A Multilaterally Secure, Privacy-Friendly Location-Based Service for Disaster Management and Civil Protection

Fritsch, Lothar; Scherner, Tobias

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-31957-3_129

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“…Enabling effective implementation of DM policy and legislation highlighted above requires a set of technical supports mainly related to the communication and information infrastructures and the underlying standards [6].…”

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Requirements for an IT based platform for disaster management

Benssam¹,

Nouali-Taboudjemat

Nouali

2014

2014 1st International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM)

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The intent of the present work is to identify the main challenges and key requirements towards the provision of an integrated framework that supports decision making and collaboration among multiple actors concerned by disaster management (DM). Also, this work highlights the importance of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in this field and proposes an IT-based platform to implement such a framework. The proposed platform offers the main following capabilities: inter-sectorial information sharing, enhancement of public awareness, communication and dissemination of information and enforcement of the regulation control.

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Section: B Technical Requirementsmentioning

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Requirements for an IT based platform for disaster management

Benssam¹,

Nouali-Taboudjemat

Nouali

2014

2014 1st International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM)

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“…Since mobile communication infrastructures offer standardized wireless communication services in almost all countries (GSMworld 2010) and allow a fast diffusion of information, they provide a promising technological basis for saving human lives in emergencies. If a disaster event occurs, they enable emergency managers to distribute warnings to the effected areas by cell broadcast to ensure timely warnings of potential victims (Fritsch and Scherner 2005). …”

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Agent-Based Simulation for Evaluation of a Mobile Emergency Management System

Roßnagel

Zibuschka

Junker³

2010

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Large public events such as sporting events, concerts, fairs and street festivals are quite common in metropolitan areas. Because of the high frequency of such events and the increasing number of involved parties, the stakeholders responsible for the organization and execution have to cope with increasing complexity and shortening time frames for planning and preparation. Especially in public transportation, unplanned incidents that occur during these events can have devastating effects because of the high concentration of passengers. Emergency management systems that utilize mobile communication infrastructures can provide prompt information delivery to save human lives. In this contribution we propose a system design for mobile emergency management. We also present an evaluating approach for this system design using a multi-agent based simulation, based on empirical data for a particular large event as well as for normal rush hour traffic. We also consider characteristics of the mobile communication infrastructure.

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“…Persons in charge should be supported to prepare evacuations, control and support disaster forces and to locate victims (Carver and Turoff 2007). If a disaster event occurs, they enable emergency managers to distribute warnings to the effected areas by cell broadcast to ensure timely warnings of potential victims (Fritsch and Scherner 2005). If a disaster event occurs, they enable emergency managers to distribute warnings to the effected areas by cell broadcast to ensure timely warnings of potential victims (Fritsch and Scherner 2005).…”

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Sustainable e-Business Management

Nelson¹,

Shaw²,

Strader³

2010

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Preface VI analysis of recent research in B2B electronic marketplaces in supply chain management. The second is Bell and Nguyen's profound and important connections established between business intelligence and the semantic web. Finally, this section closes with Kaewkitipong's candid and very timely look at the gaps between theory versus practice of disintermediation in the tourism industry.The papers in this LNBIP volume were selected exclusively from the e-Commerce and e-Business (eBIZ SIG) tracks at the 16 th Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), which was held in Lima, Peru on August 12-15, 2010. Overall, 48 papers were submitted to eBIZ SIG related tracks at AMCIS 2010, 28 were accepted for the conference and 13 were selected for this volume.We would like to thank the contributing authors, the eBIZ SIG track chairs and the reviewers who contributed to this effort. We would also like to thank Ralf Gerstner and Christine Rei from Springer for their support in the production of this LNBIP volume.

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A Multilaterally Secure, Privacy-Friendly Location-Based Service for Disaster Management and Civil Protection

Cited by 16 publications

References 6 publications

Requirements for an IT based platform for disaster management

Requirements for an IT based platform for disaster management

Agent-Based Simulation for Evaluation of a Mobile Emergency Management System

Sustainable e-Business Management

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