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VKT-GÖPL, IDIRA, L4S

ISCM 2012 

29th March 2012

Christian Flachberger

Collaboration in Complex Crisis Management Operations

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What I am talking about today

• VKT-GÖPL – Validation of concepts and technologies for shared public – private situational awareness

• IDIRA - Interoperability of data and procedures in large-scale multinational disaster response actions

• L4S – Learning for Security

3 Projects

• Collaboration in Complex Crisis Management Operation

• Technical point of view

• Human factors point of view

1 Topic – 2 Point of Views

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Collaboration in Complex Crisis Management Operations

Technical Point of View

InteroperabilityCollaboration

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Interoperability – still a Major Issue

WORK PROGRAMME 2012

COOPERATION

THEME 10

SECURITY

50 Hits on „Interoperability“

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Interoperability

“Interoperability is a property referring to the ability of diverse systems and organizations to work together (inter-operate). The term is often used in a technical systems engineering sense, or alternatively in a broad sense, taking into account social, political, and organizational factors that impact system to system performance.” (Wikipedia)

Interoperability is often adressed

• on technical level (e.g. data exchange standards)

• on process level (e.g. compatibility of SOPs)

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Example: Common Operating Picture

Exchange of all kind of information

Semantic Interoperability ensures a common understandig of the data

www.npia.police.ukINVESTOR IN PEOPLE

Other Other Responder Responder AgenciesAgencies

Police Police CommanderCommander

Fire Fire CommanderCommander

Ambulance Ambulance CommanderCommander

PublicPublicMedia

Event &Event &Decision LogsDecision Logs

MapsMaps

GISGIS

VoiceVoice

MessagesMessages

COMMON COMMON OPERATI NG OPERATI NG

PI CTUREPI CTURE

Still / VideoStill / Video

ImageryImagery

PlansPlansInformationInformationIntelligenceIntelligence

HazardsHazards

Briefings Briefings & Updates& Updates

Multi-Agency Interoperability Programme

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The „Information Push on Intention“ Concept

Is my picture

… Complete???

… Relevant ???

… Up to date ???

„Push a piece of information on intention“

Up to today, the most frequently used concept for information sharing

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Changed way of Information Sharing

Alternative Concept:

Instead of

„Push a piece of information on intention“

alternative concept:

„Work within a shared information space“

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Example: Organisation of an Appointment

First attempt: Email („Push a piece of information concept“)

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Example: Organisation of an Appointment

First attempt: Email („Push a piece of information concept“)

… „I‘m only available on Monday“ …… „26th March would be fine“ …… „Any time would fit, except 26th March “ …… „I‘m available any time, but please tell me today“ …

… „OK, I‘m sending out some new possibilities“ …

… „Sorry, in the meantime, my availability changed“ …

Effort for Organising the Appointment: 40 Emails + 6 Phone Calls

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Example: Organisation of an Appointment

Second attempt: Online inquiry („Work within a shared information space concept“)

Effort for Organising the Appointment:

Setting up the online inquiry

Everyone sees the availability of all others

Stimulates the comittement to the common goal

Higher personal flexibility

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From Interoperability to Collaboration

Facilitated by a shared working environment

Collaboration is …

„a recursive process where two or more people or organisations work together to realise shared goals, (this is more than the intersection of common goals seen in co-operative ventures, but a deep, collective, determination to reach an identical objective) — for example, an intellectual endeavour that is creative in nature — by sharing knowledge, learning and building consensus” (Wikipedia)

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Collaboration in Complex Crisis Management Operations

Project „VKT-GÖPL“

Shared strategic situation picture for Austrian Public Authorities

and Critical Infrastructures

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Research Project „VKT-Goepl“

Ministry ofInterior

Ministry ofDefence

Ministry ofHealth

Ministry ofEconomy

Meteorolog. Institute

HighwayAdministration

Telecom

EnergySuppliers

Fire Dept.

Online collaboration and shared information space for the strategic level national crisis management

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Collaboration in Complex Crisis Management Operations

Project „IDIRA“

Interoperability of data and procedures in large-scale multinational disaster response actions

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Example: Research Project „IDIRA“

• Integrated Projectwithin FP7 - SEC

• 2011 – 2015

• 18 partners

• Goal: develop a new capability for more efficient multi-national and multi-organisational disaster response actions

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Org. 3 Activities

Org. 2 Activities

Org. 1 Activities

Collaboration with IDIRA

IDIRA Information

Exchange Space

EnhancedSituational Awareness

EnhancedPeer Level Collaboration

Operational Level

Peer level Collaboration• Who I am• What I can offer• What I do need• What I have observed

Hierarchical Management• Reporting• Briefing• Assignement

Tactical Level

Situation Analysis

Decision Support

Overall Ressource Allocation

Management of Assignements

Management of Tasks

Strategic

Level

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Collaboration in Complex Crisis Management Operations

Human Factors Point of View

SoftskillsPersonal Capabilities for

Collaboration and Leadership

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Collaboration in Complex Crisis Management Operations

Project „L4S“

Learning for Security

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L4S – Learning for Security

“Develop simulation based learning experiencesand provide supporting guides and toolsfor developing the soft skills necessary

in effective crisis management”

• High performance collaboration during a crisis situation

• Individual leadership during crisis Incidents

• Decision making in distributed and diverse teams facing crisis

• Barriers diagnosis to effective crisis management

Scope

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L4S – Project Scope

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L4S – Consortium

L4S Contact (Project Manager):

Dimitris Charalampakis

[email protected]

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L4S - Results

1. Online Knowledge Community Integrating a Knowledge Base and an active Virtual Learning Community

2. An experience-based learning Framework to address the effective development of collaboration competencies for crisis management

3. Four Simulation Games: Validated experienced based learning solutions deployable in educational and organizational contexts

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L4S – Simulation Prototypes (1)

IMPACT

Crisis management at the individual, team and organizational level

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L4S – Simulation Prototypes (2)

CRISISTUBE

CRISISTUBE based on Web 2.0 Learning Networks technology supports effective exchange of Best Practices & experiences of top managers and decision makers on Crisis Management

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L4S – Simulation Prototypes (3)

RECKON AND CHOOSE

Improving Emergency Collaboration at the Tactical Level

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L4S – Simulation Prototypes (4)

CRISISTEAM

The Crisis Team simulation is primarily targeted to non experts in crisis management in the air transportation.

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Thank you for your attention!

Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Christian FlachbergerFREQUENTIS AG, Corporate Research

Innovationsstrasse 1, 1100 Vienna, Austria

E-mail [email protected]

Collaboration in Complex Crisis Management Operations


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