[Case Study] Centralized Management of Damage Situations at Logistics Centers Nationwide

The introduction of IoT earthquake observation services further strengthens the supply chain.

【Overview】 ■Purpose: Understanding the damage situation at logistics bases nationwide and strengthening initial response ■Related Product: IoT Earthquake Observation Service ■Scope of Provision: Complete set of equipment, implementation support, operational support, service provision 【Background and Challenges】 Many of the products handled by Trusco Nakayama are used for disaster prevention. In the past, even when a certain region was affected by a disaster, a backup system was established at bases in other regions. However, since earthquakes can occur anywhere in the country and the impact of a major earthquake can be devastating, countermeasures are essential. 【Implementation Effects】 - Previously, damage assessments and various response decisions were based on seismic intensity information from the Japan Meteorological Agency. After implementation, it became possible to conduct pre-assessments of potential damage based on accurate seismic intensity information for the target buildings, allowing for estimates of accessibility and the number of personnel and time needed for damage assessments. - The ability to observe seismic intensity information in real-time 24 hours a day made it easier to visualize the damage situation even from a distance, facilitating initial response efforts.

Other measurement, recording and measuring instrumentsOther information systems