Sahana Eden

Introduction
Index
About this Book
Why Sahana Eden?
What Does Sahana Eden Do?
Who Uses Sahana Eden?
Technical Overview
Planning a Deployment
Getting Started
Installation
Configuration
Importing Data
Localization
Administration
Maintenance
Data Export
Extending Sahana Eden
Installing a Developer Environment
Customization
Building a New Module
Further Reading
Meeting The Sahana Community
Sahana Software Foundation
Getting Support
Getting Involved
Contributing Code
Where to Go Next
Appendices
Resource Model
Mapping & GIS
Scheduler
Synchronization
Web Services
S3XML
Glossary
Credits

CREDITS

This book was written during a three-day book sprint held during the Google Summer of Code Documentation Summit in Mountain View, California between the 18th and 20th of October 2011 by a team of Sahana Developers with assistance from book writing experts.

Authors: (from left to right) Pat Tressel, Fran Boon, Shikhar Kohli, Dominic Koenig, Belinda Lopez, Eli Lev, Michael Howden, Anne Goldenberg (not present)

Subjects: Disaster Management System

Summary :

Sahana Eden is an open source software platform for Disaster Management practioners. It allows tracking the needs of the affected populations and coordinating the responding agencies and their resources. This book is targeted at decision makers looking for solutions, users about to deploy the platform and developers who want to contribute to the project.

Cover Art: Laleh Torabi

Publisher: Lulu.com

Type of Document: collective handbook

Language: English

License: MIT