Cooperative decision making in a knowledge grid environment

Parsa, Saeed; Parand, Fereshteh-Azadi

doi:10.1016/j.future.2007.03.003

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“…In emergency management, there are many game relations among contingency events and response strategies, various levels of departments. Decision support platform and mechanisms [1][2][3] are effective approaches to coordinate the relations. Game theory [4] and improvisation decision technology [5,6] are two prominent theories for emergency decision.…”

Section: A Emergent Managementmentioning

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Multi-Signal Cooperative Decision for Emergency Management Inspired by Immune system

2010

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<span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: "Times New Roman"; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: EN-US; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;" lang="EN-US">Various disasters with serious results are reported and happen around our lives. Most of them are unconventional contingency events that are difficult to be detected and discriminated. Emergency management is an important activity dealing with the contingent events. For the uncertainty, imperfect, stochastic, fuzzy and disturbed environments and the unrecognized characteristics of the events, it is hard to make the urgent decision in the context of emergency management. Inspired by the higher efficiency and special structure of immune system dealing with the pathogens, a multi-signal decision model is proposed to model the decision process in emergency management. A series of decision models and flow are designed to consider the context of emergency management. A framework of decision support system is designed to incorporate the multi-signal decision model for practical emergency management. However, in the model and the framework, some valuable directions are raised and are being studied under the way.</span>

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Multi-Signal Cooperative Decision for Emergency Management Inspired by Immune system

2010

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“…There are some works, where the authors talk about the process to take the correct cooperative decision. For example, in [5], the authors propose a new approach to estimate the credibility of decision makers in a knowledge grid environment. They developed a new fuzzy operator, which aggregates decisions made inside the decision makers' community and considering the credibility of the decision makers.…”

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Taking Cooperative Decisions in Group-Based Wireless Sensor Networks

García

Lloret

Sendra

et al. 2011

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Several studies have demonstrated that communications are more efficient when cooperative group-based architectures are used in wireless sensor networks (WSN). This type of architecture allows increasing sensor nodes' lifetime by decreasing the number of messages in network. But, the main gap is to know how to take cooperative decisions in order to make the right communication.In this paper, we analyze the main aspects related to collaborative decisions in WSNs. A mathematical analysis will be presented in order to take the correct decision. Finally, the simulations will show the efficiency of the method used to make cooperative decisions in WSNs.

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“…Decision support platform and mechanisms [1][2][3] are effective approaches to coordinate the relations. Game theory [4] and improvisation decision technology [5,6] are two prominent theories for emergency decision.…”

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GIS-based safe area discovery for emergency logistics

Yang

Wang

et al. 2010

2010 2nd IEEE International Conference on Information Management and Engineering

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Quick response to urgent relief right after natural disasters through efficient emergency logistics distribution is vital to the alleviation of disaster impact in the affected areas, which remains challenging in the field of logistics and related study areas. This paper analyzes the spatial data and the attribute data by space model and logistics models. Numerical studies with a real large-scale earthquake disaster occurring in Wenchuan are conducted, and the corresponding results indicate the applicability of the proposed method and its potential advantages.

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Cooperative decision making in a knowledge grid environment

Cited by 14 publications

References 17 publications

Multi-Signal Cooperative Decision for Emergency Management Inspired by Immune system

Multi-Signal Cooperative Decision for Emergency Management Inspired by Immune system

Taking Cooperative Decisions in Group-Based Wireless Sensor Networks

GIS-based safe area discovery for emergency logistics

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