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Process Content Of Process Methodology Input for AFAYBIS Produced in AFAYBIS
Spatial Earthquake. Flood. Fire, | Creation of simulations and | Possible risk areas and | Maps about hazardous
determination Landslide, Storm, Diseases, | determination of risky areas | allocation of these areas areas.
of risks Tsunami, Thunderbolt, | with GIS
pollution, accidents, others
Determination | Examination of public | Examination on the project or Risk zones determined
of risks for | buildings, critical | at survey and deciding at the Buildings that need | after examination and
buildings. institutions. houses and | office depending on zoning precautions geoprocessing of the
other buildings. data
x Electricity Examination on the project or | Technical Infrastructure
. | Determination Water at survey and deciding at the | lines and — instutitons, Buildings, critical
E | of risks for | Gas office depending on zoning transportation data, instutions and technical
= infrastructures Sewers : infrastructures such as
and lelecommunication Technical infrastructures | bridges tunnels etc. that
transportation Transportation and transportation | needs precaution
elements that needs
strengthening
Plans and permits Control New buildings and data
Damage Education Criteria's Education Materials
Mitigation Announcements
Mitigation and | Suggestions, Notices Precautions that are | Reduced risk areas
announcements of risks already been taken
Table 3.1 Process’ before the disaster
Tet Content Data Produced in AFAYBIS
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Personnel,
vehicle, Associations agreed to participate in with their | Alarm Level
tools, personnel, vehicle, tools, supplies, etc Risk Zones
supplies Service groups
Shelters
Waste disposal zones Criteria's
Helicopter airlines sea lines, railroad transportation (depending on alarm zones and
areas scenarios) Plan assignments and
Supply depots, supply distribution points informing
Sources (Building, Land usage,
Morgues and burial zones human, tools, supply) Plan assignments depending
Hospitals, portable hospitals, blood centres, | Content and location of protocols | on examination of
ambulances with private sector Location + capacity + needs
Buildings in which chemical, nuclear, biological, + average fullness ratios +
explosive, flammable, materials are produced and | Properties lines and instutions of | alarm level
sold technical infrastructures
Public buildings that needs to be protected and
secured Critical instutions that need
Historical signs, banks, shopping centres electricity, water, gas, | Teams: Personnel, vehicles,
communication. tools, supplies
Planning of distribution of exterior aids
Areas Alternate communication ways Communication power supplies. Team - location
Location- technical
substrucure —transportation
Team - technical substrucure
-transportation
Table 3.2 Process’ during and after the disaster