JP2013143046A - Emergency information support system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a disaster assistance activity support system capable of supporting vulnerable people so that assistance activities are efficiently performed in the case of a disaster while performing life supports of the vulnerable people from a regular time.SOLUTION: A disaster assistance activity support system (100) supports assistance activities in the case of a disaster on the basis of vulnerable people information stored in advance in a database (13). The disaster assistance activity support system (100) especially includes: a terminal (1) for transmitting vulnerable people information input by information providers via a communication network (4); a reception section (11) for storing the received vulnerable people information in the database (13); and an output section (12) for outputting the vulnerable people information corresponding to vulnerable people located for each district obtained by dividing a disaster occurrence area.

Description

  The present invention relates to a technical field of a disaster assistance activity support system that supports assistance activities for a person who needs assistance based on assistance person information on assistance persons who are stored in a database in advance during a disaster.

  In the event of a disaster such as an earthquake, typhoon, or fire, assistance activities such as evacuation, supply of goods, and safety confirmation are conducted for the victims. Assistance activities range from large-scale activities conducted under the control of the country, local government, and other organizations that have jurisdiction over the affected areas to small-scale activities performed on an individual basis. Various communication technologies such as wireless communication are used. In assistance activities utilizing such communication technology, assistance activities are supported by compiling data on the disaster situation in the disaster occurrence area at the command center and instructing the assistance personnel.

  In disaster relief activity support systems using communication technology, it is important to collect data on the disaster situation in order to provide accurate support. In recent years, new communication networks such as the Internet have been introduced in addition to wireless communication. As an example of a disaster assistance activity support system using such communication technology, there is Patent Document 1. According to Patent Document 1, disaster information is accumulated via the Internet line, and information with high priority is used preferentially among the accumulated disaster information, thereby saving labor, improving efficiency and improving reliability. I am trying.

JP 2011-197978 A

  By the way, among the victims, there are a considerable number of people who need assistance from others, such as elderly people, people with disabilities and sick people. Especially in today's aging society, the number of people who need assistance is on the rise, and it is possible to provide assistance to such people who need them so that they can be dispatched appropriately during disasters. It is desired. However, although there are data such as demographic statistics for each municipality, etc. depending on the local government, there are few information sources that can accurately grasp in which area the people requiring assistance are located, and it is efficient at the time of disaster Currently, there are cases in which it is not possible to carry out various aid activities.

  In addition, a person who needs assistance such as an elderly person is not familiar with digital devices using a communication network in many cases, and there is a problem that it is difficult to become familiar with a disaster system using the communication technology as described above. For this reason, it is necessary to appropriately provide information related to a person who needs assistance to the person who needs assistance for the person who needs assistance, and appropriately support the assistance activities.

  Moreover, since it is assumed that the conventional disaster assistance activity support system is used only in the event of a disaster, it is not used during normal times, and since the operation rate is low, it is difficult to ensure its quality continuously. In particular, since a large-scale disaster occurs every several decades to several hundred years, it is not easy to maintain a disaster assistance activity support system prepared for it.

  In addition, elderly people, persons with disabilities, sick people, etc. who need help during disasters often require assistance from other people in their daily lives. Therefore, it is desired to construct a comprehensive system that can respond to a person who needs assistance not only at the time of disaster but also at the time of disaster while providing appropriate assistance from normal times.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and supports disaster assistance activities that can support the life of a person who needs assistance from a normal time so that assistance activities for the person who needs assistance can be efficiently performed in the event of a disaster. The purpose is to provide a system.

In order to solve the above-described problem, the disaster assistance activity support system according to the present invention provides assistance activities to the above-mentioned assistance recipients by an assistance based on assistance-related information on assistance recipients stored in advance in a database at the time of a disaster. A disaster assistance activity support system that supports a terminal that transmits information on a person requiring assistance input by an information provider via a communication network, and information on a person requiring assistance transmitted from the terminal via the communication network. Information received and stored in the database, and information on the person who needs assistance corresponding to the person who needs assistance located in each district where the disaster occurrence area is divided based on the information on the person requiring assistance accumulated in the database. And an output unit for outputting.

