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VANUATU - DISASTER RECOVERY CASE STUDY
CYCLONE PAM
March 2015
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SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE PAM OF 2015
… is regarded as one of the worstdisasters in the history ofVanuatu. A total of about 20people lost their lives as a resultof Pam with many othersinjured.
… had the highest 10-minutesustained wind speed of any SouthPacific tropical cyclone and causedmajor devastation.
Photo: Reuters
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DEVASTATION LEFT BY CYCLONE PAM
• Beside the death toll, according to UNICEF, at least 132,000 people have beenimpacted in Vanuatu by Tropical Cyclone Pam, of whom 54,000 are children.
• Communication across the country was crippled, with only one cellular towerin Port Vila remaining operational. The power grid was devastated
• Four days after the storm, nearly 60 of the nation's inhabited islands remainedcut-off from the outside world.
• UNICEF has estimated that up to 90 percent of the buildings in Vanuatu havebeen affected by Tropical Cyclone Pam. Hospitals, schools and water supply areeither compromised or destroyed.
Vanuatu President Baldwin Lonsdale said “After all the development we havedone for the last couple of years and this big cyclone came and just destroyed... allthe infrastructure the government has... built. Completely destroyed.”
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SATELLITE BASED COMMUNICATION SOLLUTIONSTO SUPPORT THE DISASTER RECOVERY EFFORTS
To ensure the disaster relief efforts and humanitarian missions could begin theirwork without delay, powerful and reliable communications networks must berestored. To provision this need across Vanuatu
FSS Satellite capacity on Intelsat-18,equipment and manpower was donated byBT Group, Intelsat and ITC Global tosupport the efforts of NetHope.
SES and Digicel Pacific donated satellitecapacity on NSS-9 together with VSATequipment.
Several satellite terminals of the mobilecrisis communication network solutionemergency.lu had been send immediatelytogether with emergency workers
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APPROACH OF EMERGENCY.LU
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Air TransportSatellite
Infrastructure
Ground Segment Terminal
Services
National, European and International processes and tools
emergency.lu is an integral and complementary part of the worldwide humanitarian tool box for setting up telecommunications and information-sharing systems
emergency.lu covers
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developed as a public-private partnership
in close cooperation with WFP, as Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) lead agency
open to other partners to join and enrich the system through their comparative advantages
offered by Luxembourg as a free global public good to the global humanitarian community
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PRIVATE PARTNERS TO THE PPP
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NoSaCo® Rapid & NoSaCo® RegularDistributed Information ManagementUser interfaces
Satellite Hubs, Modems & CapacityAd-hoc coverage & capacity extensionVoice over IP platform
Secure storage and disaster logisticsRapid deployment on site24/7 operations center
Public-private partnership between the government and three Luxembourg-based companies:
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emergency.luOPERATIONAL AND DEPLOYMENT
PARTNERS TO THE PPP
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DEPLOYED COMPONENTS
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Rapid deployment Regular deployment
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Three satellite HUBs with pre-booked capacity (four beams) and possible ad-hoc capacity
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SATELLITE INFRASTRUCTURE
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TANNA DEPLOYMENT - VANUATU 2015
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• Few helicopters to carry the
equipment from Bauerfield airport to
the deployed islands. The equipment
finally be transported by boat.
• As the power was not constantly
available, we deployed a hard Ranger
antennas rather than the inflatable
Gatrs have been kept installed
• Logistic & power has been seen by the engineers on site as the biggest issues.
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emergency.luLOCAL & REMOTE SERVICES:
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Tracking & Tracing
Data sharing
Instant messaging
Maps Internet connectivity
Situation analysis
Voice
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MULTIPLE END-USERS BENEFITING
FROM THE SATELLITE CONNECTIVITY
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• Communication services to humanitarian aid, government & affected population
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LATEST UPDATE ON TANNA DEPLOYMENT
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• So far, since the beginning of Vanuatu mission, more than 1.6 Terra Bytes of
data has been exchanged through the satellite link deployed in Tanna.
• The installation supports the on-site work of the NGOs who rely on Databases /
Data exchange with headquarters in Dubai (WFP) and Europe and addressing
the VPN put in place for the Vanuatu government to re-establish their
communications between the island and the rest of the country
• The Terminal is still active in Vanuatu
• In the meantime the Ericsson
Response team took over the onsite
operation of terminal and network
• Actually service provisioning has
been extended until 20. June 2015
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DEPLOYMENT IN PHILIPPINES 2013
TYPHOON HAIYAN RESPONSEEstanc
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ETC / emergency.lu deployed
(in total 3) Rapid Deployment kits
• to the city of Tacloban, Ormoc,
Guiuan, and Estancia
• for services to be provided to more
than 5000 registered users
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SUPPORTING THE EMERGENCY
TELECOMMUNICATIONS CLUSTERS IN NEPALEstanc
ia• As of 06 May 2015 in addition to the
initially deployed equipment, 3 more
emergency.lu kits are now in-country.
• SES also provides additional Ku-band capacity to
NetHope servicing several different humanitarian
organizations in coordination with the GVF.
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T0 T0 + 2 hours
Deployment team ready to go
T0 + 12-20 hours
emergency.luinstalled & operational
T0 + 72 hours
Time needed for advanced communications andservices for improved mobilization and coordination
Previous services
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