FloodLight
A Code for Pakistan initiative to Crowdsource the flood-related data from the 2022 Floods in Pakistan.
Map of No Kings protests, color-coded by how each location voted in 2024
"The most interesting map of Saturday’s No Kings efforts then, is not the official one at NoKings.org, but a homemade one built by a team at the “We (the People) Dissent” Substack overseen by a journalist and fantasy novelist who goes by the pen-name K. Starling. Her map, which is largely drawn from scraping all the Mobilize protest data on the official map, is color-coded by how each location voted in 2024 (see screenshot above). And this makes it possible to see the most important thing about the rising movement against Trumpian authoritarianism: it is reaching many towns and cities in the heart of “red” America." - Micah Sifry

A Code for Pakistan initiative to Crowdsource the flood-related data from the 2022 Floods in Pakistan.

This regional view is your portal to individual maps and statistics for 158 cities and unincorporated places and 114 neighborhoods within the city of Los Angeles.
A 12-year retrospective of problems that have bothered Bangkok residents | สำรวจปัญหากวนใจชาว กทม.

"DPW set out to answer a question: Can the youth use affordable and widely available technologies to gather the information necessary to support informal settlement upgrading?"