Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Field Guide

Credible information about risk is an essential element of Disaster Risk Management (DRM). Thousands of times each year, disasters reveal decisions about how to apply this information to the management of risk. When a school collapses during a mode...

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Main Author:	Crowley, John
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:	ANNOTATIONS ARCHIVE BACKUP BELIEFS BOUNDARIES BRAINSTORMING BUREAUCRACIES BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPACITY BUILDING CATALOGUE CATALOGUES CATALOGUING CC CELL PHONE CITIES CODES COLLECTIVE ACTION COLLECTIVE EFFORT COLLECTIVE UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE COMPLEXITY CONTENTS CUSTOMIZATION DATA CAPTURE DATA POLICY DATA SHARING DATA STRUCTURE DECISION MAKERS DECISION MAKING DEMOCRACY DESCRIPTION DIGITAL INFORMATION DOCUMENTS DOT-COM DRM E-GOVERNMENT E-MAIL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EDITING EXCHANGE LANGUAGE EXPLORATION FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS FREEDOM OF INFORMATION FUNCTIONALITY FUTURE OF WORK GLOBALIZATION GOVERNMENT POLICY GPS HARDWARE HAZARD HAZARDS HOUSING ICT ID IDEA IDEAS IMPLEMENTATIONS INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SHARING INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSIGHTS INTEGRATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLIGENCE INTEROPERABILITY INVENTORY KNOWLEDGE SHARING LAY OUT LICENSE LICENSES MAGNETIC TAPE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MATERIAL MEMORY MENTAL MODELS MENU METADATA NETWORKS NEW TECHNOLOGIES OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE OPEN STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN PARADIGM SHIFT PHOTO PHOTOS PILOT PROJECT PRACTITIONERS PRIVACY PRIVACY ISSUES PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PROBABILITIES PROBABILITY PROGRAMMING PROGRAMS PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PROTECTION OF DATA PUBLIC SECTOR INFORMATION QR CODE QUERIES RAW DATA RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS RISK FACTORS RULES OF THUMB SATELLITE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTISTS SEARCHING SERVER SILOS SITE SMART PHONE TACIT KNOWLEDGE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TELECOMMUNICATION TELEPHONE THINKING TRAINING PROGRAMS TRANSLATION TRANSMISSION USERS USES VARIETY VISION VOICE OVER IP VOIP WISDOM WORK PROCESSES WORLD WIDE WEB
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/19296771/open-data-resilience-initiative-field-guide http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17840

