[ddj] Mapping illegal crops in the borderlands of Belarus, Poland and Ukraine

alexey medvetsky am at opendata.by
Wed Oct 1 08:23:24 UTC 2014


Hi Stas,

Yes. If it's possible to get the machine-readable data from the police 
then this would be enough:
- Date,
- Name of the place (ideally geolocated),
- Type of crops,
- Size of the plantation

These are the fields I used to make the map. Otherwise simple text 
reports will probably do fine in case they are standardized.

Unfortunately I don't have the data for Ukraine. But as my data suggest, 
most Belarusian poppy crops are in the Grodno border region, so I am 
very curious to see the situation around Bialystok.


Best,
Alexey.

> Hi Alexy,
>
> What kind of data you look for? Place, type(cannabis or poppy crops), 
> date?
> Maybe you can post what kind of data you have from Belarusian & 
> Ukrainien Police, so I can ask for the same from Polish Police.
>
> Stas' Stanuch
>
>
>
> 2014-09-27 11:34 GMT+02:00 alexey medvetsky <am at opendata.by 
> <mailto:am at opendata.by>>:
>
>     Hello list members,
>
>     I am wondering if there's anyone from Poland and Ukraine on this
>     list who might help with the data on illegal cannabis and poppy crops.
>
>     Here is the data I collected from the Belarusian police for the
>     last 4 years:
>     https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10574235/odata/samosad.html.
>
>     Red squares mean poppy crops, green is cannabis. The interesting
>     thing is that poppy crops tend to be found (and destroyed) closer
>     to the Western border of Belarus, i.e. closer to Poland.
>
>     Have you seen any data from the Polish police on that? Same
>     question goes for the Southern border and to the Ukranian
>     colleagues: is there any data available?
>
>
>     Thanks,
>     Alexey Medvetsky.
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