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Deliverable Context. The COBACORE data framework is not to intended to replicate or replace existing disaster information systems but to complement and enhance the existing Disaster Management Information Systems (DMIS) offer through the development of a platform which is both value enhancing and user-friendly. COBACORE will serve as information conduit which can interface with existing crisis management information systems to afford more robust and comprehensive data profiling. Pre-loading’ key datasets which predicate crisis response planning into one centralised accessible repository will permit more robust and sophisticated analytical interpretation culminating in improved situational awareness and a more credible evidence base upon which to inform and guide crisis response planning. The COBACORE data framework is also intended to more effectively integrate and interpolate dynamic data capture and in particular crowd-sourced data such as Twitter, Facebook etc. It is widely recognised that the potential of crowd sourced data within the confines of data response has not as yet been fully exploited. Indeed the utilisation of social media thus far has been predicated on information gathering (on the part of professional responders). COBACORE is intended to further develop the utilisation and application of social media platform both as a credible data source (pertaining to data validation and verification) but also as a real time data distribution medium which enables professional responders to disseminate information to affected communities. The defining added value feature of the COBACORE data framework and indeed the feature that in essence sets it apart from existing disaster management information systems is however the propensity to not only capture needs and capacities across affected communities but through the application of semantic intelligence modelling to ‘match’ needs and capacities culminating in activity generation (Figure 1). The extent and depth of the ‘matching’ exercise will be further refined as we move towards final data framework development and in conformance with the functions and feature specifications emanating from WP3. Need Matching Feature Capacity Activity COBACORE Data Framework Figure 1: COBACORE Data Framework Needs Matching Feature To achieve the stated objectives considered thought must be given to the platform design in order to maximise inter-operability (relative to existing DMISs and across jurisdictions) and transferability (across disa...
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