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How open data and tools can save lives during a disaster

How open data and tools can save lives during a disaster: Team of people around the world

If you’ve lived through a major, natural disaster, you know that during the first few days you’ll probably have to rely on a mental map, instead of using a smartphone as an extension of your brain. Where’s the closest hospital with disaster care? What about shelters? Gas stations? And how many soft story buildings—with their propensity to collapse—will you have to zig-zag around to get there?

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Published on 22 February 2019 by Alan Category: SoftwareTag: Data, Disaster, During, lives, Open, Save, Tools

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