Using MapSwipe for Heat Resilience of Mobile and Manufactured Home Communities
summary
Project uses MapSwipe from the Missing Maps effort with trained student volunteers from YouthMappers to locate manufactured and mobile home communities, prioritizing 30 urban missions and completing 7 in 7.5 months. Validation against HIFLD, real estate data and the Arizona Association shows MapSwipe captures ~1,330 communities and ~10,000 previously missing households, yields a 95% match rate, produces more false positives than false negatives, reveals ~6% inactive sites (~3,000 households), and cuts field time roughly tenfold (70 vs 700 hours).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:08Heat vulnerability of mobile homes
- 3:55Methodology using MapSwipe
- 7:10Project timeline and progress
- 10:20Data validation and accuracy
- 12:51Results and impact of MapSwipe
- 13:58Summary and future work
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