JP2017146702A - Monitoring device, monitoring method, program, and information processing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a monitoring device for determining whether an operation state of a disaster prevention facility is in an expected state.SOLUTION: A monitoring device 42 for monitoring disaster prevention facilities includes an estimation part for estimating an operation state of a disaster prevention facility corresponding to a received signal, and a determination part 424 for determining whether the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation part coincides with an actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal. An information processing system including the disaster prevention facilities and the monitoring device 42 for monitoring the disaster prevention facilities includes a processing part which operates on the basis of the received signal. The processing part includes a disaster prevention facility for transmitting an operation state based on a signal to the monitoring device 42, the estimation part for estimating an operation state of a disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal, and a determination part for determining whether the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation part coincides with the operation state transmitted from the disaster prevention facility.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a monitoring device, a monitoring method, a program, and an information processing system.

  In recent years, the installation of disaster prevention facilities is progressing in companies, organizations, and local governments. Various methods for confirming the normality of operation of disaster prevention facilities have been proposed. For example, Patent Literature 1 discloses a remote management device that determines normality of a disaster prevention facility based on the acquired activation status of the disaster prevention facility.

JP 2012-69029 A

  However, since the remote management device described in Patent Literature 1 determines whether or not the acquired activation status is a normal value, if the activation status cannot be acquired, the normality of the disaster prevention facility can be determined. Have difficulty.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and the object of the present invention is a new and improved device capable of determining whether or not the operation status of the disaster prevention equipment is as expected. To provide a monitoring device, a monitoring method, a program, and an information processing system.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, according to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a monitoring device for monitoring a disaster prevention facility, wherein the estimation unit estimates an operation state of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to a received signal, and the estimation There is provided a monitoring device comprising: a determination unit that determines whether or not the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the unit matches the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal.

  The estimation unit estimates the activation state of the disaster prevention facility as the operation state of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal, and the determination unit estimates the activation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit, and the signal It may be determined whether or not the start-up status of the disaster prevention equipment based on the same.

  The estimation unit estimates an operation end status of the disaster prevention facility as an operation status of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal, and the determination unit is configured to estimate the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit, and It may be determined whether the operation completion status of the disaster prevention equipment based on the signal matches.

  The monitoring device further includes a storage unit that stores information related to the operation status of the disaster prevention facility and information related to a target area, and the estimation unit is configured to perform the operation based on the signal from the storage unit. The operation status of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal and the target area of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal may be estimated.

  The monitoring device is based on the fact that the determination unit determines that the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit and the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal do not match. You may further provide the remote control part which controls the said disaster prevention facility remotely.

  The remote control unit is configured such that the disaster prevention facility is not installed in a target area of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal estimated by the estimation unit, or an actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal is The disaster prevention equipment may be remotely stopped based on the fact that the operation status corresponding to the signal estimated by the estimation unit is different.

  The remote control unit may remotely start the disaster prevention facility based on the operation status of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit.

  Moreover, in order to solve the said subject, according to another viewpoint of this invention, it is the monitoring method which monitors a disaster prevention equipment, Comprising: It estimates with estimating the operation condition of the said disaster prevention equipment with respect to the received signal. And determining whether or not the operation status of the disaster prevention equipment matches the actual operation status of the disaster prevention equipment based on the signal.

  Moreover, in order to solve the said subject, according to another viewpoint of this invention, it is a monitoring apparatus which monitors a disaster prevention equipment, Comprising: The operating condition of the said disaster prevention equipment corresponding to the received signal is estimated A monitoring unit comprising: an estimation unit; and a determination unit that determines whether or not the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit matches the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal. A program for functioning as a device is provided.

  Moreover, in order to solve the said subject, according to another viewpoint of this invention, it is an information processing system containing the disaster prevention equipment and the monitoring apparatus which monitors the said disaster prevention equipment, Comprising: It operate | moves based on the received signal A processing unit, wherein the processing unit transmits an operation state based on the signal to the monitoring device, an estimation unit that estimates an operation state of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal, and the estimation An information processing system comprising: a monitoring device comprising: a determination unit that determines whether or not the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by a unit matches the operation state transmitted from the disaster prevention facility Is done.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to determine whether the operation state of the disaster prevention facility is as expected.

It is a figure which shows the system configuration example which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a functional block diagram of the disaster prevention facility according to the embodiment. It is a functional block diagram of the monitoring apparatus concerning the embodiment. It is an example of the target area information memorize | stored in the starting schedule memory | storage part which concerns on the embodiment. It is an example of the broadcast program information memorize | stored in the starting schedule memory | storage part which concerns on the embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the flow of operation | movement of the disaster prevention equipment which concerns on the same embodiment. It is a flowchart concerning acquisition of starting schedule information concerning the embodiment. It is a flowchart which concerns on determination of the starting condition which concerns on the same embodiment. It is a flowchart which concerns on determination of the operation | movement completion condition which concerns on the same embodiment. It is a flowchart which concerns on the remote starting which concerns on the same embodiment. It is a flowchart which concerns on the remote stop which concerns on the same embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware structural example of the monitoring apparatus which concerns on the same embodiment.

  Exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In addition, in this specification and drawing, about the component which has the substantially same function structure, duplication description is abbreviate | omitted by attaching | subjecting the same code | symbol.

<1. About J-ALERT>
In recent years, various disaster prevention facilities have been installed in preparation for disasters and unexpected situations. Such disaster prevention facilities include, for example, a nationwide instantaneous warning system (J-ALERT) being developed by the government. J-ALERT is a system for the purpose of instantly transmitting emergency information related to the safety of residents, and its operation has been started by local public organizations and designated administrative agencies.

  Information transmitted by J-ALERT is strongly related to the safety of residents, such as information on large-scale disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis and armed attack situations. For this reason, high accuracy is required for the operation of J-ALERT. If J-ALERT does not start at the time it should be started or if incorrect content is transmitted, it may threaten residents' safety and cause unnecessary confusion.

  The present invention was conceived by paying attention to disaster prevention facilities such as J-ALERT that require high accuracy. In the embodiments of the present invention described below, the effects of the configuration will be described with respect to the monitoring device, the monitoring method, the program, and the information processing system corresponding to the disaster prevention facilities as described above, while mentioning the characteristics of the configuration. To do.

