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Centre for Disaster Management (CDM) Administrative Training Institute Mysore

Centre for Disaster Management (CDM) Administrative Training Institute Mysore . Dr. R. DHARMARAJU Faculty. ADMINISTATIVE TRANING INSTITUTE. ATI at Mysore since 1959 to provide training to the officers of state level. 20 Faculty members.

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Centre for Disaster Management (CDM) Administrative Training Institute Mysore

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  1. Centre for Disaster Management (CDM)Administrative Training Institute Mysore Dr. R. DHARMARAJU Faculty

  2. ADMINISTATIVE TRANING INSTITUTE • ATI at Mysore since 1959 to provide training to the officers of state level. • 20 Faculty members. • More than 100 training programmes have been conducted during the year 2008-09. • Intuitions under ATI. • State Institute of Urban Development (SIUD). • Abdul NazeerSab State Institute of Rural Development (ANSSIRD). • Centre for Disaster Management (CDM).

  3. About CDM • Disaster Management Cell established in 2000-01 at ATI • Subsequently named as Centre for Disaster Management(CDM) in 2007-08 • Faculty Position - 04 • Other staff - 03

  4. ACTIVITIES OF CDM • Training • DDMP Evaluation • Preparation of State DM Plan • Other Activities

  5. Training Activities

  6. DETAILS OF Training Activities

  7. DDMP EVALUATION & STATE PLAN • Preparation of State Disaster Management Plan. • Evaluation and reformulation of DDMP’s of 29 districts of the state.

  8. Other Activity and Initiatives

  9. Training Programmes (Off-Campus) ATI DTI 29 Districts177 Taluks

  10. Cdm Activities during the year 2008-09

  11. Bomb Blast!................. Fire Service taking control….. Public Participation…… Public awareness and Mock drill at Mysore

  12. Scenario – LPG Fire Hazard at HPCL Plant Mock Drill at HPCL Plant

  13. Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability Study by the Trainees Discussing with community…. Studying the sanitation… People not aware of the hazards …… Risk analysis by the trainees….

  14. School Fire Safety Measures - Teachers & Students

  15. Networking with 20 Organizations Collaborated with the following Departments and Organizations; • Home Guards • Fire Services • MEG Group • Bomb Squad, Bangalore • Visweshwariah Technological University • Sree Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering, Mysore • IISc, Bangalore • NITK, Surathkal • Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre, Bangalore • Karnataka State Remote Sensing Application Centre, Bangalore • Geology Department, University of Mysore • Department of Mines and Geology, GoK • Geological Survey of India, Bangalore • NRSC, Hyderbad • Karnataka Coast Guard, Mangalore • Survey Settlement Institute, Mysore • NIMHANS, Bangalore • NIDM, New Delhi • Factories and Boilers Deptt. • Deptt. of Education

  16. Handbooks and Manuals • Handbook on Civil Works for Non-Engineers published. • DDMP Guidelines and Templates are prepared in Kannada. • Handbook on SoPs for Line Departments and Officers are under preparation. • Training Manuals on Drought Management, Disaster Management, Industrial Disasters and Psycho-social care are under production.

  17. Research & Case Studies • Urban Flood Management – Case study of Bangalore • Case Studies on Health Care Management published by ATI • Case studies were collected from Participants of Flood Affected districts in Karnataka and Web sites. • Documentation of past Disasters in 3 districts (Udupi, Karwar, Belgaum). • Inventory of Landslides in Karnataka prepared.

  18. DISASTER PROFILE OF KARNATAKA Drought Vulnerability • Karnataka stands second only to Rajasthan in terms of total area under arid/semi-arid conditions • Low & medium rainfall regions which constitute more than 50% of the total areas, are vulnerable to periodical drought

  19. Floods Vulnerability • Most Vulnerable Areas/Districts • Heavy discharges from Maharashtra causes floods in north Karnataka (Krishna & Godavari Basin) • Rainy Seasons • Bangalore • Hassam • Madikeri • Uttar Kannada • Other districts

  20. Wind & Cyclone Hazards Total geographical Area of the state: 190.238 Lakh ha. Moderate Damage Risk Zone B: 44.92 Lakh ha. Vulnerable Areas - North & Coastal Districts (15 Districts, 50 Taluks)

  21. Earthquake Hazards • Total geographical Area of the state = 190.238 Lakh ha. • As per the earthquake hazard mapping, the area falling in zone II & III • Earthquake Moderate Damage Risk Zone III (MSK VII)= 42.173 Lakh ha. (22.13 %) • Covering most of the coastal & north districts

  22. Landslide Vulnerability • Western Ghats areas are prone to Landslides (Six districts - Kodagu, Chikmagalur, Hassan, Shimoga, D.Kannada and U.Kannada). Landslide disaster in Konkan railway

  23. Coastal Erosion Vulnerability • Karnataka has coastal line of 300 km which is prone to sea erosion during the monsoon. Coastal erosion near Mangalore

  24. Training PROGRAMMES : 2009-10 Total No. of Programmes : 58 Total No. of Training Days : 128

  25. Tentative Calendar of Training 2009-10

  26. (CONTD)

  27. (CONTD)

  28. Thank You !

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