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spelling	okr-10986-178402021-04-23T14:03:40Z Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Field Guide Crowley, John ANNOTATIONS ARCHIVE BACKUP BELIEFS BOUNDARIES BRAINSTORMING BUREAUCRACIES BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPACITY BUILDING CATALOGUE CATALOGUES CATALOGUING CC CELL PHONE CITIES CODES COLLECTIVE ACTION COLLECTIVE EFFORT COLLECTIVE UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE COMPLEXITY CONTENTS CUSTOMIZATION DATA CAPTURE DATA POLICY DATA SHARING DATA STRUCTURE DECISION MAKERS DECISION MAKING DEMOCRACY DESCRIPTION DIGITAL INFORMATION DOCUMENTS DOT-COM DRM E-GOVERNMENT E-MAIL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EDITING EXCHANGE LANGUAGE EXPLORATION FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS FREEDOM OF INFORMATION FUNCTIONALITY FUTURE OF WORK GLOBALIZATION GOVERNMENT POLICY GPS HARDWARE HAZARD HAZARDS HOUSING ICT ID IDEA IDEAS IMPLEMENTATIONS INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SHARING INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSIGHTS INTEGRATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLIGENCE INTEROPERABILITY INVENTORY KNOWLEDGE SHARING LAY OUT LICENSE LICENSES MAGNETIC TAPE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MATERIAL MEMORY MENTAL MODELS MENU METADATA NETWORKS NEW TECHNOLOGIES OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE OPEN STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN PARADIGM SHIFT PHOTO PHOTOS PILOT PROJECT PRACTITIONERS PRIVACY PRIVACY ISSUES PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PROBABILITIES PROBABILITY PROGRAMMING PROGRAMS PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PROTECTION OF DATA PUBLIC SECTOR INFORMATION QR CODE QUERIES RAW DATA RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS RISK FACTORS RULES OF THUMB SATELLITE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTISTS SEARCHING SERVER SILOS SITE SMART PHONE TACIT KNOWLEDGE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TELECOMMUNICATION TELEPHONE THINKING TRAINING PROGRAMS TRANSLATION TRANSMISSION USERS USES VARIETY VISION VOICE OVER IP VOIP WISDOM WORK PROCESSES WORLD WIDE WEB Credible information about risk is an essential element of Disaster Risk Management (DRM). Thousands of times each year, disasters reveal decisions about how to apply this information to the management of risk. When a school collapses during a moderate earthquake, citizens may point to the failure of the construction firm to adhere to building standards, or to the failure of a government to enforce building codes, or to the education ministry that should have retrofitted the structure to better resist known seismic risks. In each case, critical information was missing, information that might have driven a different choice about architectural designs, building materials, the site for the building (siting), or actions to remediate a known vulnerability. Across the disaster risk management cycle, institutions are now engaged in a process to build this stock of information. The aim is to improve the chain of decision making across an entire system, from the donors who fund retrofitting of schools to the parents who need to know how safe their local schools are. 2014-04-16T16:26:07Z 2014-04-16T16:26:07Z 2014 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/19296771/open-data-resilience-initiative-field-guide http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17840 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research
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topic	ANNOTATIONS ARCHIVE BACKUP BELIEFS BOUNDARIES BRAINSTORMING BUREAUCRACIES BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPACITY BUILDING CATALOGUE CATALOGUES CATALOGUING CC CELL PHONE CITIES CODES COLLECTIVE ACTION COLLECTIVE EFFORT COLLECTIVE UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE COMPLEXITY CONTENTS CUSTOMIZATION DATA CAPTURE DATA POLICY DATA SHARING DATA STRUCTURE DECISION MAKERS DECISION MAKING DEMOCRACY DESCRIPTION DIGITAL INFORMATION DOCUMENTS DOT-COM DRM E-GOVERNMENT E-MAIL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EDITING EXCHANGE LANGUAGE EXPLORATION FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS FREEDOM OF INFORMATION FUNCTIONALITY FUTURE OF WORK GLOBALIZATION GOVERNMENT POLICY GPS HARDWARE HAZARD HAZARDS HOUSING ICT ID IDEA IDEAS IMPLEMENTATIONS INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SHARING INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSIGHTS INTEGRATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLIGENCE INTEROPERABILITY INVENTORY KNOWLEDGE SHARING LAY OUT LICENSE LICENSES MAGNETIC TAPE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MATERIAL MEMORY MENTAL MODELS MENU METADATA NETWORKS NEW TECHNOLOGIES OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE OPEN STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN PARADIGM SHIFT PHOTO PHOTOS PILOT PROJECT PRACTITIONERS PRIVACY PRIVACY ISSUES PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PROBABILITIES PROBABILITY PROGRAMMING PROGRAMS PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PROTECTION OF DATA PUBLIC SECTOR INFORMATION QR CODE QUERIES RAW DATA RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS RISK FACTORS RULES OF THUMB SATELLITE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTISTS SEARCHING SERVER SILOS SITE SMART PHONE TACIT KNOWLEDGE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TELECOMMUNICATION TELEPHONE THINKING TRAINING PROGRAMS TRANSLATION TRANSMISSION USERS USES VARIETY VISION VOICE OVER IP VOIP WISDOM WORK PROCESSES WORLD WIDE WEB
spellingShingle	ANNOTATIONS ARCHIVE BACKUP BELIEFS BOUNDARIES BRAINSTORMING BUREAUCRACIES BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPACITY BUILDING CATALOGUE CATALOGUES CATALOGUING CC CELL PHONE CITIES CODES COLLECTIVE ACTION COLLECTIVE EFFORT COLLECTIVE UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE COMPLEXITY CONTENTS CUSTOMIZATION DATA CAPTURE DATA POLICY DATA SHARING DATA STRUCTURE DECISION MAKERS DECISION MAKING DEMOCRACY DESCRIPTION DIGITAL INFORMATION DOCUMENTS DOT-COM DRM E-GOVERNMENT E-MAIL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EDITING EXCHANGE LANGUAGE EXPLORATION FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS FREEDOM OF INFORMATION FUNCTIONALITY FUTURE OF WORK GLOBALIZATION GOVERNMENT POLICY GPS HARDWARE HAZARD HAZARDS HOUSING ICT ID IDEA IDEAS IMPLEMENTATIONS INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SHARING INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSIGHTS INTEGRATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLIGENCE INTEROPERABILITY INVENTORY KNOWLEDGE SHARING LAY OUT LICENSE LICENSES MAGNETIC TAPE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MATERIAL MEMORY MENTAL MODELS MENU METADATA NETWORKS NEW TECHNOLOGIES OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE OPEN STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN PARADIGM SHIFT PHOTO PHOTOS PILOT PROJECT PRACTITIONERS PRIVACY PRIVACY ISSUES PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PROBABILITIES PROBABILITY PROGRAMMING PROGRAMS PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PROTECTION OF DATA PUBLIC SECTOR INFORMATION QR CODE QUERIES RAW DATA RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS RISK FACTORS RULES OF THUMB SATELLITE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTISTS SEARCHING SERVER SILOS SITE SMART PHONE TACIT KNOWLEDGE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TELECOMMUNICATION TELEPHONE THINKING TRAINING PROGRAMS TRANSLATION TRANSMISSION USERS USES VARIETY VISION VOICE OVER IP VOIP WISDOM WORK PROCESSES WORLD WIDE WEB Crowley, John Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Field Guide
description	Credible information about risk is an essential element of Disaster Risk Management (DRM). Thousands of times each year, disasters reveal decisions about how to apply this information to the management of risk. When a school collapses during a moderate earthquake, citizens may point to the failure of the construction firm to adhere to building standards, or to the failure of a government to enforce building codes, or to the education ministry that should have retrofitted the structure to better resist known seismic risks. In each case, critical information was missing, information that might have driven a different choice about architectural designs, building materials, the site for the building (siting), or actions to remediate a known vulnerability. Across the disaster risk management cycle, institutions are now engaged in a process to build this stock of information. The aim is to improve the chain of decision making across an entire system, from the donors who fund retrofitting of schools to the parents who need to know how safe their local schools are.
format	Publications & Research :: Working Paper
author	Crowley, John
author_facet	Crowley, John
author_sort	Crowley, John
title	Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Field Guide
title_short	Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Field Guide
title_full	Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Field Guide
title_fullStr	Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Field Guide
title_full_unstemmed	Open Data for Resilience Initiative : Field Guide
title_sort	open data for resilience initiative : field guide
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2014
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/19296771/open-data-resilience-initiative-field-guide http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17840
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