Hazard Early Warning Sub-regional Forum on Disaster Risk Reduction and Early Warning Systems 27 March 2019.

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Hazard Early Warning Sub-regional Forum on Disaster Risk Reduction and Early Warning Systems 27 March 2019

Main Points Pacific Disaster Center Overview Early Warning Requirements System Approach Examples

Pacific Disaster Center We use science and technology… to help executives and disaster managers worldwide reduce disaster risk and prepare for and respond to hazards effectively

Our Role

Our Role Make Decisions

Make Decisions Save Lives Our Role Make Decisions Save Lives

Early Warning Objectives Time Location Severity

Early Warning Objectives Time Location Severity

Severity – What We Need to Know Impact! People Property Key Infrastructure

DisasterAWARE™ emops.pdc.org PDC’s web-based all-hazard and decision support application, designed to provide global situational awareness for disaster risk reduction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fA- 0suStDBc

Early Warning Early notification via SmartAlert. Customized alerts via email or SMS (or both) as new hazards occur or updates become available.

Real-Time Social Media Settings Access the latest text, photos, and videos posted. View heat-maps of activity. Scan Tool

Access Critical Layers Data organized by country and includes: Damage Assessments Critical Infrastructure Hazards (e.g. flooded areas) Demography

Access the Latest Products Forecasts and Outlooks SITREPS Damage and Needs Assessments National/International Response Updates

Stream Live TV Live updates Leverage public communication Situational awareness on international perspectives

Live Camera Feeds Access current conditions to monitor: Settings Access current conditions to monitor: - Danger Points Contraflow Road Conditions, etc.

All-Hazard Impact Model - AIM Population exposure Capital/infrastructure exposure Helps guide preparedness and response strategies

Potential Needs Basic Water Needs Nutrition Requirements Shelter Requirements Human Waste and Refuse Disposal

Initial Damage Assessments Integrated Preliminary Damage Assessment Data Feeds Combined with AIM model analysis for products Pre/Post Imagery Mapping

Sample Products

For support during major hazards, email response@pdc.org For access to DisasterAWARE, visit https://emops.pdc.org/emops/

Questions? Steve Recca srecca@pdc.org