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As the frequency and intensity of disasters rise, the effective use of big data in disaster management is becoming increasingly crucial.This research paper explores the application of human-centric design principles to enhance the usability and efficacy of big data interfaces in the context of disaster preparedness and response.By prioritizing user experiences and preferences, the project seeks to bridge the gap between advanced data analytics and the real-world requirements of various stakeholders, including emergency responders, local residents, and policymakers.Some of the primary objectives include creating user-centered design-based decision support systems, researching visual analytics techniques for real-time situational awareness, and creating user interfaces that are usable by a broad spectrum of user demographics.The study also looks at interactive tools for data exploration, feedback mechanisms for continuous improvement, and gamification for training and simulation.This study aims to maximize the usability and inclusivity of big data interfaces through the application of a human-centered methodology, promoting more effective and flexible disaster preparedness and response plans.
Mullachery et al. (Sat,) studied this question.