Outils Smartphone de Préparation à l’Événement

Applications pour la Préparation à l’Événement pour votre Smartphone

La préparation à l’Événement est à peu près la même chose que la préparation aux urgences.

De nombreux services seront probablement interrompus, voici quoi faire en conséquence.

• si les services téléphoniques sont hors service…

Si vous avez l’expérience d’un désastre naturel, vous savez que les services téléphoniques peuvent être coupés pour de courtes périodes de temps. Il peut aussi ne plus avoir d’accès wifi ou d’accès à Internet. Quand ça arrivera nous voulons être capable d’utiliser nos Smartphones pour tout ce qui est utile. Voici quelques choix.

Nombre de ces applications sur cette liste n’ont pas besoin d’Internet pour fonctionner, elles sont complètement fonctionnelles sur votre téléphone et n’ont pas besoin d’un serveur pour opérer. C’est important et la liste fera la différence entre ceux qui peuvent se débrouiller. Les applications informationnelles qui donnent des instructions et des documents importants pour les urgences sont les plus importantes.

Internet est désigné pour résister à une guerre nucléaire, donc il est plus résilient que les services téléphoniques. Si les services téléphoniques sont hors service, et que vous avez un bon signal wifi, une application talkie-walkie peut être l’outil parfait pour se connecter aux autres dans votre secteur. Après quelques recherches, l’application Zello Walkie Talkie a l’air d’être la meilleure. Elle peut être utilisée avec des téléphones sans carte SIM, donc peut être utilisé avec votre ancien téléphone. Tous vos amis peuvent la télécharger et l’installer, parce qu’elle existe pour presque tous les smartphones.

• Si l’électricité est hors service…

La durée de vie d’une batterie est d’habituellement un jour. Si vous voulez être capable d’avoir vote téléphone ou autre objet rechargeable près à l’emploi, vous pouvez considérer d’avoir un petit générateur solaire. Il y a toutes sortes de générateurs sur le marché qui peuvent alimenter les choses donc regardez pour quelque chose qui marche pour vous.

• Appelez votre famille…

Deux idées pour ceci. Avoir un téléphone avec un câble de téléphone fixe peut fonctionner parce que les opérateurs téléphoniques ont des renforts de batteries si l’électricité est déconnectée. Les sans-fils sont bien, mais ils ne le sont plus assez quand l’électricité est éteinte et que les tours de relais ne marchent plus. Donc pensez à ajouter un téléphone à $5 à votre kit d’urgence, parce que même si les services téléphoniques sont hors service, les câbles fonctionnent souvent encore ! Gardez à l’esprit que les appels locaux sur votre téléphone pourraient ne pas fonctionner parce que les échanges locaux sont surchargés par toutes les personnes appelant, ou sont endommagés, ou coupés, mais vous pourriez toujours pouvoir appeler à longue distance avec votre téléphone mobile. Cela fonctionne toujous car ils connectent directement hors des villes et ne passent pas par les échanges locaux. Donc mettez en place un plan pour utiliser un contact hors de la ville qui sera la personne à appeler pour les urgences familiales.

FEMA recommande que chaque ménage ait au moins 2 semaines d’approvisionnement en nourriture et en eau, alors que les Américains moyens en ont seulement pour 3 jours ! En fonction du désastre, les secours/aides peuvent prendre une semaine ou plus à arriver et quand vous avez faim, froid et que vous êtes fatigué, CHAQUE JOUR fait la différence (particulièrement quand vous avez des enfants). Si vous avez besoin pour avoir 2 semaines de fourniture en nourriture, suivez les 5 étapes ci-dessous.

La liste ci-dessous est un bon point de commencement pour stocker ce qui est nécessaire !

Checklist de fournitures :

• Eau – Au moins 14 gallons par personne (soit 56 litres). (utilisez des containers de stockage, la baignoire, des cuves, etc, pour l’eau de lavage).
• Nourriture – Prévoyez au moins 2 semaines de nourriture.
• Cuisiner sans Électricité – Ayez 2-3 façons de cuisiner votre nourriture.
• Essence – Remplissez toutes les voitures et ayez quelques extra pour le générateur.
• Kits de Survie – Kit de 1er Secours, Kit de 72 Heures, Sac d’Urgence.
• Etcetera – Téléphones, filtres d’eau, sources de chaleur, vêtements, couvertures.

