this shows the management done from department of anaesthesiology and critical care, kathnabdu medical college , sinamangal , nepal for earthquake victims in april in nepal 2015, hope you like it and comment !!! tthanks a lot
best regards from nepal,
dr santosh dhakal
3rd year resident
kathmandu medical college teaching hospital public limited
sinamangal
kathnamdu
nepal
GlobalGiving :- an Agile approach to the Japan Earthquake Disaster, and inter...Marc Maxson / GlobalGiving
Trying to tell the story of the first five days follow the March 11, 2011 Japan Earthquake.
There are three challenges: collecting money, finding orgs to best use it, then learning whether this money served the needs of the people. This is my attempt to explain what happened, and what I think helps follow-up the immediate disaster response.
Agile (a programming philosophy) is what allows GlobalGiving to effectively react after a disaster and support first responders on the ground.
(was a Pecha Kucha, but these are hard to understand without the audio component - so I expanded it.)
Crowdsourcing Disaster Housing for Japan EarthquakeSparkrelief
How to use technology to empower the community to help those affected by disaster. Sparkrelief created a site for people to give housing to those made homeless by the Japan earthquake.
Crowdsource Damage Mapping for Disaster Emergency Response - the 2015 Nepal E...Michal Bodnar
This presentation brings a brief overview of the quality of Tomnod crowdsourcing campaign in analyzing the damage caused by the 2015 Nepal earthquake. It does so by analyzing the geographical distribution of the Tomnod data, the attributes of the Tomnod dataset and by analyzing the taggers themselves. In the next step, the comparison on the district level against the data from official institutions (UNOSAT/NGA/Copernicus) is conducted.
The presentation starts with an explanation of the term crowdsourcing; then continues with the motivation behind the usage of crowdsourced damage mapping and its history. After that the case of the 2015 Nepal earthquake is studied. The last section explains the author's future research interests in an area of collaborative damage mapping.
Earthquake Safety Week 2017 from 15-21 January 2017
Bihar State Disaster Management Authority has announced Earthquake Safety Week.
Bihar is located in the high seismic zone that falls on the boundary of the tectonic plate joining the Himalayan tectonic plate near the Bihar-Nepal Border and has six sub-surface fault lines moving towards the Gangetic planes in four directions. Of the 38 districts of Bihar, 8 districts fall in seismic zone V of which 2 districts (Madhubani and Supaul) fall entirely in seismic zone V while 24 districts fall in seismic zone IV and 6 districts in seismic zone III with most districts falling under multiple seismic zones (i.e. either seismic zone V & IV or seismic zone IV & III). The state has in the past experienced major earthquakes; the worst was the 1934 earthquake in which more than 10,000 people lost their lives, followed by 1988 earthquake and recent earthquake was the Sikkim earthquake in September 2011.
The new and growing urban centres in the state where building codes and control mechanisms are not enforced, earthquake remains a major threat to cities. This could result in social infrastructures such as schools and hospitals that are not built to be earthquake resistant could lead to serve damage and loss of lives as well.
this shows the management done from department of anaesthesiology and critical care, kathnabdu medical college , sinamangal , nepal for earthquake victims in april in nepal 2015, hope you like it and comment !!! tthanks a lot
best regards from nepal,
dr santosh dhakal
3rd year resident
kathmandu medical college teaching hospital public limited
sinamangal
kathnamdu
nepal
GlobalGiving :- an Agile approach to the Japan Earthquake Disaster, and inter...Marc Maxson / GlobalGiving
Trying to tell the story of the first five days follow the March 11, 2011 Japan Earthquake.
There are three challenges: collecting money, finding orgs to best use it, then learning whether this money served the needs of the people. This is my attempt to explain what happened, and what I think helps follow-up the immediate disaster response.
Agile (a programming philosophy) is what allows GlobalGiving to effectively react after a disaster and support first responders on the ground.
(was a Pecha Kucha, but these are hard to understand without the audio component - so I expanded it.)
Crowdsourcing Disaster Housing for Japan EarthquakeSparkrelief
How to use technology to empower the community to help those affected by disaster. Sparkrelief created a site for people to give housing to those made homeless by the Japan earthquake.
Crowdsource Damage Mapping for Disaster Emergency Response - the 2015 Nepal E...Michal Bodnar
This presentation brings a brief overview of the quality of Tomnod crowdsourcing campaign in analyzing the damage caused by the 2015 Nepal earthquake. It does so by analyzing the geographical distribution of the Tomnod data, the attributes of the Tomnod dataset and by analyzing the taggers themselves. In the next step, the comparison on the district level against the data from official institutions (UNOSAT/NGA/Copernicus) is conducted.
The presentation starts with an explanation of the term crowdsourcing; then continues with the motivation behind the usage of crowdsourced damage mapping and its history. After that the case of the 2015 Nepal earthquake is studied. The last section explains the author's future research interests in an area of collaborative damage mapping.
Earthquake Safety Week 2017 from 15-21 January 2017
Bihar State Disaster Management Authority has announced Earthquake Safety Week.
Bihar is located in the high seismic zone that falls on the boundary of the tectonic plate joining the Himalayan tectonic plate near the Bihar-Nepal Border and has six sub-surface fault lines moving towards the Gangetic planes in four directions. Of the 38 districts of Bihar, 8 districts fall in seismic zone V of which 2 districts (Madhubani and Supaul) fall entirely in seismic zone V while 24 districts fall in seismic zone IV and 6 districts in seismic zone III with most districts falling under multiple seismic zones (i.e. either seismic zone V & IV or seismic zone IV & III). The state has in the past experienced major earthquakes; the worst was the 1934 earthquake in which more than 10,000 people lost their lives, followed by 1988 earthquake and recent earthquake was the Sikkim earthquake in September 2011.
The new and growing urban centres in the state where building codes and control mechanisms are not enforced, earthquake remains a major threat to cities. This could result in social infrastructures such as schools and hospitals that are not built to be earthquake resistant could lead to serve damage and loss of lives as well.