QUESTION 22-1/2: Utilization of telecommunications/ICTsfor disaster preparedness,mitigation and response
Table of Contents
1 Introduction
2 Background
3 Telecommunications/ICTs in Support of Disaster Detection, Mitigation, and Response
3.1 Super Base Stations - People's Republic of China
3.2 Korea Government Radio Network
3.3 SaaS Type Application Services in Support of Earthquake Recovery
3.4 Emergency.lu
3.5 Let's Get Ready! Mobile Safety Project
3.6 Applications of Integrated Emergency Communications Dispatching System (IECDS)
3.7 Ad Hoc Network Technology
3.8 ITU-R Studies of Radiocommunication Systems
3.9 ITU-T Studies in Support of Emergency Telecommunications
4 Country Case Studies
4.1 Japan
4.2 Burkina Faso
4.3 People's Republic of China
4.4 Cote d'Ivoire
4.5 Cameroon
4.6 Democratic Republic of Congo
5 Collaboration with Other Organizations
5.1 Satellite Imagery and Space-based Information
5.2 Regional Organizations and Activities
5.3 Other United Nations Entities
5.4 The Tampere Convention
5.5 Europe
5.6 International Amateur Radio Union (IARU)
5.7 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
6 Accessibility
7 Conclusions and Best Practice Guidelines
Conclusion
Annexes
Annex 1: List of ITU Resolutions, Recommendations and Reports Related to Emergency Telecommunications
Annex 2: List of Contributions
Appendix 1: Updated Handbook on Emergency Telecommunications.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Telecommunications for Disaster Mitigation and Relief
Chapter 2 - The Organizational Framework of Emergency Telecommunications
Chapter 3 - The Regulatory Framework
Chapter 4 - Telecommunications and ICTs as Tools forthe Providers of Emergency Response
Chapter 5 - Public Communication Networks
Chapter 6 - The Internet
Chapter 7 - Private Networks
Chapter 8 - Converged Networks
Chapter 9 - The Amateur Service
Chapter 10 - Broadcasting
Chapter 11 - New Technologies and New Practices
Annex: List of Acronyms
Appendix 2: Online Toolkit Mapping for Handbook on Emergency Telecommunications.
Online Tookit
Preface
Chapter 1: Telecommunications for Disaster Mitigation and Relief
Chapter 2: Organizational Framework of Emergency Telecommunications
Chapter 3: The Regulatory Framework
Chapter 4: Telecommunications as Tools for the Providers of Emergency Response
Chapter 5: Terrestrial Communications Systems
Chapter 6: Satellite Communications Systems
Chapter 9: The Amateur Service
Chapter 10: Broadcasting
Chapter 11: Space Science Services
Chapter 12: New Technologies and New Practices
Appendix 3: Handbook on Telecommunication Outside Plant in Areas Frequently Exposed to Natural Disasters
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Natural disasters and their management
Chapter 2 - The telecommunication outside plants technologies
Chapter 3 - Survey and evaluation of the natural disasters' impacton telecommunication outside plants
Chapter 4 - Outside plant of wireline systems to be deployed indisaster areas: design, implementation,operation and maintenance
Annex 4A1: General criteria for the design of an aerial cable infrastructure
Annex 4A2: Thermal design of above ground enclosures
Annex 4A3: Thermal properties of underground enclosures
Chapter 5Outside plant of land fixed/mobile wireless systemsto be deployed in disaster areas:design and implementation
Chapter 6Outside plant of satellite systems to be deployed innatural disaster areas: design and implementation
Chapter 7 - Outside plants of transportable fixed wirelessterrestrial systems and VSAT earth stations:design and implementation
Chapter 8 - Risk assessment and cost/effectiveness analysis forthe mitigation activities of the hazards effects
Annex 8A1: Example of evaluating seismic performance of outside plant facilities (Japan experience)
Chapter 9 - Emergency telecommunication planswith a focus on the outside plants
Annex 9A1: Actions in Cameroon to reinforce the resistance in the disasters
Annex 9A2: Natural typology of the disasters in Cameroon
Annex 9A3: Organization of the management of the disasters in Cameroon