An 8.8-magnitude earthquake rattled Chile in the early morning hours of February 27. The death toll is currently estimated at 700 and rising. Global Voices bloggers keep watch of Chilean and regional citizen media about the destruction and rebuilding efforts.
- Wikipedia | 2010 Chile Earthquake
Featured Global Voices stories about Chile's earthquake
May 13 - Chile: Thoughts About the Earthquake and Reconstruction Process
Mar 30 - Chile: The Process of Earthquake Reconstruction
Mar 10 - Chile: Earthquake Reveals Social Inequalities
Mar 09 - Chile: Mapuche Communities Affected by Earthquake
Mar 02 - Chile: Army Deployed to Streets of Concepción
Mar 01 - Chile: Praise for Earthquake Preparedness
Mar 01 - Chile: Tsunami Strikes Juan Fernández Islands
Feb 28 - Chile: Tsunami Scare on Easter Island
Feb 28 - Video: Chile Earthquake through Citizen's Eyes
Feb 28 - Chile: The Legacy of the 1960 Earthquake in Valdivia
Feb 27 - Chile: Powerful 8.8-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Country
- The “hashtag” #terremotochile is being used worldwide for news and information about the Chile earthquake in Spanish.
- The “hashtag” #rptw is being used for reports from Twitter users
- The “hashtag” #caminosdechile is being used for advice on roads and travel
- Norwegian blogger h3x.no has a list of people tweeting from Chile about the earthquake
Chilean blogs covering the earthquake
- FayerWayer - Chile-based technology blog in Spanish
- El Ciudadano - online alternative newspaper with a citizen focus.
- The Chilean ministry of public services has created a blog and Twitter account to inform citizens on public infrastructure and roads
- Terremoto en Chile - an aggregator of Spanish content related to the earthquake.
Online maps related to the earthquake
- Chile Ushahidi mapping reports
- Paniko has a collaborative map of local stores that are open for business
- Via FayerWayer, a collaborative map with locations of aid and donation centers.
- Via FayerWayer, a collaborative map of road destruction.
Photos
- Flickr Account of Juan Eduardo Donoso in Concepción
- Flickr Set by Oscar Cubillos of the damage in Curicó
Other information resources
- The blog of Peruvian newspaper El Comercio, Repor Tube has images and links to citizen media about the earthquake damage.
- Google's person finder for Chile has been embedded on many websites
- Chile Ayuda [es]: Online resources on how one can help
Articles about citizen media and the Chile earthquake
Mar 1 - Journalism in the Americas | Chilean earthquake shows importance of social networks during crisis
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Post-earthquake destruction in Chillán, Chile on February 27 - photo by Felipe Ovalle on Flickr (cc)
A map showing the location of the earthquake off the coast of Chile from the U.S. Geological Survey (via The Lede on NY Times)
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