Security Summit May 2013. (c) Copyright 2006-2010 - PDC Natural Disaster Classification (CRED)

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Security Summit May 2013

(c) Copyright PDC Natural Disaster Classification (CRED)

HADR Regional Awareness Objectives  Maintain Regional Hazard/Disaster Situational Awareness  Develop/Maintain Operationally Relevant Risk Awareness of Key Regions  Establish Information Sharing Networks “Intra-DoD” Civil-Military International-Regional  Integrate Emerging Information Collection & Sharing Technologies (c) Copyright PDC

Early Warning and Decision Support Applications: DisasterAWARE  Integrated Multi-hazard Hazard Monitoring  Disaster Early Warning  Automated / Integrated Modeling  Exposure (Risk) Maps & Historical Hazard data  Customized Impact Modeling AND  Intra-Agency Info Sharing User Added Situation Reports Damage Products, …  Remote Access (c) Copyright PDC EQ Volcano Hot Spots Rain Tsunami Travel Time Storm, EQ, Volcano Intensity Zones Shake Maps (MMI) Info Sharing iPhone App Situation Reports May 10, 2010

(c) Copyright PDC Disaster Situational Awareness

(c) Copyright PDC GDP per capita Average Growth of GDP Economic Strength Political Stability Control of Corruption Voice and Accountability Rule of Law Government Effectiveness Government Strength Telephone Mainlines and Cell Subscribers Road Density Runway Density Infrastructure = RISK Hazard Capacity Vulnerability +- Risk and Vulnerability Assessments Components of Disaster Risk Reduction Travel Cost to ART Clinics:

Risk and Historical Hazards

Operational Problem o Deliberate/contingency operations require understanding/awareness of risk factors effecting mission planning and operational success o Phase 0-5 knowledge products are required for situational awareness, assessment and decision support Technical Challenge o Disparate data sources- none that tie together human, animal, vector surveillance o Data not represented geospatially o Need for information service identified Biosurveillance Challenge (COCOM)

BioServ  A collaborative approach… Partnership ○ Pacific Disaster Center ○ US Naval Medical Research Unit-2 (NAMRU-2) ○ US Army Public Health Command (USAPHC) ○ Navy Medical Research Center, Advanced Medical Development (NMRC AMD) (c) Copyright PDC

Regional Health Surveillance (c) Copyright PDC

Guam Memorial Hospital Authority – Emergency Department Total Influenza or Flu-Syndrome Cases

The Future …  Emerging Use of Social Media/Networking to Provide Timely Health Information in “Austere” Environments ONR Social Networking Initiatives Increased Use of “Ubiquitous” data collection resources  Increase Information Sharing & Collaboration Through Adoption of Open Standards & Interoperability Mil-Civ Trusted Environment ---Increasing “Social Capital” Open Standards/Interoperability -- ROGUE JCTD Increasing Engagement of Health “Communities of Practice” Growth of New Regional Data/Information Networks  Adoption of “System Agnostic” Knowledge Data/Information Resources

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