ICT based responses to the tsunami: InfoShare's experience

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Sanjana Hattotuwa

The document summarizes the timeline of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami as it impacted areas in Sri Lanka, resulting in over 31,000 deaths. It then describes Info Share's tsunami relief system, which was the first operational relief coordination system in Sri Lanka following the tsunami. The system aggregated over 1GB of data from 180 organizations involved in relief efforts, including maps, satellite imagery, documents, photos and video, to facilitate information sharing between relief groups.

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Info Share and tsunami relief Sanjana Hattotuwa

7:00 AM: Indonesia Reports Earthquake

7:05 AM: Colombo Gets Earthquake Report

10,500 DEAD 8:27 AM: Tsunami Hits Kalmunai

23,000 DEAD 8:55 AM: Tsunami hits Trinco and Batticaloa

30,000+ DEAD 9:30 AM: Tsunami Hits Galle, Kalutara and more

31,000+ dead Over a million displaced

Info Share’s tsunami relief system ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Tsunami Relief System

Tsunami relief library

Organisation database

File repositories

Web link collections

News Aggregation

Discussions & Announcements

Sri Lanka file database

Info Share website

Relief library web access

Tsunami relief portal

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ICT based responses to the tsunami: InfoShare's experience

1. Info Share and tsunami relief Sanjana Hattotuwa

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3. 7:00 AM: Indonesia Reports Earthquake

4. 7:05 AM: Colombo Gets Earthquake Report

5. 10,500 DEAD 8:27 AM: Tsunami Hits Kalmunai

6. 23,000 DEAD 8:55 AM: Tsunami hits Trinco and Batticaloa

7. 30,000+ DEAD 9:30 AM: Tsunami Hits Galle, Kalutara and more

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16. 31,000+ dead Over a million displaced

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18. Tsunami Relief System

19. Tsunami relief library

20. Organisation database

21. File repositories

22. Web link collections

23. News Aggregation

24. Discussions & Announcements

25. Sri Lanka file database

26. Info Share website

27. Relief library web access

28. Tsunami relief portal