Using Little Data for Emergency Response
In a disaster, it's the little data that provides the actionable information that first responders can use to save lives and property
In a disaster, it's the little data that provides the actionable information that first responders can use to save lives and property
Social and mobile trends are changing the ways people learn. Educational technology has made learning more accessible and interactive
A challenge facing decision makers in any field is how to have timely, authoritative and accurate information for situational awareness.
The G&H approach to finding and managing information addresses the gap between discovering content and using it for your specific purposes.
For over two decades we have worked with all levels of government to enhance organizational preparedness.
One of the most important lessons of the many efforts to solve the information sharing problem is that technology alone is not the solution.
Attempts to harness social media’s full potential for disaster response and crisis operations have not yet been fully realized.
A Story of Community Resilience, the Potential of Social Media, and the Power of Good Choreography
Twitter and the emergency preparedness and response (EPR) community.
How does someone keep up with all the hashtags on Twitter?
The implications of data collection via social media are significant if applied to the field of public safety.
While social media may be very helpful in disasters, users should be aware of some of the potential privacy issues that they present.
