Cell Broadcast emergency's alerts in Greece - Komninos, Christos;Soulopoulou, Paraskevi
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The Greek landmark in seeking and developing ways to inform people in emergencies it should have been on August 24, 2007, in Ilia, Peloponnesus. It was emphasized that what was lacking the coordination of all the parties involved and the immediate updating of the development of the event, which led to a national tragedy.Seeing this gap in citizens' information, from February 2018, began the research for a modern public warning system and this was the cell broadcast. The investigation would be presented in SafeKozani on November 2018.On July 23, 2018, a forest fire in Mati, Attica, passed into…mehr

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The Greek landmark in seeking and developing ways to inform people in emergencies it should have been on August 24, 2007, in Ilia, Peloponnesus. It was emphasized that what was lacking the coordination of all the parties involved and the immediate updating of the development of the event, which led to a national tragedy.Seeing this gap in citizens' information, from February 2018, began the research for a modern public warning system and this was the cell broadcast. The investigation would be presented in SafeKozani on November 2018.On July 23, 2018, a forest fire in Mati, Attica, passed into the urban web with devastating consequences; the death of more than 100 people. In this case, the conclusions were the same as at Ilia.The proposal was presented by targeting to a new cell broadcast message's tab.At the beginning of 3Q 2019, the first Greek C.B. message was a reality. Here, we propose step by step how to develop the newborn Greek public warning system.Subsequent investigations will be carried out in the specific and differentiated groups of people who are disproportionately affected, starting with that people with disabilities.
Autorenporträt
Christos Komninos, MSc, está sirviendo en el Servicio de Bomberos Helénico como Oficial-Técnico. Paraskevi Soulopoulou, MSc, está trabajando en el Municipio de Neapoli-Sykees como Empleado Administrativo. Investigan una nueva ficha simple y rápidamente entendida por todos los ciudadanos para la Transmisión Celular. Están casados, viven en Salónica, Grecia y tienen 3 hijos.