Urbanyn's public organization announced the launch of a project that will investigate the consequences of the destruction of Ukrainian cities by the actions of the Russian army.
This is what urbanists are talking about stated on the official page.
"We are starting our biggest and most important study — the study of destroyed Ukrainian cities," the post notes.
Currently, the team is looking for researchers who know how to work in QGIS for the analysis of destroyed buildings.
Anyone who wants to join can send a private message on the official Facebook page or leave a comment under the post.
We will remind that the day before the Ministry of Internal Affairs together with Google started photo documentation of the consequences of the Russian attack on Ukrainian cities. After photographing the destroyed cities, the panoramic images will be published on Google Maps.
Main photo by Paula Bronstein.
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