Therese Friberg and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer Koch gave an interview in German about our survey results and how emergency services can be supported by social media.
For further information please check: http://www.euranetplus.de/2015/08/24/rettungskraefte-koennten-bald-von-social-media-profitieren/
Look at our new video on the EmerGent IT-System Architecture for C2A and A2C.
Deliverables 5.4 and 5.5 have been finished by the EmerGent consortium. The Topics dealt with refer to Information gathering (D5.4) and Information Routing (D5.5). You can have a closer look on the summaries in the Publications part of our website.
We conducted a survey for Emergency Services to evaluate Social Media in emergency situations. Now you can find a graphical presentation of our findings from the survey under Press Releases.
For more information click HERE.
Our first newsletter representing the findings of the first year has
been sent out and is available here:
http://newsletters.fp7-emergent.eu/t/j-e-duhkuul-mairgtu-td/
Please register to achieve our next newsletter coming soon:
EmerGent will be presented at the Open Source Intelligence Dissemination Conference in Rome on 8th of July.
More Information can be found here.
We are proud to present the EmerGent project and our objectives on the EU Project Symposium at the ISCRAM conference at 27th May 2015.
EENA brings together European emergency services, public authorities, researchers and industry representatives every year. This year Thomas Spielhofer and Gasper Bizjak presented most recent findings from EmerGent to show the potential of our project to a sophisticated audience.
This document provides a description of the European Data Protection and Privacy laws relevant to the EmerGent project. The EU Data Protection Directive is discussed, which acts as a guideline for data protection laws in each EU country. The laws based upon this directive in a number of EU countries are investigated as well. Further information are available in the summary of the Deliverable.
