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- 1. Web 2.0 in Government Conference 2009 Bushfire 2.0 Case study: online response to the 2009 Victorian Bushfires DARREN WHITELAW Department of Justice, Victoria 24 June 2009
- 3. Just so we’re all on the same page…
- 7. The wost natural disaster in Australia’s history Victorian Fire Map 9 February 2009, dse.vic.gov.au
- 8. Yarra Valley, Black Saturday, Flickr
- 9. Labertouche, Black Saturday, Drouin West CFA
- 10. Gippsland, Black Saturday, Flickr
- 11. Steels Creek home, Black Saturday, Daniel Cleaveley
- 12. Tynong CFA, Black Saturday, Flickr
- 13. CFA, Black Saturday, Flickr
- 14. CFA truck, Black Saturday, Flickr
- 15. Bunyip State Forest, Black Saturday, Anthony Brownhill
- 16. Firestorm, 9 February 2009, Seven News
- 17. Yarra Valley surrounds, March 2009, Elizabeth O’Donoghue
- 18. Flowerdale, 20 February 2009, Bob Meister
- 19. Kinglake Petrol Station, 8 March 2009, Neil Creek
- 20. Marysville, 17 April 2009, Flickr
- 21. Narbethong, near Healesville, The Age
- 22. Kinglake, Aerial view, news.com.au
- 28. The idea of the widget was to divert non-urgent traffic…
- 44. Bushfire searches by query type (Jan-Mar 2009) Source: Hitwise, March 2009
- 47. Over to you… Questions?
Notas do Editor
- A series of fires that ignited or started burning across Victoria on Saturday 7 February 2009 Total of 173 people killed, another 500 injured
- Up to 400 individual fires recorded Started with worst-ever bushfire conditions recorded – intense heat (40°c), strong winds up to 120kph, dry bushland
- Destroyed 2,200 homes Wiped out or severely damaged towns of Kinglake, Marysville, Narbethong, Strathewen and Flowerdale
- More than 4,000 firefighters responded Took nearly one month to extinguish all the fires
- LAFD – using twitter to alert of fires, conducts media interviews over public radio so people can tune in Leysia Palen of the University of Colorado researched paper in New Scientist. Californian bushfires – twitter, google maps, schools and business closures Virginia Tech shootings – Wikipedia page created within 90 mins. Facebook group (I’m OK at VT) just 20 minutes after. Chinese Earthquake: First message posted by Twitter user scribeoflight at 2:35:33pm Beijing local time, and said simply: “earthquake. not sure how big. maybe four”. The earthquake occurred at 2:28pm. US Geological Survey operates a “did you feel it” site for locals to report seismic activity Red Cross – has set up a twitter account “Safe and Well” for use in a disaster Traffic alerts major use in emergencies – online updates will help people plan escape Govtwit.com has 1,506 of twitter names used by various levels of government