interoperability

This articles dives into the decision to adopt the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP), a globally recognised OASIS standard designed to facilitate the dissemination of emergency alerts, to ensure that TEMA's platform can communicate efficiently and uniformly across heterogeneous systems and stakeholders, including civil protection agencies, first responders, and local authorities.

This article explores the role of digital twins and interoperability in natural disaster management.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart solutions, the need for seamless interoperability among disparate platforms and technological frameworks has become a cornerstone of modern infrastructure. The CEF Context Broker (CB), an open-source initiative under the auspices of the FIWARE Foundation, emerges as a pivotal component in this ecosystem. It orchestrates the management of data and context to enhance connectivity across diverse systems. In the TEMA project Orion implementation is used to provide interoperability support for tools in managing Natural Disaster scenarios.

This article discusses the aspects of interoperability governance for emergency services in the European Union based on the contribution from Wimmer et al (2018). In this analytical framework, we identify the political, strategic, tactical and operational governance aspects, and the different roles and responsibilities attributed to the actors involved.

This article explores how data interoperability can advance natural disasters management and how TEMA is advancing interoperability in the field.