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Ready Aim Fire

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Ready Aim Fire

Project Info

Team Name

Ready Aim Fire

Team Members

Angus , Jesse Bugden and 2 other members with unpublished profiles.

Project Description

When there’s a bushfire coming, you and your family's survival will depend on how prepared you are, and the decisions you make.
People who prepare their homes for bushfire season and practice their survival plans understand what works and are most likely to survive.
Most people who die in bushfires die leaving their homes at the last moment.
Prior Prevention Prevents Panic. Ready, aim, fire!

Data Story

Starts with the data in the CFS 5 Minute Plan which populates the app.

Gamification prompts are driven by conditions and timing primarily, along with the spatial data.

Emergency triggers and warnings of increased risk would be driven by EPA air quality data, Geoscience Australia Sentinel satellite IR data and BOM forecasting in addition to existing CFS notifications. Sentiment analysis of social media and news feeds could be used to provide less prominent informational messages.

In an emergency, the process to determine the optimal place to evacuate will include risk data that are a composite of known fire danger (BOM dataset), weather (BOM dataset), topography (OpenStreeMaps dataset), road works (DPTI dataset). Thus, a shorter riskier route would be deprioritized versus a longer safer route.

Evidence of Work

Video

Homepage

Team DataSets

BOM forecast

Description of Use Needed to determine likely behaviour of a fire to better plan escape routes and estimate fire arrival time/intensity

Data Set

road crashes

Description of Use important for calculating best route to safety when evacuating

Data Set

CFS last resort refuges

Data Set

Challenge Entries

Better Services - Citizens at the Centre

How can we provide better services to South Australian citizens and businesses?

Eligibility: Must be resident of SA The project must use more than one dataset from Data SA.

Go to Challenge | 17 teams have entered this challenge.

Working Together

How can open government data to improve responsers' situational understanding and ability to plan their response, and share their information between agencies? How can sharing information between agencies be improved by different information presentation, allowing more informed decisions during domestic emergencies or national security events?

Go to Challenge | 20 teams have entered this challenge.

Emergency Planning and Response

How can we better plan and respond to emergencies?

Eligibility: Must use Dams (Angus Catchment) dataset

Go to Challenge | 5 teams have entered this challenge.

Bounty: Decision Support

How can we make it easy to use weather and ocean data to our advantage? (e.g. when should you lay concrete, or go out yachtting or picnicking?)

Go to Challenge | 24 teams have entered this challenge.

Improving Response

Best entry that assists CFS planning for and responding to incidents.

Go to Challenge | 7 teams have entered this challenge.

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