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ISAR+ · Online and Mobile Communications for Crisis Response and Search and Rescue
The iSAR+ Project aims to research and develop guidelines and an associated platform that, in emergencies or crises, enables citizens using new mobile and online technologies to actively participate in the response effort, through the bi-directional provision, dissemination, sharing and retrieval of information essential for critical PPDR intervention, in search and rescue, law enforcement and medical assistance.Empowered by new communication media, such as mobile phones with cameras and internet-based applications connecting to social media platforms, citizens are the in situ first sensors, but their added-value involvement in crisis response efforts is often disregarded by PPDRs, as they struggle to timely develop an adequate situational awareness. iSAR+ innovates the approach to the dynamics between citizens and PPDRs in crises, allowing (i) the leverage of PPDRs’ levels of shared awareness and performance, benefiting from citizens’ published information, (ii) the exploitation of mobile platforms’ ubiquity to search, locate and effectively communicate with citizens and (iii) the redirection of citizens’ large energy and information flow into PPDRs platforms.Joining large companies, SMEs, Universities, RTOs and a wide community of end-users and experts from Europe, Chile and the US, the iSAR+ Consortium is one of the Project’s strengths, for it is a multi-disciplinary and complementary collective, with solid competences and experience developing R&D projects. Its ambitious goal is to create guidelines and a platform that, respecting the organizational culture of crisis response and EU legislation and concerns on privacy, considers the related organisational, human, technological, legal and ethical dimensions to enable a gradual evolution towards the full implementation of iSAR+ services, an efficient and effective solution to articulate the involvement of new media users in the effort to ensure citizens’ security in SAR and crisis situations.
Consortium · 19 organisations
TEKEVER TECNOLOGIAS DE INFORMACAO SA
PT · €671,627
Area7 srl
IT · €210,912
ZANASI ALESSANDRO SRL
IT · €174,960
THE PROVOST, FELLOWS, FOUNDATION SCHOLARS & THE OTHER MEMBERS OF BOARD, OF THE COLLEGE OF THE HOLY & UNDIVIDED TRINITY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH NEAR DUBLIN
IE · €444,480
THALES SIX GTS FRANCE SAS
FR · €383,047
CENTRE FOR SCIENCE, SOCIETY AND CITIZENSHIP
IT · €9,768
BRIDGE 129 SPA SAFETY AND SECURITY
IT
POLE PILOTE DE SECURITE LOCALE - PPSL
FR · €154,100
North Yorkshire Police Authority
UK
DEVERYWARE
FR · €285,706
KUOPION KAUPUNKI
FI · €26,286
POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR NORTH YORKSHIRE
UK · €139,440
PELASTUSOPISTO
FI · €166,520
MINISTERIO DA ADMINISTRACAO INTERNA
PT · €103,405
ITTI SP ZOO
PL · €306,600
POLIISIAMMATTIKORKEAKOULU
FI · €78,120
UNIVERSITAET GREIFSWALD
DE · €429,360
ITA-SUOMEN YLIOPISTO
FI · €146,160
HELSE BERGEN HF
NO · €109,001
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