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The National Disaster Management Support System is jointly operated by the national government, local autonomous entities, and related authorities. Its purposes are to protect the people and their assets and to help develop the quality of people’s lives.
This is a scientific, formulated information system which supports general
disaster management activities by building system to prevent dangerous factors
such as various disasters that hinder the safety of people adn of the nation, to
promptly respond to the emergence situation and to support damage repair. |
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 Importance of the National Disaster Management Support System |
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A large-volume message (60~230 Korean characters) broadcasting technology capable of delivering same-content messages to multiple subscribers through one-time message delivery, as with the mobile communication technology application service, in which a certain receiving ID must be entered in a cellular phone to receive data information from the base station
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| Operation Method of the National Disaster Management Support System |
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| Promotion Level of the Disaster Management Support System |
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The national disaster management information system has developed a disaster management support system per disaster type from 1996 to 2004 and has completed the level 1 promotion. After executing the level 2 BPR/ISP in 2004, a government-range disaster management network was constructed in level 1 promotion to advance and stabilize the national disaster management information system. The promotion in national disaster management advancing is currently in progress. |
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 A basic plan for national disaster management information was established. |
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National disaster management information level 1 BPR/ISP |
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Functional models of disaster types for prevention, preparation, |
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response, and repair operation were established. |
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A monitoring system of 10 office types was constructed. |
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A main regional safety management center was constructed as
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well as one for each of 16 city states. |
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Situation rooms were constructed for 10 city states and 28 |
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municipal districts. |
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Six authorities were connected (connection use of four pieces |
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of information). |
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Constructing a prompt and efficient response system |
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Prevention of, preparation for, and warning regarding disaster |
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hazards |
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Prompt repair, post-analysis and evaluation operation support |
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National disaster management information level 2 BPR/ISP |
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Government-range disaster management network construction |
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(level 1) |
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Inter-office use of disaster-related information |
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Government-range disaster management network construction |
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(level 2) |
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Disaster response systems of municipal districts |
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Insurance for damages from floods; disaster effect pre- |
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evaluation system |
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Insurance for damages from the response in the situation field |
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Constructing a cooperative system among the related authorities |
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Constructing a public disaster information service system |
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Advanced national disaster management |
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