Based on the aggregated geo-located tweet data, a publicly accessible city-scale map of real-time flood conditions is generated, thereby facilitating swift assessment, emergency response and management of flood hazards [81].
The HBM strategies that help to activate readiness are referred to as cues for action, and the community, especially the village government, is recommended to support families financially to act accordingly with their intentions and preferences, and to enable swift transportation in emergency situations.
But the humanitarian distribution centre has its own characteristics including hybrid freight types (food, medicine and general living goods, as well as a need to track rescue equipment, vehicles and on-site staff), destabilized operating circumstances, swift response to emergencies, etc.
Nevertheless, officials cited swift evacuations and good emergency planning for preventing casualties from the storm, the most powerful to hit Australia's cyclone-prone northern coast since 1918.
But Bellamy said that despite a swift response to the emergency, much remains to be done.
"It's only supposed to do that in an emergency," said Ronna Swift, 69, a former flower child.
"We will not bend to the terror that has been inflicted on our citizens and our nation," Ms. Swift said from a state emergency bunker in Framingham.
The episode was "a stark reminder that the forces of Mother Nature can create emergency situations requiring swift and immediate action," Honea said.
In their defence, Paris and Berlin argue the debt crisis is an emergency that requires swift executive action to avert disaster, and that member states already signed up to the budget rules in the 1992 Maastricht Treaty.
He's initiating sweeping changes because he inherited a set of interrelated emergencies that require swift, decisive action.
