Semtechbizuk2011

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This document discusses using linked data and semantic web technologies to improve emergency response. It describes an incident being represented in RDF format and shared online. The vision is to standardize terminology, make data open and give it meaning to enable innovation and answering questions. Examples show how deployment plans, procedures and attention cards could be linked online for real-time access during emergency response.

Emergency Response
Using Real-time Semantic
Web Technology.
Bart van Leeuwen
bart@netage.nl
@semanticfire

Basic knowledge
● Linked data
● Triples

#semanticfire

Incident in RDF
<http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/messages/e523a60e5cda50404bc8f960de0bc39f62daba78>
dcterms:creator <http://bart.netage.nl/foaf#bvl> ;
dcterms:format "application/rdf+xml" ;
dcterms:identifier "e523a60e5cda50404bc8f960de0bc39f62daba78" ;
dcterms:language "nl_NL" ;
dcterms:modified "2011-09-21T19:12:56" ;
dcterms:publisher "Brandweer Amsterdam-Amstelland" ;
dcterms:title "BR 1 BINNENBRAND WONEN ( Inc.net: 1 ) , NIEUWE WILLEMSSTRAAT 10 ASD [ NET01 TBO ALH ASH
AST ]" ;
dcterms:type overheid:webpagina ;
sem:eventType <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/classification/BR1> ;
sem:hasTimeStamp "2011-09-21T19:12:56" ;
overheid:authority "brandweer" ;
communication:dispatchedTo <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/pager/0100519>,
<http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/pager/0100969>, <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/pager/0102998> ;
communication:incidentAddress
<http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/messages/e523a60e5cda50404bc8f960de0bc39f62daba78#addr> ;
communication:incidentLocation
<http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/messages/e523a60e5cda50404bc8f960de0bc39f62daba78#location> ;
communication:network "Inc.net: 1" ;

#semanticfire

My fear
An accident will take place during an incident,
and the investigation afterwards reveals that all
data necessary to prevent the incident was
available in our own organization.

#semanticfire

The workplace
of my chief

#semanticfire

Vision Netage.nl
● Linked data
● Standardized terminology
● 'open' data
● Meaning to data
● Innovation platform
● Answers to questions asked

#semanticfire

Explanation by Example
● Anne Frank house
● Automatic Alarm
● 1 Engine
● Deployment plan
available

#semanticfire

Work flow

Attention
Message Plan Procedure
Card

#semanticfire

Work flow
Attention
Message Plan Procedure
Card

Anne Frank house Situated 600m from fire station
ETA 1 minute !

Work flow processed by 1 person

#semanticfire

Did you spot the linked data ?

http://data.brandweeraa.local/plans/1036
#semanticfire

http://data.brandweeraa.local/plans/1036
http://data.brandweeraa.local/procedure/complexBuilding

#semanticfire

Procedure

http://data.brandweeraa.local/procedure/complexBuilding
#semanticfire

Attention Cards

http://data.brandweeraa.local/attentioncards/complexBuilding
#semanticfire

Overview
Plans Procedures
Dispatch messages
( Excel ) ( Excel )

realtime
static

RDF RDF

Station based
Monitors Enrich with
ALARM primary hazards

#semanticfire

Solution
● Transform source data
● Excel Sheets
● Word Documents
● Standardize Terminology
● Http://firebrary.resc.info
● 'open' the data to multiple platforms
● In station monitors show primary hazards

#semanticfire

What if
● Semantic web is just another hype
● Discussion over terminology
● Unification of plans and procedures
● Insight in interconnections

#semanticfire

What if
● Electronic blackout
● We will make paper copies !
● Will benefit from
– Unified terminology
– Unification of plans

#semanticfire

What if
● Fire departments organization
● Stubborn
● Traditional
● We already answer the questions asked
● 12 stations use linked data everyday

