Public Volunteer list and tracking volunteer needs requests made by survivors

UPDATE Project abandoned, as there is no lead, and no one working on code Project may be rolled into other Disaster management software

A public database in which anyone can sign up to volunteer by filling out a form.

The form would ask for contact information, skills set and abilities, available times to volunteer, and your general location

The database would maintain this info, as well as when, where, and for whom you have recently volunteered.

Any aid organization can utilize the database to call upon volunteers. For example, they could search by date/time needed, to filter out anyone who can not work at those times. then they can filter out anyone who has volunteered in the last few days (so that those at the top of the list dont get burned out volunteering repeatedly, while those at the bottom are never called upon). finally, they can sort by skills and abilities to find the best matches for the project.

Searchable skills/abilities include items like (but not limited to):
 * drivers license yes/no
 * have own vehicle yes/no
 * able to lift 50 pounds (or x kilos)
 * Language ability
 * handy man skills such as plumbing, electrical, or construction
 * technical skills such as networks, PC troubleshooting or repair
 * technical communications skills (radio, sat phone, etc)
 * first aid, CPR, search and rescue, etc
 * project management, back office, dispatch and logistics

In addition to aid organization requests, individuals and shelters can issue a 'help ticket' as well. For example, an elderly couple needs help clearing away debris. They only speak Japanese. They could go to a site (or issue a written request to be processed at a shelter which has internet service) and request
 * 3 people able to lift 50 pounds
 * must have Japanese language ability
 * approximately 2 hours of work
 * to move large kitchen and washing appliances, furniture, and pack/move boxes of keepsakes

This request would go into a queue, and any aid organization could volunteer to fulfill the request, utilizing the database to find and dispatch the volunteers.