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During disasters people start using social media as a platform to share and disseminate real-time disaster information to wider audiences. In order to understand the type of information that is being shared during disasters and how communities are using the technologies to respond to the disasters, we analyze two-different case studies on natural disasters using Twitter as a platform for gathering...
Applied Remote Sensing to Disaster Management requires just-in-time delivery of custom data products to unsophisticated end-users such as fire fighters and first responders. These requests are wide-ranging, from wild fire hot spots detection, smoke, fire suppression and rehabilitation, flood coverage to erupting volcanoes, and require coordination of many assets such as satellites, UAV's and ground...
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