  Moreover, in embodiment of this invention demonstrated hereafter, it demonstrates using J-ALERT as an example of disaster prevention equipment. However, the disaster prevention equipment according to the present invention is not limited to such an example. The disaster prevention equipment according to the present invention may be fire prevention equipment or evacuation guidance equipment. The monitoring device, monitoring method, program, and information processing system according to the present invention can be widely applied to disaster prevention facilities that operate based on received information and input information.

<2. Embodiment>
(System configuration example according to this embodiment)
The monitoring apparatus according to the present embodiment estimates the operation status of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal from J-ALERT, and determines the normality of the disaster prevention facility by comparing with the actual operation status of the disaster prevention facility. Is one of the characteristics.

  First, with reference to FIG. 1, the outline | summary is demonstrated about the flow of the information transmission by J-ALERT, and the monitoring center 4 which concerns on this embodiment. When an emergency occurs, the Japan Meteorological Agency or Cabinet Secretariat (not shown) transmits information related to the emergency that occurred to the Fire Department 1. Upon receiving the information, the fire department 1 distributes emergency information nationwide via the communication satellite 2. The emergency information is received by the J-ALERT receiver 31 provided in the disaster prevention facility 3 installed in the local public body, and sent to the residents through voice broadcasting and siren sounding by the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 activated by the automatic activation device 32. Communicated.

  The monitoring center 4 has a function of determining the normality of the disaster prevention facility 3. The monitoring center 4 determines the normality of the disaster prevention facility 3 by comparing the operation state of the disaster prevention facility 3 estimated from the received signal with the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility 3. The monitoring center 4 is connected to the disaster prevention facility 3 via the network 5. Next, each configuration shown in FIG. 1 will be described.

―Fire Agency 1―
The fire department 1 is an organization that transmits emergency information to the communication satellite 2 based on information from the Japan Meteorological Agency and the Cabinet Secretariat. The fire department 1 can specify a program to be broadcast to the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 of the disaster prevention facility 3 by including a report number identifying the type of emergency information in the transmitted information. Moreover, the fire department 1 can limit the disaster prevention equipment 3 which broadcasts emergency information by including target area code information in the information to transmit. That is, the fire department 1 transmits necessary information to a necessary place by distributing the report number and the target area code. In addition, when the fire department 1 is connected to the disaster prevention equipment 3 through a wired or wireless network, the fire department 1 may transmit emergency information using the network without using the communication satellite 2.

―Communication satellite 2―
The communication satellite 2 has a function of relaying emergency information transmitted from the Fire Department 1 and distributing it nationwide. The communication satellite 2 may be a communication satellite determined by the fire department 1. The communication satellite 2 may be, for example, SUPERBIRD B2.

-Disaster prevention equipment 3-
The disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed in a local public organization or a designated administrative organization, and has a function of transmitting emergency information to local residents based on a signal received from the communication satellite 2. Specifically, when the target area code included in the received signal corresponds to the area where the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed, the disaster prevention facility 3 broadcasts emergency information based on the report number included in the received signal. To implement. The function of each component provided in the disaster prevention facility 3 will be described later.

-Monitoring center 4-
The monitoring center 4 receives the same signal as the signal from the communication satellite 2 received by the J-ALERT receiver 31, and can estimate the operation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 based on the signal. In addition, the monitoring center 4 can acquire the actual operation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 via the network 5. The monitoring center 4 determines the normality of the disaster prevention facility 3 by comparing the estimated operation state and the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility 3. Although not shown, the monitoring center 4 may be connected to a plurality of disaster prevention facilities 3 via the network 5. In this case, the monitoring center 4 can determine the normality of each disaster prevention facility 3. The configuration of the monitoring center 4 will be described later.

―Network 5―
The network 5 has a function of connecting the disaster prevention equipment 3 and the monitoring center 4. The network 5 may include a public line network such as the Internet, a telephone line network, a satellite communication network, various LANs (Local Area Network) including Ethernet (registered trademark), a WAN (Wide Area Network), and the like. Further, the network 5 may include a dedicated line network such as an IP-VPN (Internet Protocol-Virtual Private Network).

(Disaster prevention equipment 3 according to this embodiment)
Next, the disaster prevention equipment 3 according to the present embodiment will be described in detail. As described above, the disaster prevention facility 3 according to the present embodiment has a function of transmitting emergency information to local residents based on a signal received from the communication satellite 2. Referring to FIG. 2, the disaster prevention facility 3 includes a J-ALERT receiver 31, an automatic startup device 32, and a disaster prevention administrative radio 33. Hereinafter, each of the above configurations will be described in detail.

―J-ALERT receiver 31―
The J-ALERT receiver 31 has a function of analyzing a signal received from the communication satellite 2 and extracting a target area and a report number. The J-ALERT receiver 31 has a function of delivering the extracted report number to the automatic activation device 32 based on the fact that the disaster prevention facility 3 is included in the target area. Referring to FIG. 2, the J-ALERT receiver 31 includes a report number analysis unit 311 and a target area analysis unit 312.

  The report number analysis unit 311 has a function of extracting a report number from the signal received from the communication satellite 2. The report number extracted by the report number analysis unit 311 may be information for identifying a program broadcast by the disaster prevention administrative radio 33. In addition, the report number extracted by the report number analysis unit 311 may include a category code indicating the category of emergency information, a broadcast program code associated with the broadcast program, and the like.

  The target area analysis unit 312 has a function of extracting a target area from a signal received from the communication satellite 2. The target area extracted by the target area analysis unit 312 may be specified in units of municipalities. The target area analysis unit 312 can determine whether or not the extracted target area includes the city where the disaster prevention facility 3 is installed. Here, when the municipality where the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed is included in the target area, the target area analysis unit 312 delivers the report number extracted by the report number analysis unit 311 to the automatic activation device 32.