  According to the present invention, supporter information input from a terminal is stored in a database via a communication network, so that supporter information required for assistance activities in the event of a disaster can be efficiently collected. Then, by outputting the information on a person who needs assistance for each district obtained by dividing the disaster occurrence area, it is possible to accurately grasp the person who needs assistance in each district and efficiently support assistance activities.

  The helper information includes demographic information that associates the location and time of the helper, and the output unit is based on the location of the helper at a specified time. It is preferable to output information on a person who needs assistance corresponding to a person who needs assistance in each district. In general, the location of the person requiring assistance varies from time to time based on each lifestyle pattern. In this aspect, since the location of the person requiring assistance can be grasped more accurately by recording the location of the person requiring assistance for each time, it is possible to provide more appropriate assistance activities.

  The output unit may output the helper information so that the number of helpers required for each district is displayed. According to this, by displaying the number of people requiring assistance in each district, it is possible to easily estimate the number of people needed in each district at the time of a disaster, so support for more accurate assistance activities be able to.

  The supporter information includes support priority of the supporter, and the output unit outputs the helper information so that the support priority of the helper is displayed together. Good. The degree to which a person requiring assistance needs assistance varies depending on the type and scale of the disaster, or the factors for which the person requiring assistance needs assistance. In this aspect, by defining the priority of support for each person requiring assistance, the support plan at the time of occurrence of a disaster can be performed more accurately.

  The information provider may be registered in advance as information provider information in the database. In this way, by registering an assistant who can operate the terminal in advance, it is possible to prevent the reliability of the input information from being lowered due to the input of the assistant information required by an unspecified number of persons.

  When the receiving unit receives the assistance recipient information, information is given to the information provider who has performed the act of inputting the assistance recipient information, and the assigned point corresponds to the information provider. It may be recorded in the database in association with provider information. According to this aspect, an incentive is given to the information provider by giving points to the information provider who has input the information on the person requiring assistance by operating the terminal. Accordingly, it is possible to promptly collect information on the person requiring assistance in the database by promoting further input of the person requiring assistance information by the information provider.

  Map information of disaster occurrence areas is recorded in the database, and the output unit superimposes the helper information on map information displayed on a display scale defined in advance according to the type and scale of the disaster. And output it for display. According to this, by displaying the map information with a display scale suitable for the type and scale of the disaster, it is possible to quickly and easily grasp the information on the person who needs assistance in the disaster occurrence area.

  The said output part is good to output the assistance required person information accumulate | stored in the said database according to a request | requirement with respect to the life assistance person of the said assistance required in the normal time where the disaster has not generate | occur | produced. According to this, since it is possible to use helper information for the life supporter of the person who needs assistance at normal times, the operation rate can be secured compared to the system exclusively for disaster assistance, and the system can be continuously used. Quality can be maintained.

  According to the present invention, supporter information input from a terminal is stored in a database via a communication network, so that supporter information required for assistance activities in the event of a disaster can be efficiently collected. Then, by outputting the information on a person who needs assistance for each district obtained by dividing the disaster occurrence area, it is possible to accurately grasp the person who needs assistance in each district and efficiently support assistance activities.

It is a schematic diagram which shows the whole structure of the disaster assistance activity support system which concerns on this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the internal structure of a main server. It is an example of helper information. It is an example of information provider information. It is an example of helper information. It is an example of life supporter information. It is an example of map information. It is an example of display scale information. It is a flowchart of the input operation | movement of assistance required person information by the information provider using the terminal for information providers. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement which supports assistance activity using the assistance required person information accumulate | stored in the database at the time of disaster occurrence. It is an example of the simple display of assistance required person information in step S202 of FIG. It is an example of the detailed display of assistance required person information in step S203 of FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement which performs life support using the assistance required person information accumulate | stored in the database at normal time.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings. However, the dimensions, materials, shapes, relative arrangements, and the like of the component parts described in this embodiment are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention to that unless otherwise specified.

