Come scrivere messaggi di allarme per le alluvioni
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https://doi.org/10.17561/at.24.8059Parole chiave:
Comunicazione del Rischio, Disastri, Rischi Naturali, VulnerabilitàAbstract
I sistemi di allerta sono essenziali per gestire gli eventi alluvionali e ridurre i danni alle persone e alle cose. Tuttavia, la mancanza di protocolli per lo sviluppo standardizzato dei messaggi di allerta rappresenta una sfida nella comunicazione di emergenza. Sebbene le agenzie di emergenza dispongano di messaggi di base, mancano di protocolli per la creazione e la strutturazione dei contenuti e per la loro classificazione in base alle diverse tipologie. Questo articolo propone una metodologia per creare una libreria di messaggi di allerta sul rischio di alluvione. Descriviamo il processo di creazione di una biblioteca commissionata dai servizi di emergenza della Comunità Valenciana (Spagna). L’articolo fornisce una guida per identificare le aree di emergenza, scrivere messaggi in modo standardizzato e strutturare i contenuti della biblioteca in modo sistematico e operativo. Le biblioteche di messaggi sono una risorsa strategica per migliorare i sistemi di allerta nell’attuale contesto di cambiamento climatico.
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