EWEA web is an Early Warning, Early Action tool that facilitates the dissemination of warnings, communication and actions associated with the warnings.
Information that is shared with the tool can be analyzed in order generate insights for local authorities and communities to better manage disasters and increase resilience to disaster risk. The data is organized in core components as shown below.
Issued Alerts consists of alerts have been sent to stakeholders. These alerts are normally sent with actions to be taken.
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Actions Taken is a set of visualizations that show activity for actions that have been dispatched with issued alerts
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Emergency Functions is a collection of all major activities that are expected to take place during emergency management.
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Action Catalog is a collection of all tasks that can take place when an alert is issued.
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EWEA Stakeholders contains an up to date database of all stakeholders responsible for emergency/disaster management within a specific area. They are categorized into three groups
- Focal People - Individual personnel who has a responsibility in disaster management.
- Agencies - Organizations that carry out disaster management activities.
- Roles - These are configured functions that a focal person or agency is part of.
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Alert Types are configured names of all expected events
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Geographical Features provides an up to date geographical database of all features of interest that can be used to study and control the expected and the actual extent of impact that may be caused in case of an emergency/disaster. It includes administrative boundaries of regions, districts, wards, sub-wards (streets), evacuation centers, facilities, warehouses and critical infrastructures.
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EWEA dashboards consists of maps used for visualization and analysis of warnings and areas of interest.
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If you are interested in fixing issues and contributing directly to the code base, please read our contributing guide.
Please also read code of conduct to know what we expect of all project participants.
When you are done, go ahead and install the project.
Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/CodeTanzania/ewea-web.gitInstall all required dependencies
npm installIn case of chokidar error run
npm install -f npm startand view it on http://localhost:3000
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