  The disaster assistance activity support system 100 according to the present invention provides evacuation, supply of goods, confirmation of safety, etc. to elderly people, persons with disabilities, sick people, etc. who need assistance from another person (helper) when a disaster occurs. The purpose is to support the donors who carry out the relief activities. On the other hand, since a person requiring assistance often needs assistance from another person even in daily life where no disaster has occurred, the present system 100 can be used for life support of a person requiring assistance by a life supporter during normal times. It is configured.

  FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the overall configuration of a disaster assistance activity support system 100 according to the present invention. The disaster support activity support system 100 includes, for example, a main server 10 installed in a command center and a terminal for an information provider installed in a place owned or used by an information provider who provides information on a person who needs assistance 1 and a terminal 2 for a helper installed in a place owned or used by a supporter who performs support activities for a helper in the event of a disaster, and a helper in a normal time when no disaster occurs It consists of a life supporter terminal 3 installed in a place that can be owned or used by a life supporter who performs life support. The main server 10, the information provider terminal 1, the helper terminal 2, and the life supporter terminal 3 are connected to each other by an Internet line 4 which is an example of a communication network. It is configured to be possible.

  The information provider is a person who is in charge of contact with a person who needs assistance such as a care helper, care manager, civil welfare officer, etc., a person who has an opportunity to contact a person who needs assistance for work such as a post office or a transportation company, or other A wide range of people who are interested in helping those who need assistance (for example, students who have received specialized education or residents in the vicinity of those who need assistance) can be hired. In recent years, a service business has been devised that regularly or irregularly delivers daily commodities to those who need assistance, and by making those who are involved in such service business information providers, Efficient information collection can be performed.

  A donor is a person who provides assistance activities such as the police, fire fighting, and the Self-Defense Forces. Can be adopted.

  A life support person is a person who supports the life of a person who needs assistance in normal times. Like the information provider mentioned above, a person who works with a person who needs assistance, such as a care helper, a care manager, or a public welfare officer. A wide range of people such as post offices and transportation companies who have the opportunity to contact people in need of work, or who are interested in supporting other people who need help (for example, students who have received specialized education) .

  Needless to say, the information provider, the supporter, and the supporter described above may overlap each other and are not limited to the examples described here.

  The main server 10 is a server installed in a command center that transmits an instruction of assistance activities to a supporter when a disaster occurs, and is based on the information on the helper required transmitted from the information provider terminal 1 when a disaster occurs. Assistance activities are supported by creating support information for the supporter and transmitting it to the disaster supporter terminal 2. On the other hand, the main server 10 creates support information for the life supporter based on the helper information transmitted from the information provider terminal 1 during normal times when no disaster has occurred. Life support is performed by transmitting to the terminal 3.

  The terminal 1 for information provider, the terminal 2 for disaster supporter, and the terminal 3 for life supporter are terminals that are installed or owned by the information provider, disaster supporter, and life supporter, respectively. It is a plan. Specifically, a dedicated terminal for the system 100 may be used, or a widely used device such as a mobile phone or a personal computer may be used, but information communication with the main server 10 is performed via the communication network 4. It is not limited as long as it is possible.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an internal configuration of the main server 10. The main server 10 has an input unit 11 and an output unit 12 through which an operator inputs and outputs various types of information, a database 13 in which information necessary for various types of processing in the main server 10 is recorded, input information from the input unit 11 and reading from the database 13 A calculation unit 14 that performs various calculation processes based on the received information, and a reception unit 15 and a transmission unit 16 that transmit and receive information via a communication network.

  The input unit 11 and the output unit 12 are human interfaces that can be operated by an operator of the main server 10. Specifically, the input unit 11 is a mouse, a keyboard, and a touch panel, and the output unit 12 is a display.

  The database 13 stores helper information 20, information provider information 21, supporter information 22, life supporter information 23, map information 24, and display scale information 25.

