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Introduction to InaSAFE and case studies - Malawi
InASafe is a QGIS plugin developed to create realistic natural hazard impact scenarios to enhance planning and disaster preparedness using geographic data. It has evolved through various versions since its soft launch in 2012, with applications demonstrated in multiple case studies across Indonesia. The tool is designed to incorporate hazard and exposure data, focusing on social vulnerability and participatory methodologies.
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- 1. Introduction to InaSAFE Emir Hartato Severin Menard Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT)
- 2. What is InaSAFE? InaSAFE is a plugin for QGIS software. It aims to produce realistic natural hazard impact scenarios for better planning, preparedness and response activities, using hazard and exposure geographic data.
- 3. InaSAFE History •Soft launch – Understanding Risk Forum 2012 • Version1.0 – Launch at AMCDRR (ASEAN Ministral Conference for Disaster Risk Reduction) in 2012 • Training across 6 provinces in Indonesia as part of Scenario Development for Contingency Planning which includes OpenStreetMap, QGIS, and InaSAFE • Version 2.0 – Launch at InaDRTG (Indonesia Disaster Relief Training Ground) in 2014
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- 5. Why InaSAFE? Free+ Open + Dynamic • Combines Latest Science and Local Knowledge • Focus on Social Vulnerability • Demand-driven • Client-focused • Effective and practical • Participatory • Tested in Multiple Contexts https://www.gfdrr.org/node/1416
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- 8. Where do Iget Hazard information? Communities frequent events only Previous Hazard footprint University Local Government National science agency
- 9. Hazard refers toa singular disaster scenario
- 11. Where do Iget Exposure National Mapping Agency OpenStreetMap University Local Government information? National Statistical Agency WorldPop Landscan
- 12. Exposure in InaSAFErefers to: • population density - number of people found in a certain area • important infrastructure - buildings, bridges etc Experimental in v2.0
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- 15. Impact Function Thecore to InaSAFE is its capability of having multiple Impact functions specific to the input data.
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- 19. InaSAFE Case Studies– Bengawan Solo 1. Provide hazard layer 2. OSM Training for data collection 3. Collecting exposure data 4. InaSAFE simulation (building & people affected) 5. GIS analysis to support contingency planning
- 21. InaSAFE Case Studies– Papandayan • 22.321 buildings being mapped • Mapping evacuation sites based on Guntur and Papandayan volcanoes Contingency Plan • Impact map for Papandayan and Guntur Volcanoes based on essential buildings and other infrastructures already mapped • Short training for 5 BPBD staffs
- 22. InaSAFE Case Studies– Makassar Flood
- 23. InaSAFE Case Studies– Realtime Earthquake
- 24. WebSAFE –Web Versionof InaSAFE by Project NOAH (Philippines)
- 25. Other reference andcase studies: • Presentation presented at Chengdu Forum on UN-GGIM • Wired Magazine • Black Duck Award • AIFDR - ASEAN Training • GFDRR - Preparing nations to be a step ahead • FutureGov - How can government open data and open source enable disaster risk management
- 26. Where to getsupports? http://www.hipchat.com/gMIdPJ5Fw http://inasafe.org https://github.com/AIFDR/inasafe
- 27. Now it’s yourturn! Let’s practice!
- 28. • :/plugins/inasafe/supporters.png •InaSAFE has been jointly developed by Indonesian Government- BNPB, Australian Government-AIFDR and the World Bank-GFDRR. These agencies and the individual software developers of InaSAFE take no responsibility for the correctness of outputs from InaSAFE or decisions derived as a consequence.
- 29. Group Work 1.Use OSM Building Point as Exposure 2. Hazard layer – G1: Q10 - G3: Q50 G2: Q20 - G4: Q75 3. Aggregate by TA (the file is inside mw_lowershire_ta, use AREA column) 4. Make PDF
- 30. Things to present: •The result, and try to answer some questions from Action Checklist. •Do you have any difficulties using impact function for Flood with infrastructure exposure? •What can you do with the information from InaSAFE output? And how you will use the information? •Do you think it's helpful enough/not? •If not, what else do you think that should be added into the output?