-Automatic starter 32-
The automatic activation device 32 has a function of causing a disaster prevention administrative radio 33 (to be described later) to broadcast a broadcast program corresponding to the report number delivered from the J-ALERT receiver 31. The automatic activation device 32 may be a device that stores audio data related to a broadcast program associated with a report number. Based on the report number delivered from the J-ALERT receiver 31, the automatic activation device 32 acquires audio data related to the corresponding broadcast program and delivers it to the disaster prevention administrative radio 33. At this time, the automatic starter 32 may deliver the information analyzed by the J-ALERT receiver 31 to the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 together.

  The automatic starter 32 may automatically execute the above processing based on the reception of information from the J-ALERT receiver 31. Alternatively, the automatic activation device 32 may be activated after the user inputs the report number analyzed by the J-ALERT receiver 31. The procedure for starting the processing by the automatic startup device 32 according to the present embodiment can be changed as appropriate by the operation of a local public entity or the like that manages the disaster prevention facility 3.

―Disaster Management Radio 33―
The disaster prevention administrative radio 33 has a function of broadcasting emergency information based on information including voice data delivered from the automatic activation device 32. The emergency information broadcast by the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may be information related to natural disasters or armed attacks. Further, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may have a function of performing speech synthesis based on text information delivered from the automatic activation device 32. Since the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 has this function, it is possible to cope with transmission of information not included in the normal program and rewriting of the immediately preceding broadcast content.

  Further, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may transmit emergency information by e-mail to a pre-registered transmission destination in addition to voice information transmission. At this time, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may have a function of creating the contents of the mail based on the signal information analyzed by the J-ALERT receiver 31. Alternatively, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may create the content of the email based on the content input by the user. Because the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 has a function related to mail transmission, it is possible to transmit emergency information to areas where voice broadcasts do not reach and even hearing impaired people. It is also possible to store emergency response manuals and information on the latest instruction items, etc., and extract necessary information according to emergency information, so that it can be sent to related parties of local governments and residents in the target area. It becomes. Further, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may include the disaster prevention equipment 3 outside the target area as a destination of emergency information. Further, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may include a receiving unit that receives information transmitted from another disaster prevention administrative radio 33. By including the disaster prevention equipment 3 outside the target area in the transmission destination, the emergency transmission contents provided in the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 of the disaster prevention equipment 3 outside the target area can be used to report the contingency that occurred in other areas to the registered transmission destination. Notification can be made. At this time, the disaster prevention equipment 3 is outside the target area, and it is necessary to provide a difference from the mail format for the target area (information display content, arrangement, color, character font). For example, the message content may be “disaster prevention email that is not subject to warning. A large tsunami warning is currently being issued in A city”. As a result, the receiving side can visually and intuitively recognize that the mail notification is outside the target area. In addition, as the range of the transmission destination outside the target area, for example, it may be registered in the range of neighboring cities, or may be a range corresponding to the broadcast program code or the broadcast program name which is an emergency content. For example, when the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 receives ballistic missile information, it transmits to the disaster prevention equipment 3 outside the target area within a radius of 200 km, or in turn, and the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 sends an emergency earthquake warning. When it is received, it is transmitted simultaneously or sequentially to the disaster prevention equipment 3 outside the target area within a radius of 100 km. In addition, you may transmit according to the priority registered beforehand. In the case of a natural disaster such as an earthquake, the range may be determined according to the scale. Further, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 can store a support manual and the like, and can transmit it to a related person of a local public organization or a local resident. The support manual is a guideline created from the perspective of volunteers, which describes the evacuation sites and number of residents in the target area, items necessary for evacuation life, fundraising service information, etc., and is sent to people outside the target area Is done. On the other hand, the response manual is sent to the people in the target area, and describes the evacuation behavior and information on the evacuation place, the disaster message board service, etc. that should be taken for the people in the target area.

  The disaster prevention administrative radio 33 has a function of transmitting the activation status and the operation end status related to the emergency information broadcast to the monitoring center 4 via the network 5. Specifically, when the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 starts broadcasting based on the information delivered from the automatic activation device 32, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 transmits an activation situation including a target area code, a broadcast program number to be distributed, and a distribution start date and time. . In addition, when the broadcast ends, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 transmits the operation end status including the target area code, the distributed broadcast program number, the distribution end date and time, and the distribution result to the monitoring center 4. The disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may include a maintenance console (not shown) for managing the operation status.

(Monitoring center 4 according to the present embodiment)
Next, the monitoring center 4 according to the present embodiment will be described in detail. As described above, the monitoring center 4 according to the present embodiment compares the operation state estimated from the signal received from the communication satellite 2 with the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility 3, thereby normalizing the disaster prevention facility 3. Can be determined. Referring to FIG. 3, the monitoring center 4 according to this embodiment includes a J-ALERT receiver 41 and a monitoring device 42. The J-ALERT receiver 41 includes a report number analysis unit 411 and a target area analysis unit 412. In addition, the monitoring device 42 includes an activation schedule acquisition unit 421, an activation schedule storage unit 422, an activation information acquisition unit 423, a determination unit 424, a determination result transmission unit 425, and a remote control unit 426.

  Hereinafter, functions of each of the above configurations will be described in detail. Note that the J-ALERT receiver 41 may have the same configuration as the J-ALERT receiver 31 included in the disaster prevention facility 3, and thus the description thereof is omitted.

-Launch schedule acquisition unit 421-
The activation schedule acquisition unit 421 functions as an estimation unit that estimates activation schedule information of the disaster prevention facility 3 corresponding to the signal as an operation state. The activation schedule acquisition unit 421 can estimate the activation status and the termination status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 corresponding to the signal. Specifically, the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 reads the city information included in the emergency information target area from the activation schedule storage unit 422 based on the emergency information target area and the report number analyzed by the J-ALERT receiver 41. Get broadcast program information associated with the town and village and the report number. In addition, the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 delivers the acquired target area and broadcast program information to the determination unit 424. The activation schedule acquisition unit 421 performs the above estimation based on the same signal as the signal received by the disaster prevention equipment 3, so that it can be compared with the actual operation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 based on the signal. It becomes.

