plugin for Ushahidi, and some work from the OpenIR team of course, we've managed to get our TMS (Tile Map Service) layers into ...





