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PROPOSAL • A collaborative Non ASEAN geospatial service Crisis Support Nation Nation providing • Utilised by support Australia Crisis Support ARF Disaster Relief Mapping Service nations. • Voluntary ARF DirEX 2011 ARF DirEX 2011 • Provides common • Provides common support base Member Thailand Manado, Sulawesi BENEFITS ARF HA / DR Service Member • One stop shop Singapore • Information sharing POTENTIAL FUTURE EXTERNAL • Quicker response DATA FEEDS Guenther Ebenwaldner time (e.g. Tsunami Warning Centre) Defence Imagery & Geospatial Organisation • Expandable Australia Level 1 Support data: TIMELINE Preparing for the Crisis Pre-populated data • ARF-DRMS became operational on 1 July 2010. • Features • Engaged with ASEAN countries Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia for data • Elevation Level 2 Support data: Reacting to the Crisis Maintenance and densification of data • Presented operational system at ARF ISM – HR Sept 2010. • Specialised data for provision of aid support S i li d d t f i i f id t • Preparation for ARF DirEx to be held in Indonesia 14 – 19 Mar 2011. • Aeronautical information • Vertical obstructions, navigation aids, etc • Used the ARF-DRMS system for the New Zealand Earthquake event • Air facilities support capabilities • Christchurch - Vector data • Port facilities - Imagery data Level 3 Support data: Future Predictive Models* • Inundation/flood models • Network analysis • Displaced populations HOW TO USE THE SERVICE • Access to the service – should be controlled for the specific use for ARF HADR Support and Exercises. • Each Nation has their own access ID and Password. Each Nation has their own access ID and Password. • These are available for all countries today • Registered users • Registered publishers • Access to the FTP facility 1

Questions? CONTACT DETAILS guenther.ebenwaldner@defence.gov.au Arfdrms.help@defence.gov.au AUSTRALIA / SINGAPORE PARTICIPATING NATIONS HISTORY / AGENDA PROPOSAL RESPONSIBILITIES • ASEAN recognised need for geospatial data • Set up Web Service • Full access to site • Set up link to ARF site • Voluntarily contribute data • support humanitarian assistance/disaster relief (HADR) efforts • Single / Central data base • Can decide extent of data • Australia proposed on-line geospatial warehouse • Concept co-sponsored by Singapore C t d b Si BENEFITS • Proposal presented to the ARF Inter-Sessional Support Group • Collaborative environment (ISG) Meeting on 21 April 2009. • Information sharing • Proposal recommended for Ministerial endorsement by ARF • Interoperability Senior Officials on 20 May 2009. • Economies and efficiencies • Proposal endorsed by ARF Ministers on 23 July 2009. • Data acquisition, storage, and access • Rapid dissemination to support nations • Proposal was presented to the 2009 ISM – HR 17 Sept 2009 • Expandable as confidence in the site grows 2

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