-Startup schedule storage unit 422-
The activation schedule storage unit 422 stores information related to the operation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 corresponding to the emergency information distributed by the fire department 1 and information related to the target area. That is, the activation schedule storage unit 422 has a function of storing information on the broadcast program associated with the target area code and the report number included in the emergency information. The activation schedule storage unit 422 may be a database that stores the above information. FIG. 4 is an example of the target area code stored in the activation schedule storage unit 422. Referring to FIG. 4, the target area code stored in the activation schedule storage unit 422 includes a prefecture code and a city code. The prefecture code and the city code may be set based on the national local government code defined by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.

  FIG. 5 is an example of broadcast program information associated with the report number stored in the activation schedule storage unit 422. Referring to FIG. 5, the report number includes a category code and a broadcast program code. Here, the category code may be used to identify whether the emergency information is a broadcast related to national protection or a broadcast related to a natural disaster. The broadcast program code may be managed by being associated with a broadcast program name.

  Note that the information stored in the activation schedule storage unit 422 may include items other than those illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 5. Also, the broadcast program information associated with the target area code and the report number shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 may be a view acquired from a plurality of tables. The data configuration of the activation schedule storage unit 422 can be changed as appropriate according to the specification and operation of J-ALERT.

  Moreover, the starting schedule memory | storage part 422 may have a function which memorize | stores the information which concerns on the disaster prevention equipment 3 used as the monitoring object. The information relating to the disaster prevention equipment 3 may include an identification number of the disaster prevention equipment 3, a municipal code of the local public entity in which the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed, and information relating to remote control described later.

—Startup information acquisition unit 423—
The activation information acquisition unit 423 has a function of acquiring the actual operation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 and delivering it to the determination unit 424. Specifically, the activation information acquisition unit 423 acquires the activation status and the operation end status related to the broadcast of emergency information from the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 of the disaster prevention facility 3 via the network 5 and passes them to the determination unit 424. In addition, the activation information acquisition unit 423 may acquire forced termination information described later from the disaster prevention administrative radio 33.

-Judgment unit 424-
The determination unit 424 has a function of determining whether or not the operation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 estimated by the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 matches the actual operation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 based on the received signal. Specifically, the determination unit 424 determines whether or not the activation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 estimated by the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 matches the activation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 acquired by the activation information acquisition unit 423. To do. Here, when both do not correspond, the determination part 424 determines the starting condition of the disaster prevention equipment 3 as non-starting, a false starting, or abnormal starting based on the information reception condition from the disaster prevention equipment 3.

  Based on the fact that the activation status from the disaster prevention equipment 3 installed in the target area acquired by the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 is not received within the expiration time of the set activation waiting timer, the determination unit 424 The activation status is determined as not activated. That is, the determination unit 424 determines that the disaster prevention equipment 3 installed in the target area has not been normally activated due to a malfunction.

  Moreover, the determination part 424 determines the starting condition of the said disaster prevention equipment 3 as a false starting based on having received the starting condition from the disaster prevention equipment 3 installed in the area other than the target area which the starting schedule acquisition part 421 acquired. That is, the determination unit 424 determines that the disaster prevention equipment 3 installed outside the target area has been erroneously activated due to a malfunction.

  In addition, the determination unit 424 abnormally determines the activation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 based on the fact that the activation status received from the disaster prevention facility 3 includes information on a broadcast program different from the broadcast program acquired by the activation schedule acquisition unit 421. It is determined to be activated. That is, the determination unit 424 determines that a broadcast program that is different from the broadcast program that is originally broadcast was erroneously broadcast.

  When the determination unit 424 determines the activation status, when the activation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 is not normal, it is possible to perform processing according to the activation status at an early stage. Details of the determination will be described later.

  In addition, the determination unit 424 determines whether or not the operation end status estimated by the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 matches the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility 3 acquired by the activation information acquisition unit 423. Here, when both do not correspond, the determination part 424 determines the operation | movement completion status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 as either abnormal end or unfinished based on the information reception status from the disaster prevention equipment 3.

  The determination unit 424 determines that the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility 3 is abnormally ended based on the fact that an abnormality is recognized in the distribution result included in the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility 3 received by the activation information acquisition unit 423. That is, the determination unit 424 determines that a problem has occurred before the originally broadcast program is normally terminated.

  In addition, the determination unit 424 determines that the operation completion status of the disaster prevention facility 3 has not been received based on the fact that the activation information acquisition unit 423 does not receive the operation completion status from the disaster prevention facility 3 within the expiration time of the set end waiting timer. Determined to end. In other words, the determination unit 424 determines that the broadcast program has not completely ended due to a problem.

  When the determination unit 424 determines the operation end status, when the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility 3 is not normal, it is possible to perform processing according to the operation end status at an early stage. Details of the determination will be described later.

-Judgment result transmission unit 425-
The determination result transmission unit 425 has a function of acquiring the determination result from the determination unit 424 and transmitting the determination result to the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 of the disaster prevention facility 3. The determination result transmission unit 425 can transmit the determination results related to the activation status and the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility 3 determined by the determination unit 424, respectively. Further, the determination result transmission unit 425 may have a function of displaying the determination result on the maintenance console provided in the disaster prevention administrative radio 33. When each of the J-ALERT receiver 31 and the automatic startup device 32 includes a maintenance console, the determination result transmission unit 425 may transmit the determination result to each maintenance console. Moreover, the determination result transmission part 425 may transmit a determination result to the person concerned of the local public organization in which the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed.

-Remote control unit 426-
The remote control unit 426 has a function of remotely controlling the disaster prevention facility 3 based on the determination unit 424 determining that the estimated operation state and the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility 3 do not match. The remote control unit 426 indicates that the disaster prevention facility 3 that transmitted the activation status is not set in the target area estimated by the activation schedule acquisition unit 421, or the actual operation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 with respect to the signal is estimated. The disaster prevention equipment 3 can be remotely stopped based on what is different from the content. That is, the remote control unit 426 remotely stops the disaster prevention facility 3 when the determination unit 424 determines that the operation state of the disaster prevention facility 3 is one of erroneous start, abnormal start, or incomplete. When the remote control unit 426 executes the remote stop, it is possible to reduce the possibility that erroneous information is transmitted to the residents.

