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Performance assessment indicators. To determine the operational value of COBACORE for each user group and for the whole the following performance assessment indicators will be specified: - Collaboration and information sharing within and between user groups (e.g. community, NGO, government); - Acquisition and analysis of information about needs, damage and capacities; - Matching of needs and damage with capacities within and between user- groups; - Availability and quality of data sources used for needs, damage and capacity assessment and matching; - Degree of fit of built-in procedures with current practises of user-groups; and - Usefulness and usability of COBACORE interfaces for users from each user- group. Three kinds of assessments are combined as the basis for feedback and refinement of COBACORE features: - Self-assessment of participants from all user groups and groups 1 and 2 of the evaluation groups: usefulness and usability of COBACORE features for recovery activities; match with procedures or working habits; added value of collaboration and information sharing; generalisability of functionality to other scenario’s, suggestions about additions and improvements. - Observations by experts (group 3): effectiveness and efficiency of damage, needs and capacity assessments; needs-capacity matching; information sharing and collaboration and recovery as a whole, generalizability of functionality to other scenarios. - Assessments of COBACORE members: Additional performance assessment indicators. The reactions will be caught on forms – which represent questionnaires based on support claims and performance assessment indicators and are formulated beforehand by representatives of all work packages with the aid of WP5 team members. This way the evaluation experience will produce demand driven feedback to all work packages and allow assessing the overall operational value of COBACORE for all user groups and evaluation groups.
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Performance assessment indicators. In this final evaluation COBACORE is tested with user groups and on scene and off scene teams in two countries. These teams are not used to working together in these circumstances and do not share the same national framework for response and recovery. We evaluate the potential of COBACORE to close information sharing and collaboration gaps between the two countries. To demonstrate the operational value of COBACORE the following performance assessment indicators will be specified: - Collaboration and information sharing within and between user groups on two sides of the Netherlands and German border (e.g. community, NGO, government); - Acquisition and analysis of information about needs, damage and capacities by user-groups on two sides of the Netherlands and German border; - Matching of needs and damage with capacities within and between user-groups on two sides of the Netherlands and German border. - Availability and quality of data sources used for needs, damage and capacity assessment and matching by user groups on two sides of the Netherlands and German border. - Degree of fit of built-in procedures with current practises of user-groups on two sides of the Netherlands and German border - Usefulness and usability of COBACORE interfaces for users from each user group on two sides of the Netherlands and German border In this stage of development support claims of COBACORE functionality is fully specified. The implementation of functionality has been tested. As a result the performance assessment indicators can be made SMART and demonstrative.

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