CONTENTS MAPPING Digitizing with AI Workshop: RapidID D. Patel, S. SubramanianMaking Maps with Blender D. Garcia, J.UnderwoodMapathons on OSM A. Dwijananto, S. Amalia, T. S. Pagianti, D. Garcia, G. Dadhich, R. Ang, K. Pratopo, A. SharmaReflection: Vulnerability Mapping in Nong Hoi R. Bicksler, A. Bill-Weilandt, A. Sharma, K. Pratopo, R. AngVulnerability Mapping in Nong Hoi…
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Presented by: David Lallemant
“The flood… it came like a tsunami. I almost didn’t escape in time.” Mae Somkit recalls the 2011 flood, which nearly swept away her house in Chiang Mai. She continues living today in social and environmental precarity, where some of the impacts of the flood all those years ago continue to affect her. Walking around…
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Personas Card Deck Inspired by the discussions surrounding the use of personas and the complexities of urban flooding, Lim Tian Ning and Pamela Cajilig, with the help of Rachel Siao designed a deck of persona cards. The aim of these cards is to help users understand the complexities of urban flooding. The current version is…
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Maps, models and prototypes help us to understand risk. Over the course of the UR Field Lab, participants also worked to develop outputs around a related problem: communicating risk. The month of June saw groups working on flood risk communication using video interviews and oral histories, information ecosystem maps, and facilitated dialogue and serious games.…
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Prepared by: JJ Gadher, Sunayana Sen, and Amy Willox from Resurgence
Developed by: Lim Tian Ning, Rachel Siao, and Pamela Cajilig
SEADRIF Webpage Prototype During last week of the field lab, the user-centered design team conducted design research in order to build a prototype website for the SEADRIF platform. The SEADRIF — Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Insurance Facility — is a regional platform that provides participating nations with advisory and financial services to increase preparedness, resilience and…
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By: Al Lim
