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An Exploratory Case on Early Humanitarian Operations in Islands and Coastal Regions:Lessons from Tropical Cyclone Ockhi

机译:关于岛屿和沿海地区早期人道主义行动的探索性案例:热带气旋奥奇的经验教训

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The relevance and demand for humanitarian operations is increasing every year, as evidenced by highly erratic climatic patterns and frequent natural disasters such as landslides, earthquakes, droughts, floods, and hurricanes. In this paper, we discuss the case of "Ockhi", a Category 3 tropical cyclone that hit the Indian Subcontinent in late 2017. The magnitude, spontaneity, and, severity of such events, which are referred to as force majeure, puts enormous pressure on humanitarian organizations and supply chains globally, which are often constrained with limited resources, but entrusted with multiple functions, including but not limited to roles of information dissemination, evacuation of people, search & rescue, coordination & control, agile deployment, mobilization of forces, logistics, salvage, recovery, and reconstruction. This paper is a pilot work, employing case study method that explores issues in Early Humanitarian Operations during high uncertainty scenarios in islands and coastal regions. The research findings reveal critical issues in: (1) Effective Synchronization between information systems and field operations, (2) Responsiveness due to access cut-off (black out) between command center in mainland and islands or remotely located coastal regions hindering supply chain agility during early phase of humanitarian operations, and (3) Flexibility of Operations due to inadequate preparedness, safe and robust cross-docking facilities, and shelters to endure peaks of cyclonic flooding conditions during the disaster at island territories. The data has been triangulated with two other cyclonic flooding disasters in 2018 for validation. The results and key takeaways are summarized; limitations and directions for future research are discussed.
机译:人道主义活动的相关性和需求逐年增加,这表现为高度不稳定的气候模式和频繁的自然灾害,例如山体滑坡,地震,干旱,洪水和飓风。在本文中,我们讨论了“ Ockhi”的情况,这是一种在2017年底袭击印度次大陆的3类热带气旋。此类事件的规模,自发性和严重性被称为不可抗力,给人们带来了巨大压力。全球人道主义组织和供应链上的资源,这些资源通常受到限制,但被赋予多种职能,包括但不限于信息传播,人员疏散,搜救,协调与控制,敏捷部署,动员部队的作用,后勤,抢救,恢复和重建。本文是一项试点工作,采用案例研究方法,在岛屿和沿海地区存在高度不确定性的情况下,探讨了早期人道主义行动中的问题。研究结果揭示了以下关键问题:(1)信息系统与现场操作之间的有效同步;(2)大陆指挥中心与岛屿或偏远沿海地区之间的访问中断(停电)所致的响应能力阻碍了供应链敏捷性在人道主义行动的早期阶段;(3)由于准备不足,安全和强大的跨接设施以及在岛国灾难期间庇护所以承受飓风洪灾高峰的庇护所,行动的灵活性。该数据已与2018年的其他两次气旋洪水灾害进行了三角剖分,以进行验证。总结了结果和关键要点;讨论了未来研究的局限性和方向。

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