[Geo4All] Colonialism in Open Data and Mapping

[Suchith Anand]

Dear colleagues,


I came across this webinar from the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team. This webinar might be of interest for those working in GeoEthics.


Details at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/colonialism-in-open-data-and-mapping-tickets-141256414739


With Big Data platforms using Earth Observation and Geospatial data,  Data Colonialism, data feudalism, data extraction raises many ethical questions around the rise of digital monopolies and the power imbalance that could create and its impact on the global society. It is essential that we advance the dialogue on developing ethical principles and solutions as a means to help address these issues.


This article on Ethical Dimensions of Digital Feudalism in Agriculture at    https://www.godan.info/news/ethical-dimensions-digital-feudalism-agriculture



In Agriculture domain, GODAN has created an Agriculture Data Code of Conduct which might be interest https://www.godan.info/codes



I welcome all interested to join GODAN Data Rights and Responsible Data Working Group at  https://www.godan.info/pages/data-rights-and-responsible-data-working-group


Please share any research publications in this area so I can learn more. Thanks.


Best wishes,


Suchith




Dr Suchith Anand

Chief Scientist

Global Open Data for Agriculture and Nutrition

https://www.godan.info<https://www.godan.info/>




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