Paper Info
Title
Stepwise development of survivor confirmation system in Nagoya University and its analysis from participatory design
Abstract
This paper describes a survivor confirmation and management system developed at Nagoya University and its analysis based on Participatory Design (PD) among four stakeholders; top-level managers, disaster management specialists, ICT specialists and actual users. Nagoya University determined the following five points in performing survivor confirmation after a major disaster crisis: (1) getting credible information by user authentication, (2) high availability even after a major disaster crisis, (3) being provided by multiple access methods such as PCs and mobile phones, (4) having the capabilities to input, search, and summarize confirmation information, (5) informing our constituencies of the start of input. To attain these functionalities, we started implementing the system at the top of Nagoya University's institutional Web portal architecture, and we have been step-wisely implementing it through actual disaster drills (three times so far since October 2006) with the participation of the above four stakeholders. Based on this experience, we discuss a PD framework for ICT services in a large research university.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2008
PDC
pd framework,disaster management specialist,ict specialist,major disaster crisis,stepwise development,confirmation information,actual disaster drill,nagoya university,survivor confirmation system,actual user,ict service,survivor confirmation,participatory design
DocType
Citations 
PageRank 
Conference
0
0.34
References 
Authors
1
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Shoji Kajita114721.92
Kenji Mase21066308.34