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Geo-information Technology for Crisis Management – Reading 2

Course subject(s) 2. Organisational aspects of Crisis Response

Lecture 2: Organisational aspects of Crisis Response

User_requirements_emergency_response_sector This paper discusses the current decision-making process during an emergency response. This decision-making process does not always result in optimal and adequate crises response. The researchers have investigated where the problems are and how to solve them.

Emergency_Response_and_3D This paper is about the need for 3D information for emergency response and what kind of research and developments that are needed to develop applications that support 3D information.

Value_of_GI4DM The ministry of Transport, Public works and Water management in the Netherlands has the task and responsibility to manage larger calamities and daily traffic incidents on the roads, railway, air and waterways. For the management, response and prevention of all incidents a certain amount of accurate information is needed. This need is growing because the attention is drawn to a preventive phase is calamity control and incident management. This chapter is about the geospatial information and geoservices in Disaster Management.

Poldercrash On 25th February 2009 an airplane of the Turkish Airlines crashed a few hundred meters before one of Schiphol's airport. This report contains the results of the ‘Poldercrash’ investigation.

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