  In addition, the remote control unit 426 can remotely start the disaster prevention facility 3 based on the startup schedule information estimated by the startup schedule acquisition unit 421. That is, the remote control unit 426 remotely activates the disaster prevention facility 3 when the determination unit 424 determines that the operation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 is either not activated or abnormally terminated. At this time, the remote control unit 426 sets the remote control information to ON. Here, the remote control information may be a flag indicating that the disaster prevention facility 3 has been remotely activated by the remote control unit 426. When the remote control unit 426 executes the remote activation, it is possible to increase the possibility of transmitting emergency information to the residents even when the broadcast program is not normally distributed. Details of the remote control by the remote control unit 426 will be described later.

(Operation flow of disaster prevention equipment 3)
Heretofore, the functions of each configuration have been described for the information processing system according to the present embodiment. Next, the flow of operation control of each configuration will be described in detail. First, the flow of operation of the disaster prevention facility 3 according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the operation flow of the disaster prevention equipment 3.

  First, the J-ALERT receiver 31 of the disaster prevention facility 3 receives a signal related to emergency information from the communication satellite 2 (S1101). Next, the report number analysis unit 311 and the target area analysis unit 312 of the J-ALERT receiver 31 extract a report number and a target area code from the received signal (S1102). Next, the target area analysis unit 312 determines whether the extracted target area includes the area where the disaster prevention facility 3 is installed (S1103).

  Here, when the area where the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed is not included in the target area (S1103: No), the disaster prevention equipment 3 ends the process. On the other hand, when the area where the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed is included in the target area (S1103: Yes), the J-ALERT receiver 31 delivers the report number to the automatic starter 32.

  Next, the automatic activation device 32 reads the report number delivered from the J-ALERT receiver 31 (S1104). At this time, the automatic activation device 32 may read the report number manually input by the user. The automatic starter 32 may perform an operation according to the operation of the local public entity in which the disaster prevention facility 3 is installed.

  Subsequently, the automatic activation device 32 acquires information relating to the broadcast program associated with the read notification number, and requests the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 to activate (S1105). The information related to the broadcast program may include audio data corresponding to the broadcast content.

  Next, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 reads the information related to the broadcast program delivered from the automatic activation device 32 (S1107). At this time, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may perform speech synthesis based on the read information. The process related to the remote activation in step S1106 shown in FIG. 6 will be described later.

  Subsequently, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 activates the broadcast program based on the information related to the read broadcast program (S1108). When the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 has a function related to email transmission, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 may transmit an email before and after Step S1108.

  When the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 activates the broadcast program, it transmits the activation status to the monitoring center 4 via the network 5 (S1109). Here, the activation status may include a city code where the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed, a broadcast program number to be distributed, and a distribution start date and time.

  Subsequently, the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 executes the contents of the program including the audio broadcast based on the activated program (S1110). When distribution of the broadcast program ends (S1111), the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 transmits the operation end status to the monitoring center 4 via the network 5 (S1112). Here, the operation end status may include a city code where the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed, a broadcast program number distributed, a distribution end date and time, and a distribution result. Note that the distribution result may include a log related to broadcast of the broadcast program and information related to a system error.

(Flow of operations related to acquisition of startup schedule information)
Next, with reference to FIG. 7, an operation flow relating to acquisition of activation schedule information in the monitoring center 4 will be described. First, the J-ALERT receiver 41 receives a signal related to emergency information from the communication satellite 2 (S1201). Here, the signal received by the J-ALERT receiver 41 is the same as the signal received by the J-ALERT receiver 31 of the disaster prevention facility 3.

  Next, the report number analysis unit 411 and the target area analysis unit 412 of the J-ALERT receiver 41 extract the report number and the target area code from the received signal (S1202), and the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 of the monitoring device 42 receives the information. hand over. The activation schedule acquisition unit 421 reads the information delivered from the J-ALERT receiver 41 (S1203).

  Subsequently, the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 acquires the target area linked to the read target area code from the activation schedule storage unit 422, and determines whether the area where the monitoring target disaster prevention facility 3 is installed is included in the target area. Determination is made (S1204).

  Here, when the area where the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed is not included in the target area (S1204: No), the monitoring center 4 ends the process. On the other hand, when the area where the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed is included in the target area, the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 acquires information related to the broadcast program linked to the read notification number from the activation schedule storage unit 422 (S1205). , And handed over to the determination unit 424. As described above, only when the area where the disaster prevention equipment 3 is installed is included in the target area, the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 can acquire the information related to the broadcast program, thereby reducing the processing burden. Become.

(Flow for determining the startup status)
The operation of the disaster prevention facility 3 based on the signal from the communication satellite 2 and the acquisition of the activation schedule information of the monitoring center 4 based on the signal have been described above. Next, the flow of a process is demonstrated about determination of the operation condition of the disaster prevention equipment 3 by the comparison with the actual operation condition of the disaster prevention equipment 3 and starting schedule information. FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a flow of determination of the activation status.

  First, based on the reception of the target area and the activation schedule information from the activation schedule acquisition unit 421, the determination unit 424 activates the activation waiting timer and the termination waiting timer (S1301). Here, the time limit set in the start waiting timer and the end waiting timer may be a value set in advance according to the specifications and operation of the broadcast program and the disaster prevention facility 3. In addition, when the monitoring center 4 targets a plurality of disaster prevention facilities 3, a value unique to each disaster prevention facility 3 may be set as the above-described deadline time. By setting a specific time limit for each disaster prevention facility 3, the accuracy of non-startup detection and non-end detection described later can be improved. In addition, when the time limit according to the disaster prevention equipment 3 or the broadcast program is stored in the activation schedule storage unit 422, the determination unit 424 determines the activation waiting timer and the waiting for completion based on the information acquired from the activation schedule storage unit 422. A timer may be set.

  When the activation waiting timer and the termination waiting timer are activated, the determination unit 424 transitions to a state of waiting for reception of the activation status from the disaster prevention facility 3. Specifically, the determination unit 424 determines whether or not the expiration time of the activation waiting timer has expired (S1302), and determines whether or not the activation information acquisition unit 423 has received the activation status (S1303). And repeatedly. Here, when the activation information acquisition unit 423 does not receive the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 within the time limit of the activation waiting timer (S1302: No), the determination unit 424 determines that the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 is not activated. Then, the process proceeds to a flow (1) related to remote activation described later.

