CM Gaps Explorer

1. Faciliate expressing the practitioners The means to accomplish one or more tasks under specific conditions.

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   needs and Gaps.
2. Faciliate the understanding of these needs by

   A solution is a means that contributes to a crisis management function. A solution is either one or more processes or one or more tools with related procedures.

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   owners, so that they can develop and advertise the innovative Solutions resolving them.
3. Faciliate discovering of the innovative Solutions addressing the

   Crisis and Disaster Management

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   needs and Gaps.

Understanding ecosystem's vulnerability and potential to adapt to such changes can help developing proactive

Measures that enable an organization to avoid, preclude or limit the impact of an undesirable event or potential disruption.

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and post-fire regeneration strategies.

Understanding how future changes in climate will affect forest fires and associated emissions of greenhouse gases, in Europe and globally, is important to determine adaptation and

Limitation of any negative consequence of a particular incident.

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potential of forests.

Understanding how the changes in social and economic characteristics of the population can create conditions of increased fire

Effect of uncertainty on objectives.

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across the various regions and countries, is a prerequisite to reduce the level of exposure of local communities through better landscape planning.

Danger rating index is an important real time indicator for the fire fighters. It sums up constant (fuels, topography) and variable (weather) factors that affect the initiation, spread and difficulty of control, and subsequent fire damage of wildfires on an area in a single number that can be easily visualised and used for early alerting.

Management actions and deployment of resources to deter fires are based on where and how fires occur. Understanding what makes an area to be particularly prone to burn or not is not only important for conserving its values and resources but also for preventing that future management actions, particularly in areas were fires accumulate, do not result in increased vulnerability to wildfires.