Objective
What is missing so far in the European Union are disaster management procedures, tools and systems which fully take into account the specific characteristics and requirements of large-scale international cooperation in emergency situations. These characteristics are distinguished by many diverse emergency response organisations that need to collaborate across technological systems, organisational borders as well as language and cultural barriers. They do not have the same background knowledge and arrive at different points in time. Technologies and procedures currently used in multinational disaster response and prior EU funded projects have provided many solutions for single aspects, but to the best of the Consortium’s knowledge there is no concept available yet which supports the entire process.
This situation is the motivation for IDIRA. The mentioned characteristics of multinational disaster response led to the conclusion that we shall develop a system of technologies and guidelines which help in optimal resource planning and operations across national and organisational borders. The set of tools, interfaces and procedures developed in IDIRA will be designed to be configured, deployed and operated in a flexible manner, providing interoperable services for data integration, information exchange, resource planning and decision support to local and international disaster response units and decision makers.
This core result of IDIRA will take the form an architectural framework and an exemplary implementation of a Mobile Integrated Command and Control Structure supporting co-ordinated large-scale disaster management. It is foreseen to make the best possible use of existing ideas, technology and standards, integrating available solutions and complementing them with new components where necessary. In actual operation, the components based on IDIRA solutions will be building on and be integrated with local command & control infrastructure and response procedures.
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FP7-SEC-2010-1
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80686 MUNCHEN
Germany
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26222 PATRA
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5020 Salzburg
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1100 Wien
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1030 Wien
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10 561 ATHINA
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154 51 ATHINA
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01069 DRESDEN
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SE10 9LS London
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00141 Roma
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5020 SALZBURG
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1041 Wien
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15 500 HOLARGOS, ATHENS
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00184 Rome
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141 22 IRAKLEIO
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100 00 Praha 10
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1207 GENEVE
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27100 PYRGOS
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10 177 ATHINA
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