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THE EMERGENCY SUPPORT SYSTEM STORY OF ONE PROJECT Tom EZNK Masaryk University The Czech Republic Business Meeting of the Commission on Cartography in Early Warning and Crisis Management 26th International Cartographic Conference, Dresden,

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THE EMERGENCY SUPPORT SYSTEM

STORY OF ONE PROJECT

Tomáš ŘEZNÍK

Masaryk University The Czech Republic Business Meeting of the Commission on Cartography in Early Warning and Crisis Management 26th International Cartographic Conference, Dresden, 25 – 30 August 2013

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  • Primary aim to develop a suite of real‐time (spatial) data‐

centric technologies for crisis and emergency management

  • 7th

Framework Programme project

  • Funded between 2009 and 2013
  • Consortium of 19 partners
  • Total budget 14 millions €
  • Project coordinator: Gideon HAZZANI, Verint Systems Inc.

Introduction to the ESS project

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  • Improved Command and Control decision making:

decisions that are based less on assumptions that need to be made in the absence of concrete information and more on information deduced through advanced data analysis.

  • Better coordination of emergency services in real time:

sharing of geographic information – force locations, reconnaissance results, risk assessments, etc. – during times of crisis.

  • Improved emergency force preparedness:

defining rules and delivering technologies for emergency or crisis response and recovery as well as providing historical data after the crisis for assessment and possible redefinition of crisis plans.

  • Coordinated and effective public alert systems:

rapid dissemination of alert messages to emergency authorities and to citizens. A GI‐based system may send alerts through several channels like e‐mail, SMS (Short Message Service)

  • r MMS (Multimedia Message Service). Cell‐phone based analyses enable to

send locally determined alerts.

  • Better crisis recovery:

data gathered through the GI‐based system aid in the targeted support of afflicted areas, their citizens and complex land recovery.

Benefits of GI integration to command and control systems

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Architecture

class ESS high-level architecture Emergency Support System (ESS) Data Fusion and Mediation System (DFMS) Portal GUI Export interface Data Collection Tools (DCT) Command and Control System Non-ESS Resource, Simulation and Web Service 26th International Cartographic Conference, Dresden, 25 – 30 August 2013 Emergency Support system: story of one project

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  • False BTS (Base

Transceiver Station)

  • IMSI and IMEI

identification

  • Haiti earthquake

IMSI catcher

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WS ‐ Notification

  • „Tell me“

when…

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Demonstrations

  • ESS proof‐of‐concept

field test, June 2010

  • Flood event during a soccer

match in Nimes, March 2012

  • Tank truck accident in

Sisteron, July 2012

  • Airplane crash in

Sospel/Vescavo, April 2013

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ESS Portal

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  • Evaluation by 24 independent observers from crisis and

emergency management field

  • Permissions for operating the ESS equipment (IMSI

catcher, air balloon, etc.) seems to be the greatest barrier

  • Modelling of certain situations – e.g. floods, toxic gas

detection – uses low degree of complexity

  • Training to operate the ESS is needed
  • Handling with geospatial information (Enschede)

Conclusions – cons

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  • Working proof‐of‐concept as well as field test

installations in real‐time

  • Standardized approach for IMSI catcher data
  • Appreciated aspects of:

Conclusions – pros

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I HOPE THAT YOU WERE NOT CONFUSED FROM FUSED DATA

tom@mail.muni.cz

http://www.ess‐project.eu

26th International Cartographic Conference, Dresden, 25 – 30 August 2013 Emergency Support System: story of one project