  FIG. 3 shows an example of the person requiring assistance information 20. The helper information 20 is sighting information of a helper who is input by operating the information provider terminal 1 when the information provider confirms the location of the helper, and includes “name” and “ It consists of items of “Classification”, “Support Priority”, “Location”, and “Time”. Here, the “name” is an item for specifying a person requiring assistance on an individual basis, and a registration number such as an ID assigned in advance may be used instead of the name. “Category” categorizes the factors requiring assistance from the supporter, and FIG. 3 illustrates elderly persons, children, disabled persons, and sick persons.

  “Support priority” is a parameter indicating the degree to which a person requiring assistance needs assistance. In FIG. 3, the larger the value, the more difficult the independence action is and the more assistance is needed. In this example, the level is divided according to the common support priority regardless of the type of classification, but the support priority may be set individually for each type of classification. In this case, it is advantageous in that priorities can be assigned according to individual characteristics of each classification.

  In “Location”, the location where the information provider confirms the location of the person requiring assistance is entered. In this example, the location is input as an address. For example, a map is displayed on the screen of the information provider terminal 1 operated by the information provider, and a mouse, keyboard, touch panel, or the like is used. You may make it input a location by designating on a map.

  “Time” is the time when the person requiring assistance has confirmed that he / she is in the “location”. Particularly in this example, the helper information 20 is recorded as demographic information in which the location of the helper is associated with the time. In general, the location of a person who needs assistance varies from time to time based on individual life patterns. For this reason, in this embodiment, the location of the person requiring assistance is recorded in association with each time, so that the location of the person requiring assistance can be grasped more accurately, so that more appropriate assistance activities can be supported. It has become.

  FIG. 4 is an example of the information provider information 21. The information provider information 21 is information obtained by registering a person who can input the helper required information 20 by operating the information provider terminal 1. In the example of FIG. 4, “name”, “classification”, “ It consists of items of “registration date”, “address”, and “number of points”. In the present embodiment, by registering in advance a person who can operate the information provider terminal 1 as an information provider in this way, information obtained by inputting the helper information 20 required by an unspecified number of persons. It is possible to prevent a decrease in reliability.

  More preferably, the number of persons who register as information providers should be limited to those who have predetermined knowledge and know-how regarding the assistance of people in need during normal times or assistance in the event of a disaster. For example, a person who is said to have appropriate knowledge and know-how by contacting a helper such as a care helper, a care manager, or a public welfare committee, or a person who has an opportunity to contact a helper in business such as a post office or a transportation company In addition, even those who are interested in the assistance of other people who need assistance (for example, students who have received specialized education) may register those who have equivalent knowledge and know-how by receiving education through training. In this way, by assuring the quality of the information provider to be registered, the accuracy of the information required to be provided can be improved, and appropriate support can be provided in an emergency such as the occurrence of a disaster.

  In FIG. 4, “name” is an item for specifying an information provider in individual units, and a registration number such as an ID assigned in advance may be used instead of the name. “Category” classifies factors that information providers deserve to be registered, and FIG. 4 illustrates training attendance (students), helpers, care managers, civil welfare officers, and attendance of training courses (traders). . Information that is necessary for assistance activities in the event of an emergency, such as in the event of a disaster, while supporting the lives of those who need assistance at normal times by the community as a whole by making information providers related to the living area of those who need assistance. Can be collected efficiently.

  “Registration date” indicates the date when each information provider was registered in the database 13, and “Address” indicates the location of each. In addition, the ability may be secured by requiring training periodically according to the registration date and time.

  “Points” indicates the total number of points given as an incentive every time the information provider operates the information provider terminal 1 and inputs the person requiring assistance information 20, as will be described in detail later. The number of points given by the input action is determined in advance, and the information provider information 21 is stored in association with the total number of points given to each information provider. The number of points given in this way can be exchanged for a predetermined privilege (for example, a cash voucher or a product) in accordance with the total number, thereby promoting the act of inputting information requiring assistance by an information provider. Can do.

