Puerto Rico Mapathon

Puerto Rico Disaster Relief | Princeton Mapathon Oct 18 – Open House 12-4 PM

Next week, we are holding an event on the Princeton campus to assist relief efforts in Puerto Rico and other areas impacted by recent disasters. Many aid groups report difficulty delivering much-needed goods and services to remote areas because currently-available digital maps are inadequate.

Join us on Wednesday to improve those maps through the Open Street Maps project. No experience or knowledge is required, only a laptop: come when you can, leave when you must! Light refreshments and snacks will be served.

Learn more about mapathons happening across the country from PBS NewsHour.

Puerto Rico Mapathon - View flyer
Oct. 18, 2017
Open from 12-4 PM
Center for Digital Humanities (Firestone Library, Floor B)

Co-conveners include:
Elvia Arroyo-Ramirez, Princeton University Library, @elvia_arroyo
Nadirah Mansour, Near Eastern Studies, @NAMansour26
Nora Benedict, Center for Digital Humanities, @NoraCBenedict
Jim Casey, Center for Digital Humanities, @jimccasey1

Contact jccasey@princeton.edu with any questions.

View the Quick Guide to participating in the mapathon at home: Quick Guide to Mapping Puerto Rico