La plupart de ces applications ne sont pas celles que vous utilisez tous les jours. Cependant, c’est une bonne idée d’aller de l’avant et de les télécharger pour quand l’inattendu arrive. Encore mieux, quand vous avez du temps libre, familiarisez-vous avec leurs contenus pour que soyez prêt !

Applications pour établir un Plan de Préparation :

Ces applications de préparation sont pour la plupart gratuites, mais certaines nécessitent un petit investissement.

Le meilleur moment pour se préparer, est de le faire AVANT. Chaque de ces applications vous aideront à mettre en place un plan pour aider les autres.

In Case of Emergency ICE Lite (iPhone) (Android)

Gratuite To overcome the inherent issues with locked screens on mobile phones, former paramedic and creator of ICE – In Case of Emergency, Bob Brotchie, has also created this app to ensure the best possible chance of relevant information being available when it’s needed. It’s a complement to all other methods or can be used on its own. In short, this app provides for the most critical information to be accessible in the shortest possible time!

ICE – In Case of Emergency has been running successfully, and has been globally accepted, since 2005. The ICE wallpaper creator returns emergency notification back to the ideals of Bob’s original concept – uniformity!

Disaster Readiness (iPhone) (Android)

$1.99 Disaster Readiness is an emergency prep guide with more than 175,000 reference guides on how to respond to any disaster situation. Should the power go out, you won’t be able to rely upon the Internet for information. This handy app should have all the info you need, with sections on floods, fires, evacuation, and how to find or create shelter in an emergency.

SAS Survival Guide (iPhone) (Android)

$5.99 Fully downloaded onto your device, no wi-fi or cell signal is needed. In addition to extremely detailed survival information and checklists, you will find videos, quizzes, a morse code signaling device, and a sun compass. This app will help prepare you for urban disasters, natural disasters, how to survive outdoor situations and much more.

wikiHow: How to and DIY Survival Kit (iPhone)

Free This app covers about every emergency situation you could think of. Explore 140,000+ how-to articles, where you can get help with First Aid, CPR & Choking, Animal Attacks, Vehicle Emergencies, Escapes & Rescues, Natural Disasters, Self Defense, Wilderness Survival, and so much more.

Winter Survival Kit (iPhone)

Free People who live anyplace that gets “real” winters know to keep a winter survival kit in their cars: snow brush/ice scraper, water, food, blankets, and more. This app can help you pack that kit, but it also serves as your virtual survival kit. This app will help you find your current location, call 911, notify your friends and family, calculate how long you can run your engine to keep warm and stay safe from carbon monoxide poisoning.

(may not be) Natural Disaster Preparedness:

Each of us are likely to face different disasters depending on where we live, so make sure to download the apps that are relevant for your area.

Earthquake (iPhone) (Android)

Free Earthquake – American Red Cross app provides step-by-step instructions on what to do before/during/after an earthquake. Get notified when an earthquake occurs, prepare your family and home, find help and let others know you are safe even if the power is out.

Hurricane (iPhone)(Android)

Free Be ready for severe weather with Hurricane by American Red Cross. Monitor conditions in your area or throughout the storm track, prepare your family and home, find help and let others know you are safe even if the power is out – a must have for anyone who lives in an area where a hurricane may strike or has loved ones who do.

Tornado (iPhone) (Android)

Free Tornado by American Red Cross app provides access to local and real-time information on what to do before, during and after a tornado, including an audible siren when NOAA issues a tornado warning even if your app is closed. Get your family and home ready for a tornado. The American Red Cross tornado app is the complete solution you need to understand and prepare for a tornado and all that comes with it.

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Wildfire (iPhone) (Android)

Free Be ready for a wildfire with Wildfire by the American Red Cross. Get notified about active wildfires, as well as fire weather warnings, prepare your family, home and pets, let loved ones know that you are safe even if the power is out – a must have for anyone who lives in an area that is susceptible to wildfires or has loved ones that do.

Stay Informed:

One of the best ways to be ready for a disaster is to know what’s going on around you! These smartphone apps will keep you current so you are among the 1st to know of anything that is headed your way.

MyRadar (iPhone)(Android)

Free MyRadar is a fast, easy-to-use, no-frills application that displays animated weather radar around your current location, allowing you to quickly see what weather is coming your way. Just start the app, and your location pops up with animated weather. The map has the standard pinch/zoom capability which allows you to smoothly zoom and pan around the United States and see what the weather is like anywhere.

