TEMA: Pioneering Disaster Management through Interoperable Digital Twins: Bridging Technological Capabilities with Global Needs
This article explores the role of digital twins and interoperability in natural disaster management.
Leveraging Information Fusion for Enhanced Natural Disaster Management
Seeking to provide insights on human life protection and ways to lessen the effects of catastrophic events, this article explores the importance of the information fusion approach and its application in a variety of natural disaster management (NDM) contexts.
Interoperability Governance in Emergency Services in the European Union
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.
Targeted and Ex-ante Assessments: Protecting the Right to Privacy and the Protection of Personal Data and Enhancing the Overall Data Processing Mechanism within and Outside the TEMA Project
In a recent publication[1], AUTH (TEMA coordinator) proposed a fully-fledged privacy-assessment that could be applied to future uses of Autonomous Systems (AS) for Natural Disaster Management (NDM) purposes. After exploring whether and how certain implementations may interfere with the right to privacy and the protection of personal data, the authors detected key challenges stemming from non-compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Enhancing Disaster Response: The Crucial Role of Data Interoperability in Natural Disaster Management and risk mitigation
This article explores how data interoperability can advance natural disasters management and how TEMA is advancing interoperability in the field.
Leadership and Command in Emergency Operations: The German Regulation DV 100 (Dienstvorschrift 100)
This article explores how command systems represent a cornerstone in large scale emergency management based on the example of the German Regulation DV 100.
Methodology and Processing of the Model for the Forest Fire Risk Map
The articles seeks to illustrate the methodology used for the elaboration of the risk map, starting from cartographic bases, in order to obtain a product in raster format that allows rapid spatial analysis in a GIS environment for processing. It is based on the work previously presented "Methodology and Processing of the Model for the Forest Fire Risk Map".
Stories and Lessons Learnt in Natural Disaster Management within the TEMA Framework
This article explores the lessons learnt in TEMA framework based on four actual cases.
Data visualisation: the Smartdesk in the TEMA project
This article explores how Smartdesk, a solution that is being developed in the scope of TEMA, will support end users for better data visualisation.
The Potential of Technology to Improve Natural Disaster Management in Finland
This article explores how technology can improve natural disaster management in Finland, making a connection with European areas that, like Finland, were historically less bound to experience natural disaster but that are now facing issues as consequence of climate change.