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Topic: GIS 5101 DF7 Initial Research Assignment on Crowdsourcing

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In the spirit of increased interaction, you will have to do a little work before you can make your 1st post. You will use Tomnod, a crowd-sourcing site, that responds to global events like natural disasters, security incidents and search and rescue missions etc. It loads current satellite images onto their website where they can be explored by a global community of image taggers like yourselves. Your job is to scan a subset of the images, pixel by pixel, and place a ï¿½tagï¿½ over objects of interest.
Go to: http://www.tomnod.com/ and start searching images in their current campaign: thoroughly read their intro pages to assist you. Tag a minimum of 5 areas. Then drawing from this experience make a case by posting reasons why crowd-sourcing information is a bad idea.
Then separately you will make a case for crowd-sourcing as secondary response to one of the primary naysayers - you can do so along the way. Have fun.
Three examples of crowd-sourcing
Crowdsourcing activity that the USGS National Geospatial Program called "The National Map Corp":
http://nationalmap.gov/TheNationalMapCorps/index.html#
DigitalGlobe GeoHive - digital humanitarian site, or "volunteer and technical community (V&TC)": https://geohive.digitalglobe.com/about
Soldiers to help crowd-source maps: http://www.nextgov.com/defense/2016/04/soldiers-help-crowdsource-spy-maps/127000/

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The current article talks about looting, which is common especially when it comes to the archeological sites and artifacts (Murdock, 2017). As shown in the satellite images, this is a rampant activity especially where the looters have identified expensive pieces that they can sell at a larger profit margin. Images can be flagged, especially for sites that are suspected to

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Topic: GIS 5101 DF7 Initial Research Assignment on Crowdsourcing

Topic: GIS 5101 DF7 Initial Research Assignment on Crowdsourcing

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