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Proposed by: Senatsverwaltung für Gesundheit, Umwelt und Verbraucherschutz – Gesundheitlicher Bevölkerungsschutz
Contact (name, email, phone, skype): Detlef Cwojdzinski <Detlef.Cwojdzinski@senguv.berlin.de>
Best way and times to contact during RHoK 2.0 Dec 4/5 2010: Detlef Cwojdzinski will be present in Betahaus
Zu lösendes Problem:
In einer Notfallsituation sind die meisten Menschen durcheinander und haben Schwierigkeiten, einen Notruf mit den erforderlichen Daten schnell und richtig abzusetzen.
Gewünschte Lösung:
Kleine Notruf-App für das Handy, die sowohl die Nummern der verschiedenen Notdienste anzeigt (clickbar zum anrufen) als auch die Basicinformationen, die man bei einem entsprechenden Notruf durchgeben muss
Erforderliche Funktionalitäten:
Anwender:
Beispiel fehlt
Outline one or more short (one paragraph) user stories/use cases/scenarios that describe how someone would use a solution to solve the problem. Alternately outline the scenario for someone confronted by a problem, and provide some options/thoughts for how technology or a hack might help them
e.g. Problem: Ana is at home when an earthquake strikes. Most of the building collapses and she is stuck inside, injured but mostly OK. She has a cellphone with her. She is terrified, and tries to call the police, and then her friends for help, but there's no reception. Eventually her battery runs down and she's worried she can't make any more calls.
After the earthquake stress sensors in the wallpaper of her living room trigger and activate a bluetooth receiver powered by a battery. Ana's cellphone senses via bluetooth and makes an automatic connection (she set it up beforehand). Antenna embedded in the wallpaper gives Ana greater reception and signal strength so she can reach a standing tower and her call goes through.
You can also go ahead and produce detailed use cases for each user story (or on their own) if that's where you're at. e.g.
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What else do they need to know? What constraints
e.g. No AC power. Must cost less than $0.001/unit. Existing code is all 80288 assembler, so hack must use that.
Fabulous extensions that would rock the world if completed
Links to similar projects, background reading, research, designs, existing work, data standards etc.
e.g.
How will this work be taken to real users, or further developed? Will this be an ongoing team? Is there a NGO/group that's sponsoring it as an ongoing project? Who/how/when?
Link to RHoK and other solutions projects, including different groups, but particularly the Project pages from RHoK events
e.g. Was worked on by team in Malawi during RHoK 1.0 and they built a working proof of concept, (link to project page). But dev has stalled.