1. Cyber-Infrastructure for Civil protection Operative ProcedureS
CYCLOPS
Cyber-Infrastructure for Civil protection Operative ProcedureS
Introduction
Partners
Activities
Second Training Workshop
Chania, Greece
5-7 May 2008
By Roberto Sorani

2. CYber-Infrastructure for CiviL protection Operative ProcedureS
Why Cyclops ?

3. SCHEMA DI GESTIONE DEL SISTEMA DELLA PROTEZIONE CIVILE
BEFORE the event occurs
Livel of criticism
CIVIL PROTECTION
Zona di allertamento
LOW
FORECASTING
Threshold
MODERATE
HIGH
PREVENZIONE
scenario
AT THE START OF CRISIS
IL PIANO EMERGENZIALE E LE SUE FASI
PER IL SUPERAMENTO DELL’EMERGENZA
ATTEN.
PRE-ALL.
ALLARME
PREVENZIONE
Il piano emergenziale e le sue fasi
EMERGENZA DEGLI EFFETTI
GOVERNO
DURANTE E AFTER IL MANIFESTARSI DELL’EVENTO
VALUTAZIONE DEI DANNI
PER IL RITORNO ALL’ORDINARIETÀ NEL BREVE PERIODO
PIANIFICAZIONE E PROGRAMMAZIONE DEGLI INTERVENTI
REALIZZAZIONE DEGLI INTERVENTI
VALUTAZIONE DEL RISCHIO RESIDUO

4. Risks Typologies Floods Inondazioni Land Slides Frane
Droughts Emergenza Idrica
Fires Incendi
Avalanches Valanghe
Volcanic ashes
Industrial
Seismic

5. 3 November 1966
FLOOD IN FLORENCE

6. Tiber river catchment: from 24th to 29th November 2005 flood event

8. Flash Floods – France - Italy
Floods, landslides, landslips and coastal erosion
Hydrogeological risk represents a danger which is second only to the seismic one, in terms of loss of human lives and of damages caused to structures.
However, man’s negative influence, which can be seen in unauthorised housebuilding, neglect of watercourses' maintenance, indiscriminate deforestation is, in most cases, a determining factor in the gravity of the effects.

9. Sarno - maggio 1998
159 people died

10. Rischio frana in Italia
frane negli ultimi 80 anni

11. WATER RESOURCES

12. Extraordinary commissioneer for waters
Technical table for monthly and seasonal forecasts
Monthly consultation with the Government

14. MODIS Terra Km

17. Number of fires and burnt area
1 January August 2006
Preliminary results
Region
Fires
wooded (ha)
no wooded (ha)
Totale (ha)
average (ha/fires)
VALLE D'AOSTA 11 70 21 91
8,3
PIEMONTE
237
444
182
626
2,6
LOMBARDIA
102
262
146
408
4,0
TRENTINO A. A. 19 1
0,1
VENETO 66 36 12 48
0,7
FRIULI V. G.
277
103
380
3,7
LIGURIA
290
566
354
920
3,2
EMILIA ROMAGNA 44 51
117
2,7
TOSCANA
419
351
174
525
1,3
UMBRIA 61 76
167
MARCHE 28 63
2,3
LAZIO
169
635
605
1.240
7,3
ABRUZZO
160
162
322
6,3
MOLISE 38 27 71
1,9
CAMPANIA
364
644
527
1.171
PUGLIA
300
904
1.960
2.864
9,5
BASILICATA 97
360
331
691
7,1
CALABRIA
555
1.505
2.367
3.872
7,0
SICILIA
442
1.922
3.524
5.446
12,3
SARDEGNA
1.331
1.318
4.143
5.461
4,1
TOTALE
4.726
9.707
14.777
24.484
5,2

18. Valanghe

19. As many as 88 automatic stations and 175 manned stations take measurements on snow status twice a day and provide data on:
Wind speed and direction
Tmax and Tmin at 2 meters
Depth of snow coverCumulated snow in the last 24 hours
Snow temperature at different levels