#semanticfire

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Semtechbizuk2011

1. Emergency Response Using Real-time Semantic Web Technology. Bart van Leeuwen bart@netage.nl @semanticfire

2. Basic knowledge ● Linked data ● Triples #semanticfire

3. #semanticfire

4. Incident in RDF <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/messages/e523a60e5cda50404bc8f960de0bc39f62daba78> dcterms:creator <http://bart.netage.nl/foaf#bvl> ; dcterms:format "application/rdf+xml" ; dcterms:identifier "e523a60e5cda50404bc8f960de0bc39f62daba78" ; dcterms:language "nl_NL" ; dcterms:modified "2011-09-21T19:12:56" ; dcterms:publisher "Brandweer Amsterdam-Amstelland" ; dcterms:title "BR 1 BINNENBRAND WONEN ( Inc.net: 1 ) , NIEUWE WILLEMSSTRAAT 10 ASD [ NET01 TBO ALH ASH AST ]" ; dcterms:type overheid:webpagina ; sem:eventType <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/classification/BR1> ; sem:hasTimeStamp "2011-09-21T19:12:56" ; overheid:authority "brandweer" ; communication:dispatchedTo <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/pager/0100519>, <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/pager/0100969>, <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/pager/0102998> ; communication:incidentAddress <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/messages/e523a60e5cda50404bc8f960de0bc39f62daba78#addr> ; communication:incidentLocation <http://data.brandweeraa.nl/data/messages/e523a60e5cda50404bc8f960de0bc39f62daba78#location> ; communication:network "Inc.net: 1" ; #semanticfire

5. My fear An accident will take place during an incident, and the investigation afterwards reveals that all data necessary to prevent the incident was available in our own organization. #semanticfire

6. The workplace of my chief #semanticfire

7. 6 Devices #semanticfire

8. The environment #semanticfire

9. Vision Netage.nl ● Linked data ● Standardized terminology ● 'open' data ● Meaning to data ● Innovation platform ● Answers to questions asked #semanticfire

10. #semanticfire

11. Explanation by Example ● Anne Frank house ● Automatic Alarm ● 1 Engine ● Deployment plan available #semanticfire

12. Work flow Attention Message Plan Procedure Card #semanticfire

13. Alarm message #semanticfire

14. Work flow Attention Message Plan Procedure Card #semanticfire

15. Deployment plan #semanticfire

16. Work flow Attention Message Plan Procedure Card #semanticfire

17. Procedure #semanticfire

18. Work flow Attention Message Plan Procedure Card #semanticfire

19. Attention Cards #semanticfire

20. Work flow Attention Message Plan Procedure Card Anne Frank house Situated 600m from fire station ETA 1 minute ! Work flow processed by 1 person #semanticfire

21. Did you spot the linked data ? http://data.brandweeraa.local/plans/1036 #semanticfire

22. http://data.brandweeraa.local/plans/1036 http://data.brandweeraa.local/procedure/complexBuilding #semanticfire

23. Procedure http://data.brandweeraa.local/procedure/complexBuilding #semanticfire

24. Attention Cards http://data.brandweeraa.local/attentioncards/complexBuilding #semanticfire

25. Overview Plans Procedures Dispatch messages ( Excel ) ( Excel ) realtime static RDF RDF Station based Monitors Enrich with ALARM primary hazards #semanticfire

26. Current Solution #semanticfire

27. Solution ● Transform source data ● Excel Sheets ● Word Documents ● Standardize Terminology ● Http://firebrary.resc.info ● 'open' the data to multiple platforms ● In station monitors show primary hazards #semanticfire

28. What if ● Semantic web is just another hype ● Discussion over terminology ● Unification of plans and procedures ● Insight in interconnections #semanticfire

29. What if ● Electronic blackout ● We will make paper copies ! ● Will benefit from – Unified terminology – Unification of plans #semanticfire

30. What if ● Fire departments organization ● Stubborn ● Traditional ● We already answer the questions asked ● 12 stations use linked data everyday #semanticfire

31. #semanticfire

32. They do exist ! #semanticfire

33. How could that look #semanticfire

34. Where do we go #semanticfire

35. Questions ? #semanticfire

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