GDACS is a cooperation framework between the United Nations, the European Commission and disaster managers worldwide to improve alerts, information exchange and coordination in the first phase after major sudden-onset disasters.
Detailed information
| Name | Region Province | Country | City class | Population | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inuwaka | Chiba | Japan | Village | - | 34 km |
| Tokawacho | Chiba | Japan | Village | - | 34 km |
| Choshi | Chiba | Japan | City | 84000 people | 40 km |
| Yatabe | Ibaraki | Japan | Village | - | 47 km |
| Asahi Yokaichiba | Chiba | Japan | Village | - | 50 km |
| Hasunuma | Chiba | Japan | Village | - | 58 km |
| Okunoya | Ibaraki | Japan | Village | - | 60 km |
| Yokoshiba | Chiba | Japan | Village | - | 61 km |
| Katakai | Chiba | Japan | City | - | 61 km |
| Omigawa | Chiba | Japan | City | 25000 people | 62 km |
| Tako | Chiba | Japan | City | - | 65 km |
| Naruto | Chiba | Japan | City | 22000 people | 66 km |
| Togane | Chiba | Japan | Village | 55000 people | 67 km |
| Ichinomiya | Chiba | Japan | Village | - | 69 km |
| Kashima | Ibaraki | Japan | Village | 65000 people | 70 km |
| Ohara | Chiba | Japan | City | 20000 people | 70 km |
| Kyuchu | Ibaraki | Japan | Village | - | 70 km |
| Chiba | Chiba | Japan | Major city | 920000 people | 91 km |
