Mobile phone data in humanitarian contexts Christophe Cloquet

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Jan 2017 christophe@my-poppy.eu

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Richness of the data : dynamics

Census

Use cases

Poverty indices

Use cases

Malaria

One year of aggregated movement patterns for over a million people across Namibia are analyzed, and linked with case-based risk maps built on satellite imagery. These maps can aid the design of targeted interventions to maximally reduce the number of cases exported to other regions while employing appropriate interventions to manage risk in places that import them

Use cases

Use cases

Ebola

Use cases

Other infectious

(2016)

Use cases

Other infectious

Use cases

Natural disaters : Haïti

Use cases

“The most calls were made from the most impacted areas”

“Flooding through the Lens of Mobile Phone Activity." Pastor-Escuredo, D., Morales-Guzmán, A. et al, IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference, GHTC 2014.

Natural disaters

Use cases

The emergent opportunity of Big Data for Social Good Dr. Nuria Oliver, Telefónica Emergency Event Detection Using Mobile Phone Data Didem Gundogdu, University of Trento oii.ox.ac.uk/events/symposium-on-big-data- and-human-development Oxford Internet Institute : Big Data for Developement http://bigdatadevelopment.oii.ox.ac.uk

Use cases

Other

Metho : Big Data == proxies => biases, …

Méthodo

unglobalpulse.org

Global Pulse

Resources

d4d.orange.com

Challenges D4D

Resources

netmob.org

NetMob

Resources

Non-profits / private companies

Resources

dataforgood.fr data4sdgs.org

Questions & challenges

Challenges

Questions & challenges

Linnet Taylor, The ethics of big data as a public good: which public? Whose good?

Challenges

Ethical review of the Orange D4D Challenge Senegal