Group-Privacy Threats for Geodata in the Humanitarian Context
Brian K. Masinde,
Caroline M. Gevaert,
Michael H. Nagenborg
et al.
Abstract:The role of geodata technologies in humanitarian action is arguably indispensable in determining when, where, and who needs aid before, during, and after a disaster. However, despite the advantages of using geodata technologies in humanitarianism (i.e., fast and efficient aid distribution), several ethical challenges arise, including privacy. The focus has been on individual privacy; however, in this article, we focus on group privacy, a debate that has recently gained attention. We approach privacy through th… Show more
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