Monitoring: Honshu Quake

***We encourage those who are within the Tsunami warning and watch areas
tuned to their local emergency response authorities. ***

Update:

Technology volunteers outside of the effected area (Canada, India, New Zealand, Switzerland and the United States) are monitoring events in the Pacific Rim.

Currently a CrisisCamp Asia Pacific Public Skype Chat has been established for monitoring and a wiki page devoted to the collection of media links, data feeds and publicly available datasets.

A volunteer sign up has been established for monitoring or other actions upon the request of local authorities or humanitarian relief agencies.

At this time CrisisCommons has not received a request for support. We will continue to monitor and post resources which may be shared via the CrisisCommons Wiki.

Resources:

  • NOAA Pacific Tsunami Warning Center
  • NOAA Tsunami Travel Times
  • Live Coverage by Al Jazeera
  • Live Coverage by BBC News
  • NOAA National Weather Service XML Feeds of US Watches, Warnings and Advisories

 

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Posted on March 11, 2011 by Heather Blanchard in events, News, Volunteers

Tags: earthquake eqjp japan

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10 Responses to “Monitoring: Honshu Quake”

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    Sharon Sobel March 11, 2011 2:47 pm
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    Please contact me about interviewing Heather Blanchard, or someone from your group regarding your involvement with international crises such as this. Even if you are not contacted to assist Japan, it would be a good opportunity to promote what you all do for similar situations, and how you have helped Haiti, etc. We would like to do the interview sometime on Tuesday, March 15th. This would be for “NewsPlus with Mark Segraves” on DC50.

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    Shane Martin March 13, 2011 9:05 pm
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    How do I volunteer to help the disaster in Japan?

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    Mike Blair March 14, 2011 12:33 pm
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    I can run most equipment and corgnate

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    Brian Whitaker March 15, 2011 6:56 pm
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    Journeyman electrician 17 years experience willing to go ASAP to Japan to help with any kind of electrical or data work. VOLUNTEER!!!!
    Thanks,
    Brian Whitaker

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    zimula paul March 19, 2011 8:47 am
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    Dear sir/madam,am called Paul and am here inquiring to know whether its posible for Ugandans to volunteer physically in the devastated areas and specifically how.Besides I also need to know the requirements.Thanks and I will be greatfull for yo kind response.
    May God heal the wounds and Be with all those who have been affected.

    Regards,
    zimula paul,
    Kampala,Uganda.
    zimulapaul@yahoo.com
    +256752377154.

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    Manmohan March 20, 2011 12:54 pm
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    Dear Sir/madam,
    I would like to be physically present to support the victims. I can do some level of trauma counsellig to victims.
    Let me know how can i be part of this. I wish all japanise civilian to be happy and peaceful through divine power.

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    wilson ellis March 30, 2011 7:24 pm
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    I am a journeyman electrician 17 years experiance, industrail, would like to volunteer mind and body for one year in Japan. Only need travel room and board.

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