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The wildfire, which began May 1 and engulfed neighbourhoods in and around Fort McMurray, has forced more than 80,000 people to evacuate their homes. The blaze now covers more than 2,000 square kilometres. Flames have destroyed about 1,600 structures, feeding off extremely dry boreal forest. Almost 10,000 thousand people displaced by the fire have gone to Edmonton.
Due to the natural disaster in Fort McMurray, knowing where buildings are or were could be useful to assessing the amount of damage caused by the fire.
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- #osmcanada-FortMcMurray-project-22 When saving your work, please leave the default comment but add what you actually mapped, for example "added buildings and a residential road".
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Trace things from bing or mapbox, so we could possibly assess the damage caused by the fire
Also trace - Polygons around the residential areas in areas around Fort McMurray
For addresses and streets see Project #23
For Validation of addresses and other things see Project #24
Damaged Buildings Tags
- damage:event
2016-05-Fort-McMurray - damage:evaluation_date:imagery
2016-05-06 - damage:evaluation_step:imagery
destroyedordamaged - source:damage:imagery
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