20. Data Sets
Meteorological conventional data surface, upper air, ships, amdar…
asap, hydrometers, rain gauges
Meteorological remote sensing data radars satellites
Numerical data modelling
Surface/soil data morphology
Earth observation satellites
Ground instrumentation inclinometer, piezometer …..
Microwave/IR data from space hundreds of payload

21. Fattore “time”
Ore 10,45
Ore 15,30
Ore 15,40
Ore 15,45

22. So…. “Why CYCLOPS”
Many stratified data to be ingested at the same time
Several time per day H24
From different physical location
Dedicated SW to be run with continuity
Monitoring of actual situation and comparison with past situations
Quick computation the sooner…the better
Quick response and real time scenarios
Early warning/alert and intervention
To do more, with greater awareness and rapidity

23. EGEE = Enabling Grids for E- Science in Europe
GMES = Global Monitoring Environment Security
GMES = services users oriented
GRID = focused on technology
CYCLOPS = brings together the two communities
focusing on the operative needs of
European Civil Protection

24. CYber-Infrastructure for CiviL protection Operative ProcedureS
PARTNERS
CYber-Infrastructure for CiviL protection Operative ProcedureS
– €
DPC Italy Programme Manager R. Sorani
DDSC Fr
EMA Fr
ANPC Pt
(Univ of Minho) Pt
TEI-CR Gr
Prefecture of Chania Gr
INFN It
IMAA It Technical Manager S. Nativi

25. Deliverables now ready
Del. No
Deliverable name
WP No
Lead Participant
Nature
Dissemination level
Delivery date D1
Project Presentation 1
1 (DPC) R PU
PM1 D2
Project open conference 5
7 (SNBPC) / ANPC O D3
Perspective on cooperation with existing projects and initiatives
RE1
PM2 D4
Dissemination Plan
PM3 D5
Training events plan 2
2 (INFN) D6
Business Process analysis document 3
4 (DDSC) / EMA
PM5 D7
“EGEE cookbook: a guide for Civil Protection Grid users” document
PM6 D8
Existing Analysis document D9
Use-cases document
PM7
D10
First Training Workshop
D11
System Requirements document
PM10

26. D12
Mid-term project workshop 5
7 (ANPC)
0.5 O PU
PM12
D13
Second Training Workshop 2
2 (INFN)
PM13
D14
“EGEE Request for Enhancement” document 4
3 (IMAA) 1 R
PM16
D15
“Toward a Grid - Guidelines for Innovation Strategies for Civil Protection Systems” report
RE1
PM20
D16
“Research Strategies for the development of a Civil Protection E-Infrastructure” report
D17
Dissemination and coordination activity final report
PM23
D18
Project results presentation
D19
Final Plan for using and disseminating knowledge
9 (UMINHO)
D20
Report on raising public participation and awareness
D21
Project final conference

28. Forest Fires Exercise April 2008
Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri – Dipartimento della protezione civile
EU FIRE 5
Forest Fires Exercise April 2008

29. EXERCISE
SCENARIO national emergency requiring the Italian civil protection’s system intervention and the contribution of other European countries to face fires affecting a relevant part of the country
OPERATIONAL AREA Gallura – Sardinia
DATE APRIL 2008
(activities 17th and 18th- Air Demonstration on the 19th)
Objectives:
To test the FIRE5 Mission procedures in the framework of the Civil Protection Mechanism
To test and to disseminate the FIRE5 forest fires modules
To provide the teams with logistics and transportation
To test the inter-operability of the participant teams with special regard to equipment
To test radio communication system among the teams
To test the co-ordination system
to test the identification and assistance to foreign citizens capability in the hazardous zone

30. OPERATIONAL AREAS
Olbia
Porto Loiri
Arzachena

31. Participating Nations (IAO)
Member States
- FRANCE
- GREECE
- ITALY
- PORTUGAL
- SPAIN
Other Countries
- CYPRUS
- CZECH REP
- HUNGARY
- MALTA
- SLOVENJA
TURKEY
RUSSIAN FED

32. San Marco class amphibious transport dock of the Italian Navy
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33. The Italian Civil Protection Organization and tasks
14 May 2008
The Italian Civil Protection Organization and tasks
By Roberto SORANI
CYCLOPS Project Manager