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Global Shared Resilience: Using 21st Century Technology for Today’s Disasters

New and emerging technologies can help minimize or avoid loss of life, property damages and economic impacts in ways that would have been previously impossible during disaster response. In this paper, we will focus on identifying what technology is available today, and those rapidly evolving. We’ll look at endpoint technology as well as back-office platforms that will make a difference to responders and impacted populations. We will also brainstorm some combinations of existing and future technology that may seem far-fetched at first glance; but could become real as exponential growth in advancement allows for hard-to-imagine innovation to become tomorrow’s solutions.