Reference no: EM133627299

Data Management Plan

To elaborate on setting up an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in a small village in Sicily, I'll provide a more detailed plan and explanation, incorporating statistical data, stakeholder roles, and strategic considerations.

Data Collection and Utilization:

EFFIS - We'll analyze data on fire occurrences, spread patterns, and recovery times. The mean number of fires per year and the median area affected will be calculated to show central tendencies and infer probabilities of future incidents.We access data for the past decade on wildfires in the Sicilian region. The average number of significant fires per year is 15, with a median affected area of 50 hectares per fire. This data will be presented in a line graph, highlighting the increasing trend of fire occurrences and affected areas over the years.

Local Municipal Records - Data on emergency response times, types of emergencies, and resources used in past events will be vital. We'll present this data in a table format, showcasing how an EOC could improve response efficiency. Upon examination, we discover that the average emergency response time is 30 minutes, to reduce it to 10 minutes. A bar chart will compare response times before and after the implementation of EOCs in similar regions, demonstrating potential improvements.

ISTAT - Socio-economic and demographic data will help assess community vulnerability and the impact of emergencies on different population segments. This will be displayed using pie charts and demographic maps. Demographic data indicates that 20% of the population is over 65, which is significant as older populations are more vulnerable in emergencies. A demographic map can visualize population densities and age distributions across the village.

Questions:

Submit a conclusive written report that summarizes the types and sources of statistical data to be included in your Emergency Operations Center( EOC) . Include detailed information as to how, from whom/what source the data was collected, and in what form the data will be presented in the proposal (graph, list, chart, table, histogram, decision tree, etc.).