  On the other hand, when the expiration time of the activation waiting timer is not expired (S1302: Yes) and the activation information acquisition unit 423 receives the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 (S1303: Yes), the determination unit 424 determines the acquired activation status. It is determined whether or not the municipality code included in is included in the target area (S1304).

  Here, when the municipality code included in the acquired activation status is not included in the target area (S1304: No), the determination unit 424 determines that the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 is erroneous activation, and performs a remote stop described later. It moves to the flow (2) concerned.

  On the other hand, when the municipality code included in the acquired activation status is included in the target area (S1304: Yes), the determination unit 424 determines the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 and the activation schedule information estimated by the activation schedule acquisition unit 421. And whether or not match (S1305).

  Here, when the activation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 and the activation schedule information estimated by the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 do not match (S1305: No), the determination unit 424 determines that the activation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 is abnormal activation. Then, the process proceeds to the flow (2) related to the remote stop described later.

  On the other hand, when the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 matches the activation schedule information estimated by the activation schedule acquisition unit 421 (S1305: Yes), the determination unit 424 determines that the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 is normal. Then, the process ends.

  Heretofore, the flow of the determination of the activation status according to the present embodiment has been described. Although not shown in FIG. 8, the disaster prevention facility 3 transmits to the monitoring center 4 that the J-ALERT receiver 31 has received the signal based on the reception of the signal from the communication satellite 2. May be. Thus, the operation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 may include information on processing at a predetermined stage of the disaster prevention equipment 3. For example, the disaster prevention facility 3 may transmit the operation status to the monitoring center 4 based on the fact that the automatic activation device 32 has received information from the J-ALERT receiver 31. As described above, when the disaster prevention facility 3 transmits the operation status at a predetermined stage, the monitoring center 4 can determine in more detail at which stage of the operation the malfunction occurred.

(Flow for determining the operation end status)
Next, the determination of the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility 3 by the determination unit according to the present embodiment will be described in detail. FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the flow of determining the operation end status. In the following description, the determination unit 424 will be described assuming a process after determining that the activation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 is normal.

  When the determination of the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 is completed, the determination unit 424 transitions to a state of waiting for reception of the operation completion status from the disaster prevention equipment 3. Specifically, the determination unit 424 determines whether or not the expiration time of the end wait timer has expired (S1401), and determines whether or not the activation information acquisition unit 423 has received the operation end status (S1402). ) And are repeatedly executed.

  Here, when the operation completion status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 is not received by the activation information acquisition unit 423 within the time limit of the end waiting timer (S1401: No), the determination unit 424 does not end the operation completion status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 It transfers to the flow (2) which concerns on the remote stop mentioned later.

  On the other hand, when the expiration time of the end waiting timer is not expired (S1401: Yes) and the activation information acquisition unit 423 receives the operation end status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 (S1402: Yes), the determination unit 424 acquires the acquired operation. It is determined whether or not the distribution result included in the end status is normal (S1403). At this time, the determination unit 424 may determine the normality of the distribution result from logs and error information included in the distribution result. Further, the determination unit 424 may determine the normality of the distribution result based on the fact that the distribution end date and time included in the acquired operation end status is significantly different from the expiration date and time of the expiration time of the end waiting timer. In this case, even if a failure occurs in log acquisition or error detection by the disaster prevention facility 3, it is possible to determine the operation end status with higher accuracy.

  Further, when the disaster prevention equipment 3 includes a microphone for collecting a broadcast program, even if the broadcast content actually distributed is recorded and the result of analyzing the broadcast content is included in the distribution result and transmitted to the monitoring center 4. Good. In this case, the monitoring center 4 can more accurately determine the normality of the distribution result included in the operation end status.

  In step S1403, when the determination unit 424 determines that the distribution result included in the operation end status is not normal (S1403: No), the determination unit 424 determines the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility 3 as abnormal end, which will be described later. The process proceeds to the flow (1) related to remote activation.

  On the other hand, when the determination unit 424 determines that the distribution result included in the operation end status is normal (S1403: Yes), the determination unit 424 subsequently turns off the remote activation information managed by the remote control unit 426. It is determined whether or not it is in a state (S1404). Here, the remote control information is flag information set to an ON state when the remote control unit 426 performs remote activation of the disaster prevention facility 3. That is, in step S <b> 1404, the determination unit 424 determines whether the disaster prevention facility 3 has been subjected to remote activation control by the remote control unit 426.

  Here, when the determination unit 424 confirms that the remote activation information is ON (S1404: No), the determination result transmission unit 425 notifies the notification that the remote control unit 426 has been restarted. It transmits to the maintenance console with which administrative radio 33 is provided (S1406). At this time, the transmitted information may include the date and time of the remote activation, the time required to confirm the completion of the remote activation, and the like, in addition to the fact that the remote activation is normally completed. Moreover, the determination result transmission part 425 may transmit said information to another maintenance console with which the disaster prevention equipment 3 is provided, or addresses, such as the registered person concerned previously.

  On the other hand, when the determination unit 424 confirms that the remote activation information is OFF (S1404: Yes), the determination result transmission unit 425 sends a notification that the operation of the disaster prevention facility 3 has ended normally to the disaster prevention administrative radio. The data is transmitted to a maintenance console provided in 33 (S1405). At this time, the information to be transmitted includes not only that the operation of the disaster prevention equipment 3 has been normally completed, but also the time information related to the activation waiting timer and the termination waiting timer, and the activation status and the operation completion status from the disaster prevention equipment 3. Date and time may be included. When the determination result transmission unit 425 transmits the above information, the user who has confirmed the information grasps the difference between the expiration time of the activation waiting timer and the termination waiting timer and the reception date and time of the activation status and the operation completion status. can do. Thereby, it becomes possible to adjust the time limit of a timer and to correct the specification and operation of the disaster prevention equipment 3.

