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From Digital Public Warning Systems to Emergency Warning Ecosystems

In: Disaster Management and Information Technology

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  • Dario Bonaretti

    (Nova Southeastern University)

  • Diana Fischer-Preßler

    (University of Bamberg)

Abstract

Digital public warning systems (PWS) are platforms for multichannel emergency communication. Advancements in PWS technological infrastructure—API gateways, among all—transformed them into modular and open systems, thus lowering the barriers for outside actors for (a) integrating national PWS with each other, thereby constituting emergency warning ecosystems, and (b) intersecting emergency warning ecosystems with other data ecosystems (e.g., healthcare, supply chain) to provide emergency-related digital services. This chapter introduces a model of the warning process along four phases, that is, activate, represent, dispatch, and counteract. It furthermore explains how the warning process is supported by the PWS and how warning ecosystems can help provide richer representations of emergencies.

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  • Dario Bonaretti & Diana Fischer-Preßler, 2023. "From Digital Public Warning Systems to Emergency Warning Ecosystems," Public Administration and Information Technology, in: Hans Jochen Scholl & Eric E. Holdeman & F. Kees Boersma (ed.), Disaster Management and Information Technology, pages 381-391, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:paitcp:978-3-031-20939-0_17
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-20939-0_17
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