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2. Homicide Crime: Chicago 3. Prostitution & Narcotics Crime: Chicago 4. Lead Poisoning Screening Program Defining Target Area for Blood Lead Level Screening Percent of housing built before 1950 and 1970 Percent of female head of household with children aged less than 18 Percent of children aged less than 5 Low median household income area Identifying Pediatricians Near High Risk Area 5. Selected Doctors for Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Last Name First Name TITLE SUITE ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PHONE FAX Antony Sheba Anne MD 840 S. Wood St. Chicago IL 60612-7324 (312)996-6711 Anyadike David Udoye MD Apt 3E 419 Harrison St. Oak Park IL 60304-0000 (312)996-6711 Arensman Robert Mason MD Box 115 2300 Children's Plaza Chicago IL 60614 (773)880-4000 (773)880-8383 Arnecilla Pablo B. MD Apt 2206 435 W Erie St Chicago IL 60610 (312)946-6323 (847)316-6638 Artz Nicole L. MD Apt 1S 521 S Cuyler Oak Park IL 60304-0000 (708)660-1965 Backer Carl Lewis MD 2300 Children's Plaza, MC 22 Chicago IL 60614-3394 (773)880-4378 (773)880-3054 Bailey Dwight Merritt MD #F 3215 N Wilton Chicago IL 60657-0000 (773)388-1573 Bailie Michael MD, PhD 1819- 53 Polk ST Chicago IL 606127333 (312)996-4496 (312)996-9006 Baker Peter N. MD 260 Chicago Ave. Oak Park IL 60302-2361 (708)383-8070 Balaji Thankappa Pillai MD M/C 856 1740 W Taylor St, Chicago IL 60612 (312)996-4185 (312)413-7901 Bamzai Arjun MD Apt #905B 903 S Ashland Chicago IL 60607-0000 Barrow Mamie Virginia MD #2C 3656 N Lincoln Ave Chicago IL 60613-0000 (773)935-5042 Barrows William Harris MD 233 E. Erie St. Suite 304 Chicago IL 60611-2906 (312)280-1480 Bauer Bruce S. MD 2300 Children's Plaza Chicago IL 60614-3318 (773)880-4094 (773)880-3059 Bayldon Barbara Wood MD 1276 N. Clybourn Chicago IL 60657 (312)525-6413 (312)337-7616 Beadle Nicole K MD Apt 1C 5480 S Hyde Park Blvd Chicago IL 60615-0000 (773)947-8234 Beligere Nagamani MD M/C 808 840 S Wood St Chicago IL 60612-0000 (312)996-4155 (312)413-0263 Belkengren Richard Paul MD 1753 W. Congress Parkway Chicago IL 60612-3809 (312)942-3034 (312)492-1490 Bell Margo A. MD 700 S Wood St Chicago IL 60612-3834 (312)633-6530 Bellamy-Peyton April MD 2314 W 95th Chicago IL 60620-0000 (773)238-0809 Benjamin Holly Joan MD 2257 W. 35th St.,3A Chicago IL 60609 (312)702-6760 (773)702-0076 Berkowitz Beth Jo MD #8 155 W Burton Chicago IL 60610-0000 (312)337-8073 Berry Teresa E. MD 150 E. Huron St.-Ste. 1305 Chicago IL 60611-2912 (312)951-6608 (312)951-8629 Bigger Harold R. MD #3A 2055 N. Dayton Chicago IL 60614-4346 (312)472-2848 Binns Helen Jane MD Box 208 2300 Children's Plaza Chicago IL 60614 (773)880-4281 (773)880-8337 Binstock Wendy B. MD Box MC4028 5841 S. Maryland Ave. Chicago IL 60637-0000 (773)702-6700 (773)834-0063 Birmingham Patrick Kevin MD Box 19 2300 Children's Plaza Chicago IL 60614-3394 (312)880-4414 (773)880-3331 Abdulla Ra-id M. MD 1507 W. Harrison St Chicago IL 60607-3105 (312)942-6003 Abelson Herbert T. MD 5841 S. Maryland Ave.(MC1051) Chicago IL 60637-1470 (773)702-1000 Abraham Edward MD 901 S Walcott Ave Chicago IL 60612 (312)996-7161 (312)996-9025 Acharya Kruti R MD Apt 3005-North5020 S Lake Shore Dr Chicago IL 60615-0000 (773)684-3979 Adams Billie Wright MD Suite 101 2011 E 75th St Chicago IL 60649-3646 (773)288-4824 (773)288-3995 Albert Sarah Wineburg MD 757 W Dickens Ave Chicago IL 60614-0000 (312)944-5499 (773)880-3067 Alboliras Ernerio Timan MD 1653 W Congress Pkwy Ste oones 770Chicago IL 60612-0000 (312)942-6003 (312)942-5360 Albuquerque Maria Luiza MD 2300 Children's Plaza, Box 73 Chicago IL 60614 (312)880-4780 Aldana Otto MD 836 W. Wellington Ave. Chicago IL 60657-5192 (773)296-7458 (773)296-7459 Allen Gail A. MD 1212 N. LaSalle Blvd.#1106-08 Chicago IL 60610-1913 (312)702-9087 (312)587-9831 Allen Joseph Yang MD Apt 3 2718 N Wilton Ave Chicago IL 60614-1400 (773)866-1835 Almond Patrick Stephen MD Box 63 2300 Children's Plaza Chicago IL 60614-0000 (773)975-8828 (773)880-4588 6. IMSOCIO Community Mapping Event Scholars Organizing Culturally Innovative Activities 7. IMSOCIO IMSOCIO, a collaboration created for Community Mapping, enhances these skills: Technology education Community Service Leadership Development Self-Confidence, knowing they make a difference in their local community 8. Google Big Tent 2012 14 9. Google Big Tent 2012 15 10. 