  FIG. 5 is an example of the assistance information 22. In the helper information 23, a helper who actually performs a helping activity on a helper in the event of an emergency such as a disaster is registered in advance. In the example of FIG. 5, a fire department, a police station, a city hall, and a security company are registered together with their “address” and “communication means”. By registering the supporter in advance in this way, it is possible to send support information to the supporter in an emergency in a quick and accurate communication means. In addition, as a means of communication to the assistant, a wireless line or a telephone line has been conventionally used in many cases. Therefore, a communication means that can be used for each assistant is registered so that the existing communication facilities can be used effectively. It is good to leave.

  FIG. 6 is an example of the life supporter information 23. In the life supporter information 23, a life supporter who performs life support for a person who needs assistance in a normal time when no disaster has occurred is registered in advance. In the example of FIG. 6, “name” for personally identifying a life support person, “support person” for personally identifying a person who needs assistance, a life support person and a support person "Classification" indicating the relationship between the item and "Address" of the life supporter. In this way, by identifying the people who need to be supported by each life supporter, information about other people who need help is not disclosed to a large number of life supporters, and life support is maintained while maintaining privacy. It can be performed.

  FIG. 7 is an example of the map information 24. The map information 24 is displayed as a two-dimensional or three-dimensional map of a predetermined area (typically the jurisdiction area of the system 1), and information on roads, topography, rivers, buildings, etc. in the area is displayed. include. The areas included in the map information 24 are divided into predetermined areas. In the example of FIG. 7, the areas are divided into “area A” to “area D”, respectively.

  In addition, in the case of a large-scale disaster, it may be assumed that the disaster occurs beyond the scope of each jurisdiction. Therefore, in addition to the map information 24 of the jurisdiction area, the map information 24 is provided over an area adjacent to or farther than that It is preferable to prepare.

  FIG. 8 is an example of the display scale information 25. When the map information 24 is displayed on the screen, the display range is defined as the display scale information 25 depending on the type and scale of the disaster. For example, when the type is “earthquake” and the scale is large as “5”, it is assumed that the disaster occurrence area covers a wide area, and thus the standard display scale is defined as “100%”. Thereby, map information can be displayed about the whole large generation | occurrence | production area. As the scale becomes smaller, the standard display scale is defined to be gradually reduced to “80%”, “60%”,. As a result, in the case of a small-scale disaster, detailed assistance activities can be supported by displaying a relatively narrow area in detail.

  The display scale defined by the display scale information 25 defines a scale when the map information 24 is initially displayed, and can be changed to an appropriate display scale by an operator's operation thereafter. In other words, by performing initial display with a display scale according to the type and scale of the disaster, the operator can quickly and easily grasp the entire disaster occurrence area, and thereafter the display scale is manually changed by the operator. This increases convenience.

  Next, an input operation of the person requiring assistance information 20 using the information provider terminal 1 will be described with reference to a flowchart. FIG. 9 is a flowchart of the input operation of the person requiring assistance information 20 by the information provider using the information provider terminal 1.

  First, the information provider terminal 1 is operated to input ID / Password (step S101). The input ID / Password is transmitted to the main server 10, and the calculation unit 14 determines whether or not the information provider is registered in advance in the information provider information 21 (see FIG. 4) stored in the database 13. Determination is made (step S102). If it is determined that the information provider information matches (step S102: YES), the process proceeds to the following steps. If it is determined that the information provider information does not match (step S102: NO), the process ends. (END). In this way, by limiting the persons who can operate the information provider terminal 1 to those who have registered in the information provider information 21 in advance, it is possible to prevent the input of the unreliable helper information 21. . As a result, the reliability of the assistance-required person information 21 handled in the system 100 is ensured, and appropriate assistance activities can be supported.

