The New Paradigm Of Post-Disaster Reconnaissance: Using Virtual Methods to Enhance Systematic In-Field Data Collection

Autor:	Manouchehr Hakhamaneshi, Erica C. Fischer
Rok vydání:	2019
Předmět:	Data collection Scope (project management) Event (computing) Computer science Field data collection Cataloging Data science Post disaster
Zdroj:	GEOSTRATA Magazine. 23:60-65
ISSN:	2766-9122 1529-2975
Popis:	Virtual reconnaissance is the act of gathering information after an extreme event through virtual means. This information could be data on damaged regions, cultural data for an impacted region, and previous damage to regions in an extreme event, or information on the governing codes in a region. The goal of virtual reconnaissance is to virtually collect data so that the in-field data collection is systematically organized for cataloging and retrieval. The virtual data can complement in-field data collection by broadening the scope of the reconnaissance team’s mission and providing information to a team to help guide the development of in-field reconnaissance goals and objectives. In other instances, virtual data can replace in-field data collection completely. This replacement may be necessary when regions are not accessible due to damage or due to the location of the extreme event.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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