Transcript ASSESSMENT OF UGANDA’S EMERGENCY RISK USING …

ROLE OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
SYSTEMS (GIS) IN DISASTER
MANAGEMENT
The Ugandan Case
presentation at the International Workshop on University Network for Natural Disaster Reduction in Africa, 12th -13th September 2005 at Makerere University
Ali M. Karatunga
GIS Specialist
Coordinator
Karamoja Data Centre
Office of the Prime Minister
Introduction
• Effective and realistic emergency management programs depend on data from various sources
which should be collected, analyzed, displayed, disseminated and used in an organized manner.
•
It is therefore desirable to have the right data in the right place at the right time. The data
should be organized in a usable format for stakeholders to respond and take action in case of an
emergency.
• Most of the emergency data requirements are of spatial nature hence a need for a Geographic
Information System (GIS).
Definition of terms
Emergency:
Is a course of events that endangers people,
and the environment, or a deviation from
Hazard:
emergency.
Risk:
Disaster:
resources.
Assessment:
property
planned or expected behavior.
Refers to the physical characteristics that may
Potential or likelihood that an emergency might
Is an emergency that cannot be managed by the
Analysis of the situation or event.
cause an
occur.
local
Types of Disasters
• Natural:
earthquakes, drought,
Result from natural processes. These
include;
flooding,
landslides, volcanic activity, typhoon,
hurricane and torrential rains.
• Human induced:
Result from human activity: These
include fires, spills utility and
construction
failures, epidemics,
crashes and explosions, accidents,
internal disturbances – riots, rebel
activities, violent strikes,
displacement and evictions
• Some disasters are cross-cutting, both natural and human induced.
Managing Disasters
There are five interrelated phases in the management of disasters namely;
– Planning:
Analyze and document the possibility of an emergency or
disaster to occur.
– Mitigation:
–
Activities that actually eliminate the probability of an
policies and by-laws
emergency to occur
– Preparedness: Plans and activities to handle the emergency where
mitigation has
failed – early warning systems,
stockpiling
– Response
Activities following an emergency or disaster –
relief supply
evacuation, shelter,
– Recovery
Returning all systems to normal or better; short or longresettlement, repatriation, re-tooling and re-
term –
integration
Role of GIS in Disaster Risk Assessment
• Disaster management starts with locating and identifying potential emergency problems and
how they relate to the existing environment.
• What facilities exist in impact zones, location of mitigation facilities such as fire stations,
potential refugee and IDP camps, spread of spills, location of medical facilities, extent of
damage and infestation, water sources and any humanitarian intervention.
• GIS provides a mechanism to integrate data from a variety of sources, analyze it and present it
to planners and decision makers in a time and reliable manner.
Disaster Risk Zoning
The following disasters have been used in the risk zoning criteria
Man-made
• Banditry, Refugees, Neighborhood tension, Tribal conflict
Natural
• Drought, Earthquake, Flooding, Landslides, Volcanic activity
Man Made Disasters
Banditry: Areas affected by rebel activities such as Allied Democratic
Forces (ADF) in
(PRA) in Western Uganda and West
Resistance Army (LRA) in the North and parts of Eastern
Western Uganda, People’s Redemption Army
Nile and The Lord’s
Uganda.
Refugees: These are immigrant populations from neighboring countries
their motherland. They normally settle in
of origin or in
due to insecurity within
areas within the neighborhood of their countries
gazetted settlements in Uganda.
Neighborhood tension: This often results from conflicts with the neighboring
countries
due political differences or resource usage. This is
common on the borders of Uganda
and DRC, Rwanda,
Sudan, Tanzania and the Lake Victoria region.
Tribal Conflict: This often results from historical differences within the different
country or inherent cultural practices such as cattle
tribal conflicts between the
tribes in the
resulting among the Karimojong or
Bakonzo and Batooro, the Alur and Banyoro
Natural Disasters
Drought: These are areas that fall within the cattle corridor characterized by
receiving less than 800 mm of annual
rainfall.
Earthquake:
dry acacia vegetation and
Are areas that fall within the western rift valley and those that
have experienced incidences of earthquakes in the rest past.
Flooding: These are areas within the neighborhood of water bodies such as
lakes and rivers. They are
at a risk of flooding in case of any
disturbance in the hydrology of such water bodies.
Depending on
the magnitude the disturbance, it is assumed that the effect of
flooding could affect areas within 2 km from the water body
Landslides: These are areas located near steep hill slopes and mountainous
Rwenzori, Mt. Elgon, Kisoro and Kigezi hills.
Volcanic Activity:
This is due to the presence of both active and dormant
volcanic areas such as the caldera area of Mt. Elgon, hot
western rift valley and the Muhavura
areas of Mt.
spring areas in the
volcanoes in Kisoro.
