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Re : Disaster preparedness of Sri Lanka
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<blockquote data-quote="neo76" data-source="post: 15107459" data-attributes="member: 162679"><p>Thanks for all contributed.</p><p>A reasonable level of alertness can be achieved even with out specialists about weather.</p><p>We all might agree that the technology we (SL met dept) have and the knowledge we have is very primitive.</p><p>If we could assign a single person (a duty roster working 24h x 7 d) with a reasonable </p><p>level of computer literacy, would be enough as the first step.</p><p>This is because, most of the resources/ information are readily available over the internet.</p><p>e.g. <a href="http://www.weather.com" target="_blank">www.weather.com</a></p><p></p><p>For example, my android based mobile phone applet, locates where I am </p><p>and it sends me an alert if there is a possible tsunami threat to my location.</p><p>So, I trust and depend on my mobile phone, than I trust the Sri Lankan Met department.</p><p></p><p>Open for discussion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="neo76, post: 15107459, member: 162679"] Thanks for all contributed. A reasonable level of alertness can be achieved even with out specialists about weather. We all might agree that the technology we (SL met dept) have and the knowledge we have is very primitive. If we could assign a single person (a duty roster working 24h x 7 d) with a reasonable level of computer literacy, would be enough as the first step. This is because, most of the resources/ information are readily available over the internet. e.g. [url]www.weather.com[/url] For example, my android based mobile phone applet, locates where I am and it sends me an alert if there is a possible tsunami threat to my location. So, I trust and depend on my mobile phone, than I trust the Sri Lankan Met department. Open for discussion. [/QUOTE]
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