(Flow related to remote activation of disaster prevention equipment 3)
Heretofore, the flow of determination of the start status and the operation end status according to the present embodiment has been described. Next, the flow of remote control of the disaster prevention facility 3 by the monitoring center 4 according to the present embodiment will be described. First, a flow related to remote activation of the disaster prevention facility 3 will be described. The remote control unit 426 according to the present embodiment determines that the determination unit 424 determines that the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment 3 is not activated, or the determination unit 424 determines that the operation completion status of the disaster prevention facility 3 is abnormally terminated. Based on this, the remote activation of the disaster prevention equipment 3 is executed. That is, the remote control unit 426 remotely activates the disaster prevention facility 3 when there is a possibility that the program related to the emergency information is not normally distributed in the target area. Thereby, even when the broadcast program is not normally distributed due to a failure of the disaster prevention facility 3, it is possible to increase the possibility that emergency information can be transmitted to the residents.

  FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining the flow of remote activation of the disaster prevention facility 3 by the remote control unit 426. When the determination unit 424 detects that the disaster prevention facility 3 has not been started or has ended abnormally, the remote control unit 426 determines whether or not the disaster prevention facility 3 is an object of remote control (S1501). At this time, the remote control unit 426 may execute the determination related to the remote control based on the information of the disaster prevention facility 3 stored in the activation schedule storage unit 422. When the remote control unit 426 performs remote activation based on the determination, it is possible to flexibly respond to the specifications and operation of the disaster prevention facility 3.

  Here, when the remote control unit 426 confirms that the disaster prevention equipment 3 is not subject to remote control (S1501: No), the determination result transmission unit 425 notifies the maintenance console of the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 or the like of a non-startup or An abnormal end notification is transmitted (S1504).

  On the other hand, when the remote control unit 426 confirms that the disaster prevention equipment 3 is a target of remote control (S1501: Yes), it subsequently resets the activation waiting timer and the termination waiting timer, and sets the remote activation information to ON. (S1502). When the remote control unit 426 resets the timer, it is possible to normally perform reception determination of the activation status and the operation end status after the remote activation.

  Next, the remote control unit 426 performs remote activation of the disaster prevention equipment 3 based on the activation schedule information estimated by the activation schedule acquisition unit (S1503). Thereafter, the disaster prevention facility 3 accepts an input of remote activation in step S1106 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 6, and continues the subsequent processing.

(Flow related to remote stop of disaster prevention equipment 3)
Next, the flow concerning the remote stop of the disaster prevention equipment 3 will be described. The remote control unit 426 according to the present embodiment determines that the determination unit 424 determines that the activation state of the disaster prevention facility 3 is erroneously started or abnormally activated, or the determination unit 424 determines that the operation end state of the disaster prevention facility 3 is not completed. Based on this, the remote stop of the disaster prevention equipment 3 is executed. That is, the remote control unit 426 remotely stops the disaster prevention equipment 3 when there is a possibility that erroneous emergency information may be transmitted to the residents. For this reason, even when an erroneous broadcast program is distributed due to a failure of the disaster prevention facility 3, it is possible to reduce the time during which the broadcast program is distributed.

  Moreover, after the remote control part 426 which concerns on this embodiment stops the disaster prevention equipment 3 remotely based on the determination part 424 having determined the starting condition of the disaster prevention equipment 3 as abnormal starting, the starting plan acquisition part 421 estimated Based on the activation schedule information, remote activation of the disaster prevention equipment 3 can be executed. For this reason, even if an erroneous broadcast program is distributed due to a failure of the disaster prevention equipment 3, it is possible to transmit information using the originally distributed broadcast program.

  FIG. 11 is a flowchart for explaining a remote stop flow of the disaster prevention facility 3 by the remote control unit 426. When the determination unit 424 detects erroneous start, abnormal start, or incomplete end of the disaster prevention facility 3, the remote control unit 426 determines whether or not the disaster prevention facility 3 is a target of remote control (S1601).

  Here, when the remote control unit 426 confirms that the disaster prevention equipment 3 is not a target for remote control (S1601: No), the determination result transmission unit 425 is connected to the maintenance console of the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 or the like by the determination unit 424. Depending on the determination, one of an erroneous start notification, an abnormal start notification, or an incomplete notification is transmitted (S1602).

  On the other hand, when the remote control unit 426 confirms that the disaster prevention facility 3 is an object of remote control (S1601: Yes), the remote control unit 426 subsequently executes remote stop of the disaster prevention facility 3 (S1603). Thereafter, when the activation information acquisition unit 423 receives a notification that the remote stop has been completed from the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 (S1604), the determination result transmission unit 425 indicates that the remote stop is normal in the maintenance console of the disaster prevention administrative radio 33 or the like. A notification to the effect is sent to (S1605).

  Next, the remote control unit 426 confirms whether or not the determination result of the determination unit 424 is abnormal activation (S1606). Here, when the determination result of the determination unit 424 is not abnormal start (S1606: No), the remote control unit 426 ends the process.

  On the other hand, if the determination result of the determination unit 424 is abnormal start, the remote control unit 426 resets the start wait timer and the end wait timer, and sets the remote start information to ON (S1607). Subsequently, the remote control unit 426 executes remote activation of the disaster prevention equipment 3 (S1608). Thereafter, the disaster prevention facility 3 accepts an input of remote activation in step S1106 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 6, and continues the subsequent processing.

<3. Hardware Configuration Example of Monitoring Device 42>
Next, a hardware configuration example of the monitoring device 42 according to the present invention will be described. FIG. 12 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the monitoring device 42 according to the present invention. Referring to FIG. 12, the monitoring device 42 includes, for example, a CPU 871, a ROM 872, a RAM 873, a host bus 874, a bridge 875, an external bus 876, an interface 877, an input unit 878, an output unit 879, A storage unit 880, a drive 881, a connection port 882, and a communication unit 883 are included. Note that the hardware configuration shown here is an example, and some of the components may be omitted. Moreover, you may further include components other than the component shown here.

(CPU 871)
The CPU 871 functions as, for example, an arithmetic processing unit or a control unit, and controls all or part of the operation of each component based on various programs recorded in the ROM 872, RAM 873, storage unit 880, or removable recording medium 901. .

