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4th International Conference of Crisis Mappers - ICCM

The World Bank Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) George Washington University
Thu, 11 Oct - Sun, 14 Oct 2012
Crisis Mappers
 
The CrisisMappers Conference is the leading humanitarian technology event of the year, bringing together the most important humanitarian, human rights, development and media organizations with world's best technology companies, academics, journalists & hackers.
 
Major topics in this year's conference will include: Big Data, Social Computing, Crowdsourcing, Communicating with Disaster Affected Communities, Quantifying Veracity, Digital Volunteers, Security & Liabilities, Open Data & Open Source Software.
George Washington University: School of Media & Public Affairs
Washington, DC
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