1. Secure European Common Information Space for the Interoperability of First Responders and Police Authorities
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2. Consortium Start date: July 1st, 2014 Project Duration: 36 months
Consortium: 16 partners from 10 countries
Total Cost: 4,4 M€ (EC contribution: 3,1 M€)
The project is now in the last year of activities
FP7 Call ref : SEC Analysis and identification of security systems and data set used by first responders and police authorities
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3. What is SECTOR?
SECTOR addresses the importance of IT supported strategic and tactical collaboration and coordination in the field of crisis management by defining interoperability between crisis management actors and systems as one of the most significant factors of successful crisis management.
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4. SECTOR Objectives
Support exchange of information among IT systems involved in crisis management
Support collaborative crisis response by safety partners using Common Information Space (CIS)
Enhance coordination of all actors involved in crisis management by supporting specific tasks and activities
Support a fast and easy data sharing among responder organisations
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5. The SECTOR Solution Current Problems SECTOR CIS Organizational
European CCM Taxonomy: Definition of a “common language” for European agencies in Collaborative Crisis Management.
European CCM Meta-Model : Dedicated data-schemas definition by adopting/extending the NIEM framework
Common Information Space and Collaboration Platform:
dynamically set-up cross-agency collaboration
information and resource sharing across agencies and across borders
Current Problems
SECTOR CIS
Semantic Interoperability
Organizational
Interoperability
Technical Interoperability
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6. Value added of SECTOR
Important value added features of the SECTOR platform:
Improvement of interoperability between agencies thanks to IBX – Interoperability Box
Decision support capabilities (SECPLAN)
Information services such as map services (including Copernicus), weather services, EFAS, LIWO, Sensor Information Services, etc.
Supporting IT systems including EDEN, Google Person Finder, Google Crisis Maps.
Enhanced COP and situation awareness of available resources for joint crisis resolution and management.
Sharing functionalities of other tools in the network.
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7. Stakeholders Stakeholders of the platform: First responders
Government agencies
Municipalities
Crisis management centres
Freight operators, etc.
Increased interest at DOMINO II
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8. SECPLAN (Decision Support)
Architecture
SECPLAN (Decision Support)
INASAFE
COMMON INFORMATION SPACE
EDEN
GOOGLE CRISIS MAP
LIWO
WEBGIS
Impact Reduction Mapping
23/11/2018
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9. Where you can find us?
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10. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no