Current Processes and procedures Sample Clauses

Current Processes and procedures. Currently, professional communities have a wide variety of coordination tools available to them (see 4.3). Most of these systems are used for information sharing between services (police, fire, ambulance) and de-confliction of activities during an operation. Nevertheless, no particular systems have been identified which are used on a structural basis by responding professionals, while at the same time incorporating insights from social media sources in a standardized manner. Furthermore, the NGO field also performs data gathering and analysis after a disaster, usually via household/village questionnaires. It could be possible that the COBACORE platform collects data by proxy as well (not on individual level, but on family, household, village level), based on the sometimes limited amount of information which is available in the first few weeks after a larger scale disaster. Although the last few years have seen an increase in experimental settings in which professionally used information sharing systems aim to incorporate crowd sourced information from social media (e.g. in the Netherlands the mayor who is coordinating a crisis operation, has a social media/press communication officer who advises on information strategies based on the media perception) no integrated systems currently exist. More specifically, no examples have been found in the State of the Art in which crowdsourced information is filtered, analyzed and presented in a standardized manner which is aligned with the current ways of working of the responding professionals. Furthermore, an application in which crowdsourced media is used by professionals in a social media 2.0 setting (feeding tailored information back to the individual/group which has sent information via the web, instead of a single message for the affected and responding community as a whole) has neither been found in a professional responders setting. See chapter 5 for more information in this field.
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