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Resilience Race: Empowering Refugees for Disaster Preparedness and Communication

Join the race for resilience in Nagoya, Japan on 2014/05/11 to support refugees in disaster prevention and mitigation efforts. Help refugees get essential aid by facilitating communication and data sharing. Contribute to a platform that enables direct communication between refugees and various parties such as volunteers, news media, and government agencies. Enhance personal safety through geo-location tracking, sharing critical information on social media platforms, and requesting rescue assistance with a simple click. Support the use of open data for refugee assistance and contribute via standard web technologies. Collaborate to provide timely and accurate aid to those in need.

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Resilience Race: Empowering Refugees for Disaster Preparedness and Communication

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  1. WHAT THE REFUGEE WANTS TO GET? Race for Resilience Nagoya Japan 2014/05/11 http://refugeww.org/ http://refugeww.org/support/ WHAT THE REFUGEE WANTS TO GET.

  2. Goal: Disaster prevention/mitigation rescue parties FB,Twitter International Disaster Prevention Center (Tentative Name) help me！ Surveying personal safety info Analyze Sending my safety one click relatives, friends Reporting Direct communication between refugees and public (volunteer, news media, government) WHAT THE REFUGEE WANTS TO GET.

  3. Data formulation for interchange * : mandatory The Stored Data form is Open Data (RDF). Easy to extend properties with preserving compatibility. WHAT THE REFUGEE WANTS TO GET.

  4. “HELP ME”CENTER、PUBLIC transmitted information geo-location login name, personal name（Twitter,FB）mail address pictures, movies,voice request rescue water, foods, goods <resolved> earthquake flood terrorism Twitter,FB login click HELP Anyone can see the data can contribute, can add useful web tools, analyzers. WHAT THE REFUGEE WANTS TO GET.

  5. Anyone can use the data and can contribute via standard Web technology Work in the public data Analysis of the refugees’ status, Direct communication with refugees. Add another Web site for new service, just using mashup with javaScript A statistical tool: R, can be used with SPARQL. Data credibility Most users login with FaceBook account. Data of each request can be investigated via FB account if necesaary. Data security Personal informations are protected as much as possible, Those are in limited usage of most cases. Geo-location credibility The system gets the geo-location attached to the request from smart phone GPS. Event-time and IDs Time and IDs are used for individual person tracking. The system creates an ID for each refugee automatically. WHAT THE REFUGEE WANTS TO GET.

  6. Work of Refugees: Rescue Twitter,FB login & click HELP Rescue confirm get Info send “resolved” after you get rescued or get relief. confirm your request with your location on the map and rescue locations also. WHAT THE REFUGEE WANTS TO GET.

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