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Challenges for Mobile Solutions for Emergency Response

Erik G. Nilsson SINTEF IKT

26/3-09

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Contents

 Actors and roles that are involved in emergency missions

 A closer look at Local CP and Field personnel

Characteristics

Users

Equipment

Computers

Infrastructure

Needs and requirements

Information flow

Communication

Challenges for ICT systems

 Common needs, challenges and opportunities

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Operational area

Field worker Field worker w/sensor

Field worker

Local CP

Local base

Local base

Central CP / Operations centre

Information source

Information source

Information source

Information source

Information source

Applications and services

Informant Informant

Sensor Sensor

Sensor

Mobile resources Local CP

Field worker Field worker w/sensor

Field worker

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Local CP

 Characteristics

Close to the scene of the incident

Outdoors

In car

In caravan

In tent

Move around more or less frequently

 Users

Local leader(s)

Support personnel

 Equipment

Computers

Portable computer(s)

Mobile devices

Infrastructure

Wireless communication

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Local CP

 Needs and requirements

Highly attention requiring tasks

Much information

Overview

Priority

Visualization

 Information flow

Collect from field personnel

Collect from information sources

Collect from (and provide to) remote applications and services

Collect from and provide to other local leaders

Collect from and provide to mobile resources

Collect from and provide to central CP

Collect from sensors

Collect from local informants

Appoint tasks to field personnel and other local leaders

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Local CP

Communication

With most of the actors and roles that are involved

Much voice communication today

Radio

Phone

Some electronic communication with central CP / operations centre

Challenges for ICT systems

Balance between

Attention to ICT system

ICT systems relieving the user

User may be moving much around

Present optimal information

Flexibility with minimal efforts

Reliable communication

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Field personnel

Characteristics

At/insider the scene of the incident

Move around most of the time

Highly focused on primary task

May operate in very hostile environments

Users

Field personnel

Local leaders

Specialized personnel

Equipment

Computers

Mobile devices

Infrastructure

Wireless communication

Equipped with sensors

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Field personnel

 Needs and requirements

Highly attention requiring tasks

Efficient information flow

Receive tasks

Provide information

 Information flow

Collect from and provide to local CP

Collect from and provide to other local leaders

Collect from and provide to other field personnel

Receive tasks from local CP and other local leaders

Provide indirectly through carrying sensors

Collect from local informants

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Field personnel

Communication

With local CP / local leaders and other field personnel

Much voice communication today

Person to person

Radio / phone

Shouting

Challenges for ICT systems

User is moving very much around

All focus on primary task

Non-intrusive solutions

Balance between

Information needs

Information provision

Minimize needs for interaction

Automatic through sensors

Reasoning based on sensor data

Optimal choice of modalities

Reliable communication

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Operational area

Field worker Field worker w/sensor

Field worker

Local CP

Local base

Local base

Central CP / Operations

Information source

Information source

Information source

Information source

Information

Applications

Informant Informant

Sensor Sensor

Sensor

Mobile resources

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Common needs and challenges

 Integration of information from different sources

From different organizations

From different systems and a variety of sources

From sensors

Data – information - presentation

 Adapting information to different situations

Standards and plans

Templates for different types of situations

Handling unexpected incidents

 Integration of maps and pictures

Incl. pictometri / angled photos

 Handing resources

Management and overview

Across organizations

Incl. human resources and equipment

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Common needs and challenges

Exploit local sensors and infrastructure

Availability of mobile resources

Robust communication

Reliable sensor data

e.g. accuracy

Sensor fusion

Compose/adapt information and services to changing needs

Adapt solutions to different kind of equipment

Screen size

Operating systems

Interaction mechanisms

Available modalities

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Opportunities

 Possible approaches for ICT support connected to mobile personnel in avalanche operations

Use GPS tracking to make map of operational area automatically

Use GPS to obtain accurate position of findings in the avalanche

Use RFID or bar code scanner to registrer

Available personnel

Where different persons are located

Inside or outside the operational area

Use GPS tracking to make map of how well the different parts of the avalanche has been examined

Visualize using different shades

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Opportunities

 Possible approaches for ICT support connected to mobile personnel in avalanche operations

Use movement sensor & GPS to registrer every point examined using the searching poles

Use local D-GPS to increase accuracy of GPS tracking

Use ad hoc WLAN to ensure reliable wireless communication

Use ad hoc base station to ensure reliable wireless communication

Use GPS to communicate location of tasks more efficiently and effective

Use speach/sound based UI for mobile personnel

Location of tasks

Report activities

Automatic transfer to local CP

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Operational area

Field worker Field worker w/sensor

Field worker

Local CP

Local base

Local base

Central CP / Operations centre

Information source

Information source

Information source

Information source

Information source

Applications and services

Informant Informant

Sensor Sensor

Sensor

Mobile resources

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