Civil Defence 2.0 = human protection
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The document discusses how civil defence is evolving to address modern disasters and security challenges. It argues that civil defence must now take a wider, more human-centered approach focused on protecting individuals, rather than just defending states. This new paradigm of "human protection" involves leveraging Web 2.0 technologies and volunteers to create real-time situational awareness and a more integrated, cross-cutting strategy for responding to complex emergencies across the disaster management continuum. If successful, this modernized civil defence system could help societies better cope with both natural disasters and terrorist attacks in the 21st century.
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- 1. Disaster 2.0: Are we ready? Torino, 07/05/2012 Civil Defence 2.0 = human protection Massimo Lanfranco University of Torino Strategic Sciences Doctoral School OpenResilience
- 2. In peace, wise man prepares war Quintus Horatius Flaccus
- 3. AGENDA WAR WORLD IS CHANGING CIVIL DEFENCE WEB 2.0 HUMAN SECURITY
- 4. WAR HAS CHANGED NATO spectrum of operations
- 5. CIVIL DEFENCE HAS CHANGED London after bombing, 1941 (Encyclopedia Britannica)
- 6. ICT is the trigger rma vgi web 2.0 is the Goodchild (2007) Citizens as sensors: the world of volunteered geography present
- 7. human security The traditional goal of ‘national security’ has been the defence of the state from external threats. The focus of human security, by contrast, is the protection of individuals Human Security Report 2005: war and peace in 21st Century. Human Security Centre (University of British Columbia) http://www.iidh.ed.cr/multic/DefaultIIDHSeguridadEN.aspx
- 8. A wider approach CIVIL DEFENCE Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 9. A wider approach CIVIL disasters disasters DEFENCE Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 10. A wider approach CIVIL CIV disast disasters disas disasters DEFENCE DEFE Homeland security Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 11. A wider approach Civil contingencies management CIVIL CIV disas disast disasters disas disasters DEFENCE DEFE Homeland security Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 12. A wider approach Civil contingencies management CIVIL VIL CIV disas disast disasters sters disas disasters sters DEFENCE DEFE ENCE Business Homeland continuity security Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 13. A wider approach Civil Critical contingencies infrastructures management CIVIL VIL CIV disasters disast disasters sters disas disasters sters DEFENCE DEFENCE ENCE Business Homeland continuity security Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 14. A wider approach Civil Critical contingencies infrastructures management CIVIL VIL CIV disasters disast disasters sters disas disasters sters DEFENCE DEFENCE ENCE Business Homeland continuity security Complex emergencies Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 15. A wider approach Civil protection Civil Critical contingencies infrastructures management CIVIL VIL CIV disasters disast disasters sters disas disasters sters DEFENCE DEFENCE ENCE Business Homeland continuity security Complex emergencies Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 16. disasters Civil Emergency Humanitarian Protection Cooperation Assistance cross–cutting strategy Firefighters Volunteers Armed Forces Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 17. continuum of operations web 2.0 / 3.0 humanitarian relief CIMIC natural disasters GPS mobile Civil protection terrorism complex emergencies Civil defence resilience radio
- 18. a new paradigm REAL TIME INFORMATION the CNN effect
- 19. who / what / where /when • Organizations • local / global Civil Protection Department backdoor Prefectures Piemonte / Liguria Regions Sicily / Val d’Aosta Provinces Germany Municipalities Armenia NATO Libia European Union Japan United Nations Somalia • Activities • 24/7/365 Weather forecast ASAP Meteo advice all-around-the-clock Events early warning Always on Sunday! Relief coordination Assistance calls Damage assess Geomorphic processes survey
- 20. burning!
- 21. disasters cycle vs conflicts helix
- 22. Wars in 1946 - 2011 http://www.systemicpeace.org/conflict.htm
- 23. Humanitarian crisis in 2010
- 24. Natural disaster vs terrorist attacks Iraqi war RAND Database of Worldwide Terrorism Incidents EEA (2010) Mapping the impacts of natural hazards and technical accidents in Europe
- 25. citizens sensors practitioners and scholars
- 26. VOLUNTEERS Civil protection volunteers, mudshovels (except for web 2.0 addicted), but well known… Technical volunteers, prepared, but still unknown …
- 27. crisis room TODAY Varazze, 06/10/2010 TOMORROW Torino, 29/10/2011
- 28. THE END STATE CERTIFIED MOBILE DEVICES LINKED IN REAL TIME TO CRISIS ROOM ALICE EU JRC CRISIS ROOM
- 29. Alexander (2011) Modificato da Alexander (2011)
- 30. from C2 to C4I Command and control (C2) The exercise of authority and direction by a properly designated commander over assigned and attached forces in the accomplishment of the mission. Command and control functions are performed through an arrangement of personnel, equipment, communications, facilities, and procedures employed by a commander in planning, directing, coordinating, and controlling forces and operations in the accomplishment of the mission. NATO SOP C4I stands for "Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence"
- 31. ISTAR ISTAR stands for Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance. ISTAR links several battlefield functions together to assist a combat force in employing its sensors and managing the information they gather Information is collected on the battlefield through soldiers and a variety of electronic sensors. Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance are methods of obtaining this information. The information is then passed to intelligence personnel for analysis, and then to the commander and his staff for the formulation of battle plans. Intelligence is processed information. ISTAR is the process of integrating the intelligence process with surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance tasks in order to improve situational awareness and consequently decision making.
- 32. civil defence goes social … and become human protection Discussion?