  Subsequently, in step S103, the information provider operates the information provider terminal 1 to input helper information 20 (see FIG. 3). The input assistance required person information 20 is transmitted to the main server 10 via the communication network 4. The main server 10 receives the helper information 20 by the receiving unit 11 and records it in the database 13 (step S104). In this way, the information on the person requiring assistance 20 input from each information provider terminal 1 is accumulated in the database 13.

  When the supporter information 20 is received by the receiving unit 11, the calculation unit 14 gives a predetermined point to the information provider corresponding to the ID / Password input in step S101 (step S105). The points given here are determined in advance for each input action of the person requiring assistance information 20, for example, and are added to the “point” item of the information provider information 20 stored in the database 13 together with the past number of points. (See FIG. 4).

  In this way, by giving points to the information provider who has input helper information 20 from the information provider terminal 1, incentive is given to the information provider. Thereby, it is possible to promote the input action of the further helper information 20 and efficiently collect the helper information 20 in the database 13.

  Next, an operation for supporting assistance activities using the assistance-required person information 20 stored in the database 13 when a disaster occurs will be described. FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an operation of supporting assistance activities using the assistance-needed person information 20 stored in the database 13 when a disaster occurs.

  First, the calculation unit 14 accesses the database 13, reads the accumulated helper information 20 and map information 24 (step S201), and simply displays the presence or absence of a helper for each district included in the map information 24 (step S201). S202). Then, after the operator of the server 1 grasps the outline of the helper in each area based on the simple display, the details of the helper information are displayed by selecting each district (step S203).

  Here, FIG. 11 is an example of a simplified display of the person requiring assistance information 20 in step S202. In the simple display, the presence / absence of a person who needs assistance is displayed for each area divided in the map information 24. In this example, in particular, the number of people requiring assistance for each district is simply displayed, so that the operator of the main server 10 can quickly and easily determine how many people need assistance in each district. It is displayed in a pop-up method so that it can be easily grasped. In FIG. 11, the presence / absence of the person requiring assistance is displayed in a pop-up manner. However, for example, it may be displayed in different colors according to the number of persons requiring assistance, or input means such as a mouse, keyboard, touch panel, etc. When the district is clicked, the above pop-up may be displayed.

  FIG. 12 is an example of a detailed display in step S203. In the detailed display, “name”, “classification”, “support priority”, and “location” of the helper required included in the helper information 20 for each district are listed in a list format. The contents of each item are read from the helper information 20 shown in FIG. 3 and displayed in a list format, so that the operator of the main server 10 grasps the detailed information of the helper on an individual basis. Can be done. In particular, in the example of FIG. 12, the detailed information of each district is linked to the simple display of the pop-up format of each district shown in FIG. 11. For example, by clicking the simple display popup, the detailed information of the corresponding district is displayed. It is displayed.

  Returning to FIG. 10, subsequently, the operator of the main server 10 creates and transmits support information to the supporter based on the helper information by referring to such simple display and detailed display (step). S204). As a means for sending support information to the helper, the communication network 4 for transmitting the helper information 20 required by the information provider terminal 1 may be used, or a different communication network may be used. For example, if an information provider uses an Internet line as a communication network for transmitting information on a person who needs assistance, an assistant (fire department, police, self-defense force, etc.) uses a telephone line or a wireless line that has been used conventionally, It is possible to support aid activities using existing facilities.

  Next, an operation for providing life support using the helper information 20 stored in the database 13 in a normal time when no disaster has occurred will be described. FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing an operation of performing life support using the person requiring assistance information 20 stored in the database 13 in normal times.

  First, the life supporter operates the life supporter terminal 3 to input ID / Password (step S301). The input ID / Password is transmitted to the main server 10, and the calculation unit 14 determines whether or not the life supporter is registered in advance in the life supporter information 23 (see FIG. 6) stored in the database 13. Determination is made (step S302). If it is determined that the information matches the life supporter information 23 (step S302: YES), the process proceeds to the following steps. If it is determined that the information does not match the life supporter information 23 (step S302: NO), the process proceeds. End (END). In this way, by limiting the persons who can operate the life supporter terminal 3 to those registered in the life supporter information 23 in advance, an unspecified number of persons can access the helper information that is personal information. It is preventing.

