Theatre 4
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Wednesday
11.00 - 11.30
Kevin Dore
Separett - Waterless ToiletsHygiene in a Disaster Area
We are looking forward to showing how to use modern technologies to create hygienic bathroom solutions at a disaster site. Many locations lack proper hygiene, and sometimes a few basic materials is all that is needed to solve this issue! No chemicals, No water, No problem!
11.45 - 12.15
Ted Muchow
SatcubeSatellite Communications for Emergency Response
Learn more about how the world’s leading humanitarian organizations are leveraging satellite communication technologies in order to communicate seamlessly anywhere and in any conditions, thus enabling them to focus on their key mission.
12.30 - 13.00
Karel Rip
Ontrax RentalsHow Innovation Impacts Temporary Sanitation Infrastructures at Disasters and Emergencies!
In response to disasters and emergencies, prevention of open defecation and waste containment are critical to reduce the spread of disease. While planning for long-term waste management, immediate sanitation solutions are needed and should include sanitation facilities such as most toilets, showers and hand washing facilities and soap and water.
13.15 - 13.45
Dr. Blaž Vicic
QuantectumEarthquake preparedness through earthquake forecasts
At Quantectum, our mission is to advance earthquake preparedness through the use of physical and statistical probabilistic earthquake forecasts. By analyzing dynamic stress and traction changes, we are able to better understand future earthquake hazards. We recognize that these risks are not static, but evolve over time. This understanding is crucial for making well-informed decisions to enhance resilience against future earthquakes.
14.00 - 14.30
Guy Schumann
RSS-HydroTrusted Map Products are Key to Ensuring Better Disaster Management
AI and Machine Learning models are revolutionizing disaster management. Everyone can now harness the power of satellite imagery and cutting-edge machine learning techniques to deliver maps. Doing so with consistent accuracy, faster and better every time, may be easier said than done. The focus now also needs to be on creating trusted data and applications aligned with ESG principles.
14.45 - 15.15
James Trevelyan
SpeedcastIntegrating the Latest Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) for 100% Uptime of your Critical Communications
As a leader in global multi-path communications and IT services, Speedcast will discuss the industry''s latest connectivity options, including how Starlink/LEO services integrate with traditional VSAT to enhance availability and reduce latency. Gain insights into network management technologies which automatically switch to different options based on availability for 100% uptime during the most critical operations.
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Thursday
11.00 - 11.30
Roland Kaiser
Europaverband Hochwasserschutz e.VGenerally Binding Test Criteria for Flood Protection Systems and Their Certification
Overview of the areas of application - disaster, property, line protection, etc. - and relevant criteria. Exemplary presentation of neutral testing procedures and certifications. Purpose and benefits of standardised quality and performance criteria - Decision-making aid for those responsible, planners and tenderers with regard to flood and heavy rainfall prevention.
11.45 - 12.15
Ulf Stenerhag
WayoutFuture-Proof Drinking Water
How can we safeguard our most precious resource for generations to come, and make sure that everyone has access to perfect drinking water in a sustainable way? There is a sustainable development urgency and global water supply requirements that need to be addressed. The following question will be addressed “If we were to start all over today and build a civilization from the beginning – how would we do it?” Future proof drinking water is about water quality, accessibility, availability, affordability, sustainability and ethicality.
12.30 - 13.00
Niels Heffinck
AETAForecasting Earthquakes Using Artificial Intelligence
What was long believed to be impossible is now showing signs of promising results. Due to the accumulation of big data and the advancement of A.I, the team at AETA has successfully created a model that can forecast an earthquake''''s occurrence, epicentre, and magnitude several days in advance. These forecasts will help reduce the overall economic and humanitarian impact of earthquake disasters.
13.15 - 13.45
Tim Werle
Initial Incident Support, LLCReal-Time Data to Improve Decision Making for Disaster Management
Initial Incident Support plays a crucial role in emergency response by coordinating and disseminating timely and accurate information to decision-makers during critical incidents. Highlighting best practices and types of information we are able to process in a Fusion Center and how we are able to assist emergency managers from the first responders to the top level decision makers in making informed decisions about preserving life, property, and the environment.
14.00 - 14.30
Thea Gioe
Emergent Risk InternationalForewarned is Forearmed: Using Strategic Intelligence in Crisis Management
While tactical real-time information is needed during a crisis, strategic intelligence can help prevent or limit the scale of the crises your organization could otherwise face. In today''s complex and shifting geopolitical and information ecosystems, strategic intelligence can also be the difference between secure operations and a physical, legal and reputation disaster.
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