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Figure 1. Graphical user interface of DERI NR<br />

Visualisation in WebGIS<br />

WebGIS is an application of Intergraph (BM3)<br />

and is open to all employees of SBB. It visualises<br />

the data from DERI NR on maps or orthophotos.<br />

As a result of the second recording step the record<br />

appears in WebGIS. The user can select a<br />

specific area to overview previous hazards in the<br />

region. Natural hazards can be searched directly<br />

in WebGIS using DERI NR. Vice-versa, a double<br />

click on the visualised events opens the corresponding<br />

documentation in DERI NR.<br />

The constantly updated risk map (figure 2)<br />

shows all sites that require more protection<br />

against natural hazards.<br />

Figure 2. Map of current risk sites<br />

Data recording using DERI NR<br />

DERI NR (Dérangements à l’Infrastructure „Natural<br />

Risks“) is an instrument to report, record and document<br />

natural hazards. Events are continuously<br />

recorded in a central database (based on @enterprise<br />

technology; see figure 1) by the people in<br />

charge of maintaining safety.<br />

In addition, during the next years historic data<br />

will be added. Thereby DERI NR becomes a constantly<br />

updated database of natural risks along<br />

the railway lines.<br />

DERI NR is a workflow instrument with a two-step<br />

recording process. Train drivers, route inspectors<br />

and vegetation keepers register the key data of an<br />

event such as natural hazard type, route number<br />

and route position. The low number of obligatory<br />

data fields helps to report as many events as possible.<br />

Photographs and text documents can be attached.<br />

Depending on the operating point and the type of<br />

hazard, the system forwards the report to the specialist<br />

for natural hazards. As a second step the<br />

event is fully documented. The recording ends<br />

with the evaluation weather more protection<br />

against natural hazards is needed. The recording<br />

process can be reactivated at any time, e.g. to add<br />

data from external risk calculations.<br />

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Symposium 9: Natural Hazards and Risks

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