Knowledge Map

The following is a network map depicting concepts and ideas that have come together to form the foundation of the Tech-Enabled Community Resilience Summit. This is a growing, interactive map with contributions from conveners, speakers, and interested parties. If you would like to add to the mapping of knowledge and ideas, please contribute by emailing michaela@orangesparkleball.com with the subject line “TECResilience Knowledge Map”.

How to read this map:

• Concepts: The core, overriding ideas making up the foundation of the map.

• Convergences: More specific concepts or fields where 2 concepts intersect.

• Lever/Intervention Point: Activities or elements where convergences may be applied toward tech-enabled community resilience.

• Proof Points: The individual pieces of literature, technology, events, or other items that serve as evidence of levers or interventions points being applied.

• Core Intervention: Ecosystem building is at the core of tech-enabled community resilience. It is a key intervention point that has elements of each lever in the model. Its central nature is represented by its size and location.

How to use this map:

• Toggle elements on and off through the menu at the bottom of the map.

• Click on any element to see a more detailed description, including abstracts and authors where available. 

• Hovering over any element within the map will bring it and all of its connections into focus. 

• Clicking on an element and holding for at least 3 seconds will provide a zoomed view of the element and its connections. Press escape to exit the view.

• The knowledge map for TECResilience is made and hosted through KUMU. For detailed instructions on KUMU map functionality, visit them here.