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Portland, OR United States
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Kate leads the organization’s technology team and strategy. She is recognized internationally as a leader in the domains of open-source geospatial technology and community mapping, and an advocate for open imagery as a public good. Over the past 15 years she’s worked on geospatial problems of all kinds, including tracking malaria outbreaks, mapping private residences for emergency response, and even analyzing imaginary items used in geospatial games. Kate strongly believes in the mantra “people before data” which is core to her current work at Cadasta and her previous leadership of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) as the organization’s Executive Director and co-founder.
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(1)NSGIC 2010 Advocacy Agenda
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Organization / Workplace
Portland, OR United States
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Chief Technology Officer
Industry
NGO / Public Service
About
Kate leads the organization’s technology team and strategy. She is recognized internationally as a leader in the domains of open-source geospatial technology and community mapping, and an advocate for open imagery as a public good. Over the past 15 years she’s worked on geospatial problems of all kinds, including tracking malaria outbreaks, mapping private residences for emergency response, and even analyzing imaginary items used in geospatial games. Kate strongly believes in the mantra “people before data” which is core to her current work at Cadasta and her previous leadership of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) as the organization’s Executive Director and co-founder.
Tags
openstreetmap
osm
indonesia
humanitarian openstreetmap team
ict4d
hotosm
geocommons
hot
iccm10
yolanda
haiyan
geo
open data
open source
iccm2011
mapping
crowdsourcing
drr
fortiusone
haiti
afghanistan
isnoco2
time
wherecampsocal geocommons fortiusone
osmf
property
openaerialmap
disaster risk reduction
digital volunteers
state of the map
sotm
sotmus
sotmpdx
local communities
understandingrisk
openstreetamp
wcscience
community mapping
qgis
risk
hazard
iccm
osm haiti hot openstreetmap
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