An Asynchronous Message Delivery Service for iGaDs (Intelligent Guards Against Disasters)

Ou, Yuming; Huang, Chien-Shiun; Hu, Chih-Lin; Liu, J. W. S.; Chu, Edward T.-H.; Shih, Chih-yu

doi:10.1109/imis.2013.152

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“…iGaDs can be used in a variety of disaster situations. An iGaD in a smart home can shut down the natural gas intake valve to prevent fire disaster [7]. Such an iGaD can be configured to respond to strong tornado warnings as well as earthquake warnings.…”

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“…An alert message may include additional parameters of the event such as expiration times, image, text descriptions and so on. Some iGaDs (e.g., those that provide emergency alert functions of building management systems) can use them as suggested by the CAP-EAS implementation guidelines [7] in the generation of their responses.The main disadvantage of iGaDs system is that it is limited to a particular building.…”

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A Survey on Disaster Management Systems

Thomas¹,

Nair²

2015

IJCA

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Disaster is a sudden event bringing great damage to life and property. Managing a disaster situation is a challenging task. Disaster management is one of the most demanding applications in the field of emergency assistance and long term maintenance for refugees and displaced persons. One tool for improving disaster is quick access to accurate and updated information about the disaster situation. This paper aims to discuss various disaster management techniques that can be used by the first responders and the public to lessen the impacts caused during a disaster. The various disaster management systems reviewed in this paper includes TtT system, MRCCFR system, UbAlert disaster application and BRIDGE system. The advantages and disadvantages of using each of these systems are also discussed. General TermsDisaster, Disaster Management.

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Section: Igads (Intelligent Guards Against Disasters)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%