(ROM 872, RAM 873)
The ROM 872 is a means for storing programs read by the CPU 871, data used for calculations, and the like. In the RAM 873, for example, a program read by the CPU 871, various parameters that change as appropriate when the program is executed, and the like are temporarily or permanently stored.

(Host bus 874, bridge 875, external bus 876, interface 877)
The CPU 871, the ROM 872, and the RAM 873 are connected to each other via, for example, a host bus 874 capable of high-speed data transmission. On the other hand, the host bus 874 is connected to an external bus 876 having a relatively low data transmission speed via a bridge 875, for example. The external bus 876 is connected to various components via an interface 877.

(Input unit 878)
For the input unit 878, for example, a mouse, a keyboard, a touch panel, a button, a switch, a lever, or the like is used. Furthermore, as the input unit 878, a remote controller (hereinafter referred to as a remote controller) that can transmit a control signal using infrared rays or other radio waves may be used.

(Output unit 879)
In the output unit 879, for example, a display device such as a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube), LCD, or organic EL, an audio output device such as a speaker or a headphone, a printer, a mobile phone, or a facsimile, etc. It is a device that can notify visually or audibly.

(Storage unit 880)
The storage unit 880 is a device for storing various data. As the storage unit 880, for example, a magnetic storage device such as a hard disk drive (HDD), a semiconductor storage device, an optical storage device, a magneto-optical storage device, or the like is used.

(Drive 881)
The drive 881 is a device that reads information recorded on a removable recording medium 901 such as a magnetic disk, an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, or a semiconductor memory, or writes information to the removable recording medium 901.

(Removable recording medium 901)
The removable recording medium 901 is, for example, a DVD medium, a Blu-ray (registered trademark) medium, an HD DVD medium, or various semiconductor storage media. Of course, the removable recording medium 901 may be, for example, an IC card on which a non-contact IC chip is mounted, an electronic device, or the like.

(Connection port 882)
The connection port 882 is a port for connecting an external connection device 902 such as a USB (Universal Serial Bus) port, an IEEE 1394 port, a SCSI (Small Computer System Interface), an RS-232C port, or an optical audio terminal. is there.

(External connection device 902)
The external connection device 902 is, for example, a printer, a portable music player, a digital camera, a digital video camera, or an IC recorder.

(Communication unit 883)
The communication unit 883 is a communication device for connecting to the network 903. For example, a communication card for wired or wireless LAN, Bluetooth (registered trademark), or WUSB (Wireless USB), a router for optical communication, ADSL (Asymmetric) A digital subscriber line) or a modem for various types of communication.

<4. Summary>
As described above, the monitoring device 42 according to the embodiment of the present invention can estimate the operation status of the disaster prevention facility 3 corresponding to the received signal as the activation schedule information. Moreover, the monitoring apparatus 42 can determine whether the estimated starting schedule information and the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility 3 based on the signal match. According to the structure which concerns, it becomes possible to determine whether the operation | movement condition of a disaster prevention facility is as expected.

  The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to such examples. It is obvious that a person having ordinary knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention pertains can come up with various changes or modifications within the scope of the technical idea described in the claims. Of course, it is understood that these also belong to the technical scope of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Fire Department 2 Communication satellite 3 Disaster prevention equipment 31 J-ALERT receiver 311 Report number analysis part 312 Target area analysis part 32 Automatic start-up device 33 Disaster prevention administrative radio 4 Monitoring center 41 J-ALERT receiver 411 Report number analysis part 412 Target area Analysis unit 42 Monitoring device 421 Activation schedule acquisition unit 422 Activation schedule storage unit 423 Activation information acquisition unit 424 Determination unit 425 Determination result transmission unit 426 Remote control unit 5 Network

Claims (10)

A monitoring device for monitoring disaster prevention equipment,
An estimation unit that estimates an operation state of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the received signal;
A determination unit that determines whether or not the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit matches the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal,
Comprising
Monitoring device. The estimation unit estimates the activation status of the disaster prevention equipment as the operation status of the disaster prevention equipment corresponding to the signal,
The determination unit determines whether the activation situation of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit matches the activation situation of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal,
The monitoring apparatus according to claim 1. The estimation unit estimates an operation end status of the disaster prevention facility as an operation status of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal,
The determination unit determines whether or not the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit matches the operation end status of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal,
The monitoring apparatus according to claim 1 or 2. A storage unit that stores information related to the operation status of the disaster prevention facility and information related to the target area,
Further comprising
The estimation unit estimates an operation state of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal and a target area of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal from the storage unit based on the signal.
The monitoring apparatus in any one of Claims 1-3. The determination unit determines that the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit and the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal do not coincide with each other. Remote control part to control,
Further comprising
The monitoring device according to claim 4. The remote control unit is configured such that the disaster prevention facility is not installed in a target area of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal estimated by the estimation unit, or an actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal is Remotely stopping the disaster prevention equipment based on being different from the operation situation corresponding to the signal estimated by the estimation unit,
The monitoring device according to claim 5. The remote control unit remotely activates the disaster prevention facility based on the operation status of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit.
The monitoring device according to claim 5 or 6. A monitoring method for monitoring disaster prevention equipment,
Estimating the operating status of the disaster prevention facility with respect to the received signal;
Determining whether the estimated operating situation of the disaster prevention equipment matches the actual operating situation of the disaster prevention equipment based on the signal;
including,
Monitoring method. Computer
A monitoring device for monitoring disaster prevention equipment,
An estimation unit that estimates an operation state of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the received signal;
A determination unit that determines whether or not the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit matches the actual operation state of the disaster prevention facility based on the signal,
Comprising
Monitoring device,
Program to function as. An information processing system including a disaster prevention facility and a monitoring device for monitoring the disaster prevention facility,
A processing unit that operates based on the received signal;
With
The processing unit transmits an operation state based on the signal to the monitoring device.
Disaster prevention equipment,
An estimation unit for estimating an operation state of the disaster prevention facility corresponding to the signal; and
A determination unit that determines whether or not the operation state of the disaster prevention facility estimated by the estimation unit matches the operation state transmitted from the disaster prevention facility,
Comprising
A monitoring device;
Information processing system including

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