Similarities and Differences in Cartographic and Geoinformatics
Support of Early Warning and Disaster / Crises Management

D 2008

Similarities and Differences in Cartographic and Geoinformatics Support of Early Warning and Disaster / Crises Management

KONEČNÝ, Milan, Temenoujka L. BANDROVA and Petr KUBÍČEK

Basic information

Original name

Similarities and Differences in Cartographic and Geoinformatics Support of Early Warning and Disaster / Crises Management

Name in Czech

Podobnosti a odlišnosti v kartografické a geoinformatické podpoře včasného varování / krizového managementu

Authors

KONEČNÝ, Milan (203 Czech Republic, guarantor), Temenoujka L. BANDROVA (100 Bulgaria) and Petr KUBÍČEK (203 Czech Republic)

Edition

Proceedings 2. Sofia, Bulgaria, Second International Conference on Cartography and GIS, p. 75-84, 165 pp. 2008

Publisher

International Cartographic Association; University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy

Other information

Language

English

Type of outcome

Stať ve sborníku

Field of Study

Earth magnetism, geodesy, geography

Country of publisher

Bulgaria

Confidentiality degree

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

RIV identification code

RIV/00216224:14310/08:00026009

Organization unit

Faculty of Science

ISBN

978-954-724-038-4

Keywords in English

early warning; disaster; crises management; cartographic and geoinformatics support

Abstract

ORIG CZ

V originále

The authors of the paper describe some of the efforts to enhance importance and role both the early warning and crises management activities and the role of cartography and geoinformatics to improve quality of that complex processes. While early warning is more process oriented activity, crises management is more about practical decision making and particular steps to be taken. The first one has been seriously developed on the level of states in the last several years; the second one is being realized by huge and complex organizational, technological and personal measures. New cartographic approaches such as adaptable and context mapping are giving new possibilities to visualize on-line crises management and early warning processes and offer solutions in the form of visualized models . SDIs are necessary preconditions to create effective system of services which will support decision makers by visualized information in digital or analogue forms according to agreed standards as well as work for inhabitants in the situations of danger by delivering just in time and individualised information which could help inhabitants to solve situation or evacuate.

In Czech

Příspěvek analyzuje možnosti a roli kartografie a geoinformatiky v rámci včasného varování a krizového řízení. Zvláštní pozornost je věnována hlavním rozdílům obou činností a metodice využití adaptivní kartografické vizulazice ve spojení s geoinformačními infrastrukturami.

Links

MSM0021622418, plan (intention)

Name: DYNAMICKÁ GEOVIZUALIZACE V KRIZOVÉM MANAGEMENTU

Investor: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the CR, Dynamic Geovisualisation in Crises Management

Citovat

KONEČNÝ, Milan, Temenoujka L. BANDROVA and Petr KUBÍČEK. Similarities and Differences in Cartographic and Geoinformatics Support of Early Warning and Disaster / Crises Management. In Second International Conference on Cartography and GIS. Proceedings 2. Sofia, Bulgaria: International Cartographic Association; University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, 2008, p. 75-84, 165 pp. ISBN 978-954-724-038-4.

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KONEČNÝ, Milan, Temenoujka L. BANDROVA and Petr KUBÍČEK. Similarities and Differences in Cartographic and Geoinformatics Support of Early Warning and Disaster / Crises Management. In \textit{Second International Conference on Cartography and GIS}. Proceedings 2. Sofia, Bulgaria: International Cartographic Association; University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, 2008, p.~75-84, 165 pp. ISBN~978-954-724-038-4.

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