Language Movement of Bangladesh – A Geospatial Timeline
Language Movement of Bangladesh – A Geospatial Timeline In his book ReORIENT, Andre Gunder Frank argues that history of no place can be adequately
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Language Movement of Bangladesh – A Geospatial Timeline In his book ReORIENT, Andre Gunder Frank argues that history of no place can be adequately
Read MoreVisualizing Our ‘Lost Words’ Through GIS While using geospatial techniques we seldom consider using it to map languages, even though it is still a
Read MoreBangla: An Intersection of Languages Bangla language bears one of the world’s most profound heritages. The language is not only limited to a means
Read MoreDo Androids Speak in Programming Languages? Philip K. Dick asked, “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” in his book’s title: a cheeky play on
Read MoreGIS: The maverick global language “The ArcGIS Book” by ESRI begins with the chapter “GIS provides a common visual language: Transforming our Understanding of
Read MoreGroupMappers prepared a risk zoning map of Bangladesh during COVID-19 situation to assist the government in planning COVID response. This work is conducted to
Read MoreGroupMappers, a group of volunteers, is a Bangladesh-based crowdsourcing initiative consisting of citizen scientists actively collaborating to develop nascent methodologies to assist our goal
Read MoreOn 15th October, 2020, GroupMappers celebrated its 3rd Founding Anniversary. Some of our core expert members shared some words about their experiences or their
Read MoreBangladesh is a riverine country. Like veins that pump blood throughout the human body, rivers have been the source of sustenance for the people
Read MoreCommunicable diseases are caused by the pathogens which can be transmitted to other people from an infected person, animal or a source in the
Read MoreLocation intelligence refers to the information that one can gather from the “position” of an object. In healthcare, it underpins the idea that if
Read MoreGroupMappers, a group of volunteers, is a Bangladesh-based crowdsourcing initiative consisting of citizen scientists actively collaborating to develop nascent methodologies to assist our goal
Read MoreThe anticipated workshop “Career in Geography: Pathway Guidelines from GIS Professionals” has been held on 12th March, 2020 in Department of Geography and Environment,
Read MoreGroupMappers have successfully completed four day-long workshop on “Digital Map Making and Demarcation of Union for Mass Dog vaccination Program”, supported by National Rabies
Read MoreThe two-day long mega event “State of the Map Asia 2019” just ended today, with many participations from Asian countries including Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia,
Read MoreA workshop on “Big Data and Infectious Disease Epidemiology” has been held on 9-11 September 2019 at DGHS, Mohakhali, Dhaka. Dr Md Iqbal Kabir,
Read More3rd Phase: Collecting or labelling the names of mapped communities or villages annotated by polygons and point locations. Study site: Lama Upazila, Bandarban Study
Read MoreSazid Ibna Zaman one of the founder of GroupMappers was presenting the results of the GroupMappers’s project on “To Crowdsource maps of settlements in Southeast
Read MoreThe project is a part of a larger initiative that tries to tackle the spread of disease caused by extreme air, water, and soil
Read MoreGroupMappers organized GIS for beginners: introduction to GIS, a 4-week GIS course held over weekends from 19 April-4 May in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The 32
Read MoreGroupMappers is going to organize their first-ever GIS Training on “Introduction To GIS” which Is supported by “Mahidol Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (MORU),
Read MoreA major constraint for infectious disease surveillance and planning healthcare delivery in resource-poor countries is a lack of accurate information on the locations and
Read MoreGroupMappers won the 2nd award in a global competition on GIS Day 2017 organized by GIS Cloud who is one of the pioneers to provide
Read MoreOn 15 Oct, the Bangladesh GroupMappers held their first work workshop at the Cadet College Club, Dhaka. About 20 volunteer GroupMappers attended the workshop,
Read MoreWe support communicable disease control programs under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) in Bangladesh through collection of high quality, high resolution geospatial data. The initial goal is to map communities in selected rural areas. Once, complete, the next stap will be to label the polygons with the names of communities through crowdsourcing.