16 11. 18 12. This summer project is one that I will never forget because it was the only summer project Ive ever done in my life. It will be one I always remember due to the fact that it brought me closer to my friends and it got me working at my best. 13. Google Big Tent 2012 20 14. Google Big Tent 2012 21 15. Abel Palomo Senior, Franklin High School 16. 23 17. Abel Palomo Senior, Franklin High School 18. Record and archive community information To improve data quality from the communitys perspective Encourage community engagement & collaboration To raise awareness on community issues Promoting a sense of connection to the community, and give a sense of identity Empower communities to advocate for change Help local governments be more effective 25 19. On August 4, 2012 IMSOCIO gathered at Pine Grove Elementary School and moved to the woods behind the school. Took pictures of garbage in the woods 20. Mapping Gas Stations Post Hurricane Sandy Disaster Management Franklin High School Students Making a Difference One Gas Tank at a Time 21. Residents look at destroyed homes, where they came to rest two blocks from their shoreline foundation, after Hurricane Sandy came ashore in Seaside Heights, New Jersey Steve Nesius, Reuters, Oct. 31, 2012 Source : http://galleries.apps.chicagotribune.com/chi-hurricane-sandy-photos-20121028/ 22. Residents walk past burned houses in Breezy Point, a neighborhood located in the New York City borough of Queens, after it was devastated by Hurricane Sandy. Adrees Latif, Reuters, Oct. 31, 2012 Source : http://galleries.apps.chicagotribune.com/chi-hurricane-sandy-photos-20121028/ 23. People charge their phones at a mobile charging station in New York City. The storm has claimed at least 40 lives in the United States, and has caused massive flooding across much of the Atlantic seaboard leaving millions of people without power. Allison Joyce, Getty Images, Oct. 30, 2012 Source : http://galleries.apps.chicagotribune.com/chi-hurricane-sandy-photos-20121028/ 24. A man fills up jerry cans with gasoline as others wait in line in Hazlet township, New Jersey. Superstorm Sandy, which has left millions without power or water, continues to effect business and daily life throughout much of the Eastern seaboard. Andrew Burton, Getty Images, Nov. 1, 2012 Source : http://galleries.apps.chicagotribune.com/chi-hurricane-sandy-photos-20121028/ 25. 11:25 am 11/5/2012 26. https://developers.google.com/kml/documentation/kmlreference#screenoverlay 27. Lesson Learned IMSOCIO PREPARATION Understand the Potential of Community Mapping Technology: fast, affordable, and easy Interoperability Most of organizations are ready to be connected Expansion support (food, drink, office space, bandwidth, etc) Social Media: Limitation? 28. Volunteers & Organizations IMSOCIO Members & Graduates (Franklin High School, Franklin, NJ) VERTICES: Mappler Staff Community Mapping Initiative Bloustein Chapter Rutgers University Undergraduate Students Rutgers Makerspaces & Rutgers Winlab Meharry Medical College LEGO robotics team from rural Garrett County, Maryland. USDOE, Google Crisis Map, Presidential Innovation Fellows, FEMA All other individuals from off-line and online 29. Hello, I am Todd Park, I'm the Chief Technology Officer of the US Government and I just wanted to say thank you so much to all of you who did such a amazing work during Superstorm Sandy. To help figure out what gas stations were up and running and which ones had fuel. And to give the information online so that so many people can benefit from it. It's an incredibly inspring example of America at its best. I am so inspired by what you've done. I know it's just the beginning of amazing things you continue to do over the course of your careers and lives. And on behalf of all of us here, thank you so much. 30. CONNECTING PEOPLE, CONNECTING COMMUNITIES We Dreamed, We Prepared, and We ARE Making a Difference 31. 58 32. 59 33. 60 34. 61 35. 62 36. ? . . , , . , 37. . , . , ParticipatoryParticipatory MappingMapping . 38. 39. 2 10 2 4 (1-4, 4-4, 7-1,10-1) 3 9cm 40. 69 2 41. - - - / 42. 71 43. 2 44. http://www.mappler.net/soongduck/ 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. , . 51. , . . . . . 52. , . . . . . 53. , . 54. email: wansooim@mappler.comemail: wansooim@mappler.com