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India disaster database (InDisData)
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- Slide 1: InDisData in risk & vulnerability
A tool to identify trends
• A database of past disasters to understand trends and
patterns of disasters.
• A systematic geo-referenced inventory of small, medium
and large-scale disasters for past 30 years.
• To rationalize decision making for disaster preparedness,
as well as providing an objective base for vulnerability
assessment and priority setting.
• To support planning & policy decisions for disaster
preparedness and mitigation.
- Slide 2: InDisData
InDisData methodology includes two software modules
DesInventar:
• A relational database through which
parameters like events, causes, data DesConsultar:
sources, and effects are captured
• A decision making tool which uses the
DesInventar database to query and
analyze the database through graphs,
tables and thematic maps.
- Slide 3: Orissa pilot
Out comes & findings
Last 32 years data collected for 30 districts and
314 blocks from media sources.
Institutionalization with Government for
sustainability.
Interpretation and analysis of the data shows
new dimensions of risk & vulnerabilities of the
State.
Orissa ‘Vulnerability Analysis Report’ is being
prepared in association with ‘Center for
Development Studies’.
- Slide 4: Orissa- Outcomes
Example
Effect on Livelihood
Effect on Lives lost
•. The number of victims are higher during
• Death due to epidemic is maximum
floods in comparison to those under fire.
followed by cyclone and drought.
•Fire makes people more vulnerable in terms
• Epidemics generally follow floods and
of property and life but flood makes them
more disastrous because of low economic
more vulnerable in terms of livelihood, since
level and accessibility of medical facilities.
agricultural lands get inundated. And Orissa
being a predominantly agricultural economy
gets shattered in times of floods.