Disaster Alert (iPhone) (Android)

Free Disaster Alert (by Pacific Disaster Center) provides a listing and an interactive map of Active Hazards occurring around the globe. Additional information and reports about hazards can be viewed and shared. The term “Active Hazards” refers to a collection of current and real-time incidents (compiled from authoritative sources), which have been designated “potentially hazardous to people, property or assets” by the PDC DisasterAWARE application.

Hurricane Tracker (iPhone) (Android)

$2.99 When a hurricane is approaching, you don’t want a storm-tracker map from three hours ago; you need the latest official maps, data and projections. This hurricane-tracking app is for serious weather junkies and people who want the most accurate information as they make decisions. Hurricane Tracker: Includes video, radar images, alerts and minute-by-minute tracking updates, so that you can follow a storm all in one place. For Android, try the free Hurricane Software app.

Outbreaks Near Me (iPhone)(Android)

Free With HealthMap’s Outbreaks Near Me application, you have all of HealthMap’s latest real-time disease outbreak information at your fingertips. Open the app and see all current outbreaks in your neighborhood, including news about H1N1 influenza (swine flu). If you spy an outbreak, be the first to report it using the app’s unique outbreak reporting feature.

Scanner Radio (iPhone) (Android)

Free During a disaster, everyone hears rumors. What’s really going on? The answer might be found on police band radio, which you can pick up using this free app. This isn’t talk radio; it’s an unfiltered feed of cops, firefighters and other public-safety officers. It shouldn’t be your only news source, but it could be worth listening in.

Navigate Your Surroundings:

When things get chaotic it’s easy to get lost – or maybe you need to relocate to a safer place. These apps will help you find your way ANYWHERE in the world. Many of these are intended for serious off road use, backpacking or orienteering. If you are intending to bug out and go where no one will find you, then this section will not be adequate for your purposes, for that yo will need a lot of serious equipment and using smartphone apps will not be practical. You will still want several of these though.

BackCountry Navigator TOPO GPS (Android)

$7.99 Find your own ways to have fun in the outdoors. Be a maverick by venturing beyond cell service boundaries with your GPS. Become a pro at navigation with GPS for the outdoors. BackCountry Navigator has been on WM devices and preloaded on the Trimble Nomad outdoor rugged device. This Android version is more flexible, featured, and fun. Create a memory with maps. For a one time fee, this a great addition to the outdoor gear you bought at Cabelas, REI, or another outdoor store. Many have found the Android GPS in a phone or tablet to substitute for a Garmin GPS or Magellan GPS, such as the Garmin GPS units Montana, Etrex, or Oregon. Android can be your handheld GPS.

Google Earth (iPhone) (Android)

Free Fly around the planet with a swipe of your finger with Google Earth for Android, iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Explore distant lands or reacquaint yourself with your childhood home. Search for cities, places, and businesses. Browse layers including roads, borders, places, photos and more. See the world at street level with integrated Street View.

GPS Grid Reference (Android)

$7.99 GPS Grid Reference: Great app for outdoor sports, running, hiking, site survey, search and rescue, travel and more!!. Many GPS & Compass features, combines with various OFFLINE maps (UK OS map, USGS, OSM, Mapnik, Topo & Cycle and more!).

Google Sky Map (Android)

Free Sky Map is a hand-held planetarium for your Android device. Use it to identify stars, planets, nebulae and more. Originally developed as Google Sky Map, it has now been donated and open sourced.

Sky Map (iPhone)

Free Sky Map turns your iPhone or iPad into a window on the night sky. All you have to do is point your device at the sky and the Sky Map will tell you exactly what you are looking at.

Displays stars, planets, moon phases, constellations, messier objects and meteor showers.

Survive and Respond:

Sometimes there will be no one around to help you when an emergency arises, or maybe you are someone’s only hope. What would you do? These emergency apps will help guide you through saving yourself or the life of someone else. Definitely take time to familiarize yourself with them before you find yourself in a life or death scenario.

First Aid & CPR (iPhone) (Android)

Accidents happen. The official American Red Cross First Aid app puts expert advice for everyday emergencies in your hand. Get the app and be prepared for what life brings. With videos, interactive quizzes and simple step-by-step advice it’s never been easier to know first aid.

Ahora disponible en español.