GIS Implementation
GIS Implementation
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DISASTER RISK ZONING
Emergency
factors Tension, Banditry, Refugees, Drought, Flooding
Neighbourhood
Neighbourhood Tension, Banditry, Refugees, Drought, Fooding
Neighbourhood Tension, Banditry, Tribal Conflict, Refugees, Drought, Earthquake, Flooding
Neighbourhood Tension, Banditry, Tribal Conflict, Refugees, Drought, Flooding
Neighbourhood Tension, Banditry, Tribal Conflict, Refugees, Earthquake, Drought, Landslides, Volcanic Activity, Flooding
Neighbourhood Tension, Drought, Flooding
MOYO
Neighbourhood Tension, Refugees, Drought, Earthquake
YUMBE
[NBRDF]
KITGUM
[NBTRDF]
[NBTRDEF]
Neighbourhood Tension, Tribal Conflict, Flooding
KOTIDO
[BTDEF]
ADJUMANI
Neighbourhood Tension, Tribal Conflict, Refugees, Drought, Earthquake
[NBRDF]
Neighbourhood Tension, Tribal Conflict, Refugees, Drought, Earthquake, Flooding
ARUA
Neighbourhood Tension, Tribal Conflicts, Flooding
[NBRDF]
PADER
GULU
Neighbourhood Tension,, Tribal Conflict, Refugees, Drought, Earthquake, Flooding
[BTF]
[NBF]
MOROTO
Nieghbourhood Tension, Drought
[TD]
NEBBI
No Risk
[NBTRDF]
Tribal Conflict, Landslides, Volcanic Activity
LIRA
[BTDF]
APAC
Tribal Conflicts, Drought
[BDF]
NAKAPIRIPIRIT
KATAKWI
Tribal Conflicts, Landslides, Volcanic Activity
[TD]
[BTDF]
MASINDI
KABERAMAIDO
[NTRDEF]
Open Water
[DF]
SOROTI
[DF]
Banditry, Drought, Earthquake, Flooding
L. Kyoga
HOIMA
L. Albert
Banditry, Drought, Flooding
[DF]
[DF]
SIRONKO
KAMULI
1:1,200,000
RWANDA
Banditry, Tribal Conflict, Drought, Earthquake, Flooding
50
50 Kilometers
[DF]
LUWERO
[BTDREF]
[NBTREDLVF]
Compiled and Produced by:[DF]
KAYUNGA
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Katakwi Office, [February 2005]
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Banditry, Tribal Conflict, Drought, Flooding
IGANGA
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KABAROLE
Banditry, Tribal Conflict, Earthquake, Refugees, Drought, Landslides
JINJA
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L. George
BUSHENYI
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RUKUNGIRI
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Neighbourhood Tension, Banditry, Flooding
RAKAI
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[NDF]
[NBLEF]
NTUNGAMO
Neighbourhood Tension, Banditry, Landslides, Earthquake, Flooding
Neighbourhood Tension, Banditry, Refugees, Drought, Flooding
[NRDE]
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Neighbourhood Tension, Banditry, Refugees, Drought, Fooding
Lake Victoria
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KALANGALA
Landslides, Volcanic Activity
KABALE
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[DF]
MASAKA
L. Edward
Flooding
BUSIA
[F]
MPIGI
[D]
Drought, Flooding
Earthquake, Flooding
[F]
MAYUGE
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SEMBABULE
Drought
MUKONO
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KAMWENGE
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BUGIRI
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Banditry, Tribal Conflicts, Refugees, Drought, Earthquake
[F]
WAKISO
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Banditry, Tribal Conflict, Flooding
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Banditry, Tribal Conflicts, Drought
[TLV]
NAKASONGOLA
TANZANIA
Banditry, Landslides, Earthquake, Flooding
KAPCHORWA
KUMI
[NTRDEF]
N
1
0
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Moyo
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Nakasongola
Moroto
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Yumbe
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Mbarara
Masindi
Hoima
6
Mayuge
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Kiboga
Kayunga
Katakwi
Kamwenge
Kabarole
5
Kapchorwa
Kaberamaido
Kalangala
Kampala
Kamuli
Gulu
Busia
3
Bushenyi
Arua
Kasese
Bundibugyo
8
Iganga
Jinja
2
Adjumani
4
Bugiri
Apac
Emergency/Disaster factors
Uganda’s Disaster Risk Index
9
7
Capacity Development Needs
• Assessment of Magnitude of Disasters
• Establishment of baseline data with core datasets
• Information Management – data collection, processing, analysis and
dissemination
• Development of GIS and Remote Sensing skills
• Stakeholder Participation
• Information Needs Assessment
• Coordination/Institutional framework
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