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Designing for Disaster

Amy Silvers
September 05, 2014

Designing for Disaster

Presented at Big (D)esign 2014

Amy Silvers

September 05, 2014
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  1. Some Facts About Sandy • At its peak, the storm

    was over1500 km in diameter • 8 million people in the US lost power • About 150 people died in the US • Second-costliest storm in US history (after Hurricane Katrina)
  2. Us

  3. Where to get help; what to do next. How to

    cope with new conditions How to help; engagement with community How to prepare and prevent next time
  4. Ecosystem of a Crisis Primary victims First responders Secondary victims

    Emergency mgmt agencies Federal State Local NGOs/Aid organizations Volunteers Friends/ Family Media Utilities & services Insurance companies Other govt. agencies
  5. It turns out I’m not the first person to think

    about designing for disasters.
  6. Ecosystem of Crisis Information Primary victims First responders Secondary victims

    Emergency mgmt agencies Federal State Local NGOs/Aid organizations Volunteers Friends/ Family Media Utilities & services Insurance companies Other govt. agencies
  7. 2:02pm @RedCrossLW: #lakewoodfire #lwfire use these tags for reporting, #fireline,

    #line_down, #addy, #city, #X_streets 2:04pm @RedCrossLW: #lakewoodfire #lwfire more tag reporting: #wind, #visibility, #road_close, #injury, #num, #comment 2:06pm @RedCrossLW: #lakewoodfire #lwfire use this format: #fire #city [city] #addy [address or cross streets] #floor [floor] 2:08pm @RedCrossLW: #lakewoodfire #lwfire use this format: #imok [name] #city [city] #location [place] #addy [address or cross streets] 2:10pm @RedCrossLW: #lakewoodfire #lwfire For those of you in Lakewood, TN, use the #lwfire hashtag to report info.