Implementation of a Community-Based Disaster Prevention Information System

Ishida, Toru; Hirohara, Yusuke; Uchida, Noriki; Shibata, Yoshitaka

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-65521-5_54

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“…• Disaster Information Sharing Cloud System [7,6] An information sharing system used by the disaster control headquarters during natural disasters. Disaster prevention information registered in the system is provided through the emergency application server.…”

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Implementation of an Open Data Visualization System Based on Disaster Information

Ishida¹,

Koike²,

Uchida³

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We developed an open data visualization system called “VOICE” (Visualization of Open Data Informationfor a City in Emergency), which is intended to be used by Japanese residents both duringnormal times (NT) and emergencies and natural disasters. During NT, VOICE would provide opendata visualization of disaster prevention and risk reduction. In emergencies, VOICE would providereal-time visual data on emergency or disaster information issued by the disaster control headquarters.In addition, the system would be able to visually represent real-time information on reliefsupplies requested by emergency shelters. To evaluate the effectiveness of the open data visualizationsystem, we conducted a survey, including 28 municipal employees from the disaster preventiondivision and 60 residents who were asked to evaluate the system for operability, effectiveness, functionality,usability, and relevance. The results of the survey indicate subjects’ overwhelming positiveresponse to the system for all five measures.

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confidence: 99%