In 2011, dozens of volunteers came together to map the Deepwater Horizon oil spill using only a few basic tools: balloons, plastic bottles, and digital cameras. Now, a team of these citizen mapmakers are creating a line of low cost, DIY balloon mapmaking kits, enabling anyone to make and share their own high-resolution aerial imagery.
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