Save Lives With Data
How can we use data and technology to better the health of the Australian population, and what could be the economic impacts?
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FirstResponders
Provide a consolidated view for the CFS volunteers to access critical information during an incident or when in a strike team
The context and objective of this project is to provide a consolidated view for the CFS volunteers to access critical information during an incident or a strike team and that will assist CFS planning for and responding to incidents. The machine learning model used considers the datasets from Bureau of Meterology, previous incidents responded by CFS, sources of water like Dams, rivers, accessibility to properties and other parks , roads information. This provides Artificial intelligence and way to identify fire patterns and plan for crews accordingly including support agencies during peak fire seasons. The app will also provide the nearvy fuel stations, the Incident controllers, the staging area location and different sectors involved in the incident. The application will also consolidate the emergency management data which includes logisitics, shift rosters etc and provide a consolidated view for the crew on the ground. The suggestion is also to link the mobile application or have a notification mechanism by having a IOT device in vehicles which will notify the ESTA automatically in case of a major collisions or incidents,. This will help in rural areas where number of transport road users are less. This will be done based on IOT sensors placed in vehicles and common locations.
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Eligibility: Must be resident of SA The project must use more than one dataset from Data SA.
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Eligibility: Must use Dams (Angus Catchment) dataset
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