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Disaster management aims to reduce catastrophic losses of disasters.Geographic information technologies support disaster management activitiesfor effective and collaborative data management considering the complex natureof disasters. This study with an original conceptual approach aims todevelop interoperable geographic data model and analysis tools to managegeographic data sets coming from different sources. For landslide disaster,39 scenario-based activities were analysed with the required data according touser needs in a cycle of activities at mitigation, preparedness, response,and recovery phases. An interoperable geographic data model for disastermanagement (ADYS), enabling up-to-date exchange of geographic data, wasdesigned, compliant with the standards of ISO/TC211 Geographic Information/Geomatics,Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC), and the Turkish National GIS(TUCBS). An open source and free analysis toolbox was developed and tested inthe case study of   activities such as landslide hazard analysis and adisaster warning system to support the Provincial Disaster Management Centres ofTurkey. Open data models and analysis tools make effective activitymanagement and data sharing possible. However, transforming data sets intodata exchange formats is laborious

Developing an open geographic data model and analysis tools for disaster management: landslide case