GotoAID First Aid Lite (iPhone) (Android)

With a database of over 400 topics, interactive tools, and report generators, GotoAID brings immediate access to first aid information for you and your pets. It also provides a full disaster preparedness section on what to do before, during and after a disaster. Created for the non-professional responder, GotoAID’s easy-to-follow instructions and illustrations walk the first aid provider step-by-step through the appropriate responses for everything from bee stings to weather related emergencies to a complete Sudden Cardiac Arrest incident. GotoAID is also an outstanding resource for those who want to enhance their emergency care training by providing instructions for many types of emergency situations not traditionally included in a basic first aid course.

iTriage (iPhone) (Android)

Free Find medications, diseases, and medical locations and instantly get answers to your questions right on your phone. If you or your loved ones are hurt, sick, or injured, iTriage will help you determine what the problem may be. This app will also help you find a doctor, in case you do need medical assistance. You can even store your medical history right within the app.

LACTMED (iPhone) (Android)

Free If you are a nursing mother take a look at this app. LactMed is a database of drugs and other chemicals to which breastfeeding mothers may be exposed. It includes information on the levels of such substances in breast milk and infant blood, and the possible adverse effects in the nursing infant. Suggested therapeutic alternatives are provided to those drugs where appropriate.

WISER (iPhone) (Android)

WISER (Wireless Information System for Emergency Responders) is a mobile application designed to assist first responders in hazardous material incidents. Even if you are not a 1st responder, knowing what to do and how to handle hazardous materials might be crucial information in an emergency.

REMM (iPhone) (Android)

REMM (Radiation Emergency Medical Management) provides guidance about clinical diagnosis and treatment of radiation injuries during radiological and nuclear emergencies. Just-in-time, evidence-based, usable information with sufficient background and context to make complex issues understandable to those without formal radiation medicine expertise. Web-based information that is also downloadable in advance, so that it would be available during an event if the internet is not accessible

Merck Manual Home (iPhone) (Android)

In case the information in GotoAID is not detailed enough for you, there is plenty more in this app. This manual has been written by more than 300 medical experts. It has information on animal bites, burns, chemical burns, fractures, head injuries, nose bleeds, and much more. The app is fully self-contained; no Wi-Fi or cellular Internet connection is needed.

Get Help:

No matter how prepared you think you are, there are just times we all could use somehelp. Would you or your family know what to do, or where to go to get help?

Red Panic Button (iPhone) (Android)

Allows users to send their GPS location to pre-set emergency contacts with just one touch. If you’re caught in a dangerous situation, getting the word out might be a lifesaver. You just have to set a panic number or email address and the phone will send a message which contains your address and location.

FEMA (iPhone) (Android) (Blackberry)

The FEMA app is your one-stop-shop with tools and tips to keep you safe before, during, and after disasters. Stay updated with weather-related alerts from the U.S. National Weather Service. Upload and share your disaster photos to help out emergency managers. Save a custom list of the items in your family’s emergency kit, as well as the places you will meet in case of an emergency. Get tips on what to do before, during, and after over 20 types of disasters. And locate open shelters and where to talk to FEMA in person at Disaster Recovery Centers.

!Emergency! (iPhone)

You probably are aware that not all countries use 911 for the Police, Fire Department and Medical Services. If you travel a lot, but do not always have time to find out the important numbers of the country you are in, then this app is for you. Just install this emergency app on your phone and it will detect what country you are in, and dial the correct number in case you should need it.

Stay Connected:

EchoLink Shortwave (iPhone) (Android)

Please note: This app is for licensed Amateur Radio operators only. See www.echolink.org for more information. EchoLink for iOS provides access to the EchoLink network for validated EchoLink users. You can use this app to connect to the EchoLink system from almost anywhere, using an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. If you are not already a validated EchoLink user, you will be required to register (using your Amateur Radio callsign and a password of your choice) the first time you run the app. Please see the iPhone FAQ at www.echolink.org If you are interested in becoming a licensed Amateur Radio operator, see www.arrl.org for more information.

Everyone can probably agree that the top priority in any disaster is finding your family. So whether you are trying to let them know you are ok, or re-uniting with everyone after a catastrophe, these apps will help you do that.

Zello Walkie-Talkie app

Zello is a free push-to-talk application for smartphones, tablets, and PCs. It’s lightweight, easy to use and extremely fast. Better yet, it’s free and will remain free for personal use. Over 65 million users have downloaded Zello. Try it on your Android, iPhone, Windows Phone,BlackBerry, PC or a mix!

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