Crisis Management System

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Crisis Management System
Future of Crisis Management Systems
Research on Safety of Winter Navigation
andEnvironmental Protectionin the Gulf of
FinlandInternational Seminar 20-21 November
2007,Kotka,Finland
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Do we need to go for a complex solution- CMS?

• PISCES 2 Sophisticated Instrument for Oil
  Spill Response Management at sea based on
  vectorized nautical charts (TX-97)
• Excellent tool for planning of a response
  operation including automating of paper work
  part.
• More information layers need to be incorporated
• Response operation is not only a maritime part
  of job- need to simulate more actions related to
  shore type of activities

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Crisis Management System Main Objective

• In reducing time, required for decision
  development, their acceptance and achievement.
• This will result in minimization of
• Victims among population
• Damage
• Ecologic
• Financial
• Other, including consequential losses

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Crisis Management System Purposes

• To provide
• GIS based cartographic, satellite and 3D
  information of crisis area
• Information about rescue resources and other
  means located close to crisis area
• Set of mathematical models to evaluate parameters
  of crisis situation
• Planning tools
• Automation of operator actions with workflow and
  checklists
• Analysis of situation with set of assessment
  methods
• Set of additional information (reference books,
  classifiers, etc.)

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CMS Architecture

• System is based on classic client-server
  architecture. Operator works with system through
  Tactical display which interacts with
  application server that manages all system
  components and provides some services

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GIS is

• Geographic Information System (GIS) is a set of
  tools that is able to manage different types of
  data, provide possibility to store, edit,
  visualize actualize this data

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GIS Geodatabase

• Data is organized in layers which may contain not
  only points, lines, polylines, satellite images,
  etc., but also is able to contain data
  (population, sensitive areas, etc.)

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GIS Features

• With GIS we can
• Make complex analysis of information
• Have vivid data visualization (2D 3D)
• Use satellite images as substrate for chart
  display for data actualization
• Have central data storage, multi-user data
  access, data versioning
• Have remote access to the data through Internet
  or other networks
• Integrate our system into existing infrastructure
  at customers site

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GIS_at_CMS

• GIS is used in CMS for
• Chart displaying
• Data analysis report generation
• Data visualization
• 3D modeling

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ESRI GIS

• CMS is based on ArcGIS 9 COTS product line of
  ESRI (USA). Why ESRI?
• ESRI is the industry leader in GIS technology
• ESRI has full range of GIS products (desktop,
  server, developer)
• ESRIs partners have additional instruments for
  working with data, satellite images, etc.
• ESRI provides worldwide support

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CMS Monitoring Module

• Key features of module
• Support of any available channels for data
  transfer
• Support of any types of objects
• Hydrometeorological data support, including ice
  condition charts
• Complex queries support
• Object track display and playback

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CMS Math Module Discharge of Chemical
Contaminants

• The system allows modelling of the CC release on
  the basis of three techniques
• Technique of predicting scales of contamination
  with aggressive toxic agents during the accidents
  on the chemically hazardous objects and on the
  transport (1990)
• Technique of assessing consequences of chemical
  accidents (2001)
• Technique of assessing consequences of emergency
  emissions of hazard substances (2005)

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CMS Math Module CE AFM Explosions

• The system uses two procedures for assessing
  consequences of explosions of condensed
  explosives (CE) and of the air and fuel mixtures
  (AFM)

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CMS Math Module Earthquake

• The earthquake prediction technique is designed
  for predicting human losses and amount of rescue
  and emergency works. The technique uses the
  probability approach in determining the human
  losses and extent of destruction

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CMS Math Module Fire

• The mathematical model used in the system allows
  2 different types of fires to be modelled
  forest fire and pool fire

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CMS Math Module Oil Spill

• CMS uses PISCES oil spill model and all actions
  like boom deployment, spill statistics, etc. are
  available

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CMS Math Module Future development

• Floods
• Breakthrough of Hydraulic Works
• Nuclear explosion radiation
• Terrorism
• Epidemics
• Mudflows
• Soil sleeps
• Avalanches
• Migration process

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CMS Planning Module Logistics

• Main features
• Route planning and analysis
• Generation of route documentation reports
• Drawing of transport motion schedule
• Planning of stops and station positions
  (optimizing positions of fire stations, etc.)

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CMS Planning module SAR Operations

• The module specification is fully compliant with
  the International Aeronautical and Maritime
  Search and Rescue Manual, volume 2 (Coordination
  of operations) IMO-ICAO1999 (IAMSAR). Main
  features
• Operational development of response scenarios
• Comparative analysis of different response
  scenarios
• Assessment of response resources sufficiency
• Assessment of the rescue operation cost

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CMS Planning Module User Layers

• The system allows chart information to be
  supplemented with user layers with different
  designations
• The system allows the plotted designations to be
  re-sized, deleted, moved, edited saved as
  additional layer
• The system contains a library of vector symbols,
  editor tool for import\export operations

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CMS Workflow Documents

• Key features
• Work with documents of any format
• MS InfoPath form support
• Restriction of access to documents
• Versioning of documents
• Instant Messaging, sending links
• Messages log history
• Notifications

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CMS Analysis consequences evaluation module

• Assessment of the emergency consequences is made
  for the following purposes
• Registration and recording of emergencies with
  the use of unified economic indexes
• Economic assessment of emergency occurrence on
  dangerous objects
• Making of well founded emergency response
  decisions
• Analysis of measures to reduce the number of
  diseases and injured as the result of an
  emergency
• Analysis of efficiency of measures aimed at
  reducing the amount of damages caused by the
  emergency

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CMS IR Module

• The main tasks of the information classification
  system are
• To classify and encode information
• To ensure methodological and organizational
  uniformity in the area of developing system
  dictionaries and classifiers within the DB
• To automate processes of entering and maintaining
  system dictionaries and classifiers
• To provide conditions for the formation of single
  information space and interaction of systems

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CMS- 3D Visualisation

• Automatically rendered directly from the GIS map
  high quality textured 3D visualization of the
  scene with all active scenario objects- for clear
  picture of the situation

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Crisis Management System- SUMMARY

• CMS is
• A complete solution for Crisis Management
• Highly integrated flexible system
• Based on COTS products from Microsoft ESRI
• Open for integration into existing infrastructure
  at Customer Site
• Ready for additional development to satisfy all
  Your needs

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Thank you!