  Subsequently, in step S303, the life supporter operates the life supporter terminal 3 to input a support target person (see FIG. 6). And the calculating part 14 collates with the "support object person" of the life supporter information 23 currently recorded on the database 13, and determines whether the said life supporter has an access authority (step S304). When there is an access authority (step S304: YES), the calculation unit 14 searches the database 13 and searches for the person requiring assistance information 20 corresponding to the support target person input in step S303 (step S305). Then, based on the searched helper information 20 that is searched, support information is created and transmitted (step S306). On the other hand, if there is no access authority (step S304: NO), the process is terminated (END).

  Thus, during normal times when no disaster has occurred, support information is transmitted by using the helper information collected from the information provider to the life supporter who supports the life of the helper. Thereby, unlike the conventional system specialized at the time of a disaster, an operation rate can be ensured from a normal time and the helper information 20 recorded in the database 13 can be updated continuously. As a result, it is possible to support the above-described assistance activities using the reliable helper information 20 when a disaster occurs.

  As described above, according to the disaster assistance activity support system 100 according to the present invention, the assistance-required person information 20 input from the information provider terminal 1 is received via the communication network 4 and stored in the database 13. As a result, it is possible to efficiently collect the supporter-required information 20 necessary for the disaster of the aid activity at the time of the disaster. Then, by selecting and outputting the helper information 20 corresponding to the helper in the predetermined area included in the disaster occurrence area, it is possible to accurately grasp the existence of the helper in each area, and to assist appropriately. Can support activities.

  The present invention can be used in a disaster assistance activity support system that supports assistance activities to a person who needs assistance based on assistance person information on assistance persons in need of a disaster stored in a database in advance.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Terminal for information providers 2 Terminal for disaster supporters 3 Terminal required for life support 4 Communication network 10 Main server 11 Input part 12 Output part 13 Database 14 Calculation part 15 Receiving part 16 Transmission part 20 Relief person information 21 Information provider Information 22 Supporter information 23 Life supporter information 24 Map information 25 Display scale information 100 Disaster support activity support system

Claims (8)

A disaster assistance activity support system for assisting an assistance activity by an assistant to the assistance recipient based on the assistance recipient information on the assistance recipient stored in the database in advance at the time of a disaster,
A terminal that transmits information on a person requiring assistance input by an information provider via a communication network;
A receiving unit that receives information on a person requiring assistance transmitted from the terminal via the communication network, and stores the information in the database;
An output unit that outputs information on a person who needs assistance corresponding to a person who needs assistance in each district formed by dividing the disaster occurrence area based on the person who needs assistance stored in the database. Disaster support activity support system. The helper information includes demographic information that associates the location of the helper with the location time,
The said output part outputs the assistance required person information corresponding to the assistance required person located for every said area based on the location of the said assistance required person at the designated time. Disaster relief activity support system.   The disaster support activity support system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the output unit outputs the helper information so that the number of helpers required for each district is displayed. The assistance recipient information includes the assistance priority of the assistance recipient,
The disaster support activity according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the output unit outputs the helper information so that the support priority of the helper is displayed together. Support system.   The disaster support activity support system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the information provider is registered in advance as information provider information in the database.   When the receiving unit receives the assistance recipient information, information is given to the information provider who has performed the act of inputting the assistance recipient information, and the assigned point corresponds to the information provider. 6. The disaster assistance activity support system according to claim 5, wherein the disaster information is recorded in the database in association with provider information. In the database, map information of the disaster occurrence area is recorded,
The output unit outputs the supporter information so as to be superimposed on the map information displayed on a display scale defined in advance according to the type and scale of the disaster. The disaster assistance activity support system according to any one of 1 to 6.   The output unit outputs helper-required information stored in the database in response to a request to a life supporter of the helper in a normal time when no disaster occurs. Item 8. The disaster support activity support system according to any one of Items 1 to 7.