Rescue Web | Aggregating crisis information and damage overview of disaster-affected areas
Disaster and crisis information is provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with a summary of damage conditions available within 60 minutes during a major earthquake. You can quickly grasp the overall picture of the damage.
In the event of a large-scale disaster, the insurance industry is required to respond to a large number of claims in a short period of time. If the overall picture of the damage cannot be grasped, the establishment of damage investigation and payment systems will be delayed, making it essential to understand the situation immediately after the disaster occurs. However, information regarding weather, transportation, and lifelines comes from various sources, making it difficult to continuously gather manually, and delays in information collection can directly lead to delays in response. With "Rescue Web," crisis information from the affected areas is consolidated on a dedicated screen, and during large-scale disasters, summaries of the damage situation can also be received. By reducing the effort spent searching for information, it supports the acceleration of decision-making related to the establishment of command centers and the allocation of personnel for damage investigations. [Features] - Summary provided 60 minutes after a major earthquake, with a second report sent 120 minutes later, capturing human and material damage and impacts on lifelines. - Information useful for initial response decisions, such as "Disaster Relief Law Application Information" and 5-day typhoon forecasts, is also distributed. - Categories, regions, and thresholds can be set to display only the necessary information. - Alert emails can be set up with just one click. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Concerns like these】 ■ I have experienced delays in response due to not noticing disasters in distant areas. ■ I want to reduce the costs associated with information gathering during disasters. ■ There is variability in reliability and granularity because the sources of information differ depending on who collected it. ■ It takes time to grasp the overall picture of damage each time a large-scale disaster occurs. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Examples of Utilization Scenarios】 - Early understanding of the scale of damage during large-scale disasters - Consideration of the establishment of disaster response headquarters and damage investigation systems - Confirmation of the application status of the Disaster Relief Act - Information gathering on disasters that occur outside of working hours 【Effects of Implementation】 - Only necessary information is delivered via a dedicated screen and email, reducing the burden of information collection - Information sources are consolidated, allowing relevant departments to consider measures based on the same information - Summarizing damage conditions streamlines reporting and sharing with management.
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Our company provides an "Information Distribution Service" that extracts and distributes various risk information collected by us, such as railway delay information, power outage information, communication disruption information, and disaster information related to earthquakes, typhoons, and heavy rain. We also offer a crisis management service business (such as safety confirmation services) to support initial response systems immediately after a disaster occurs. Through over 500 companies, organizations, and web media, as well as broadcasting, we have served more than 30 million users in total. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.