The mission of the Standby Task Force, is to provide volunteer online digital responses to humanitarian crises, local emergencies, and issues of local or global concern
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Standby Task Force
Updated November 29, 2017
| Dataset date: Apr 25, 2015-May 6, 2015
3W (response activity) information collected by volunteers by scanning media and soliciting information from responders. Personally-identifiable information (contact names and emails) removed from the original spreadsheet.
This dataset contains links to 650+ geolocated and categorized images collated from social media sources depicting the damages on Dominica after Hurricane Maria. The images and videos are geolocated, and categorized according to severity of damage seen in the pictures.
Please contact Standby Task Force for access to the dataset. coreteam AT standbytaskforce.com
Hurricane Maria has affected the island of Puerto Rico, a US territory. Standby Task Force has been activated by the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to collect information on hospitals and medical facilities. Here are the collected data on the status of each facility.
Data collected, collated and cleaned by Standby Task Force volunteers during September and October 2014. Collated from UNMIL, LISGIS, BRC, iLab Liberia and open, online websites.
Updated January 2015 with some cleaning of dataset. Health Facilities, with OCHA P-codes for level 1 and 2, Chiefdoms names, category of HF. The 2014 update info refers only to the pre-Ebola outbreak status. Please reflect this in the table to avoid misrepresentation as it is not actual (Oct 2014) status but from early in the year.
This dataset contains a link to a Google Spreadsheet containing lists of the health facilities (including the facility name, status, facility type, location etc) in Guinea, Liberia, Mali and Sierra Leone. The data was compiled by the Standby Task Force from various sources.
