[Last updated 14 Jan 2011, 3:40 PM AEDST]
There is an abundance of information and mapping resources springing up online to deal with the
ongoing Australian floods. |
| Source: smh.com.au |
I have compiled an overview of online resources that can assist the affected communities in dealing with this disaster while it happens, and in the aftermath.
NOTE - RESOURCE LISTINGS HAVE BEEN MOVED TO REGION SPECIFIC PAGES:
As resources will come and go, this will be a bit of a moving feast, but with your help, I will try & keep it as current and accurate as possible.
If you have any suggestions or links to be added, please comment below, or send me a tweet (@mvandervlugt) or email (mauritsrutger -at- gmail.com).
And please share these pages with others!
Thanks Maurits for creating this compilation. Certainly, there is a lot to look at. I would like to add my own map to the list, just to put the things into perspective as to the full extent of flooding in Qld:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.aus-emaps.com/svs/ref/map.php?kmzl=QLD_floods_Nov10_Jan11,Queensland_Floods_Jan11&svs=1,1&xyz=135,-26,3
The second map is from SBS, identical as in your post.
Hi again Maurits,
ReplyDeleteWow, the list is growing fast! Since you have added NSW to the list, I would like to put forward another of my recently created maps.
NSW Disasters Declared Areas in 2010:
http://ow.ly/3CQLn
(shortened url for easy retwitting!)
Cheers