2015
DOI: 10.1007/s10796-015-9575-0
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Creating a family of collaborative applications for emergency management in the firefighting sub-domain

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“…An integrated model that captures the interactions between operations of multiple 2 Literature review Table 1 summarizes the detailed specifications of some of the most recent related research in the field of emergency disaster management. To coordinate relief organizations, various structures (Raju & Becker, 2013;Raju & Niekerk, 2013), mechanisms (Balcik et al, 2010), and information technology-based platforms have been developed (Rossel et al, 2016;Poblet et al, 2017;Li et al, 2014). Balcik et al (2010), Schulz and Blecken (2010), Ozdamar and Ertem (2014), Caunhye et al (2012), and Altay and Green (2006) widely surveyed the existing literature regarding humanitarian disaster management.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An integrated model that captures the interactions between operations of multiple 2 Literature review Table 1 summarizes the detailed specifications of some of the most recent related research in the field of emergency disaster management. To coordinate relief organizations, various structures (Raju & Becker, 2013;Raju & Niekerk, 2013), mechanisms (Balcik et al, 2010), and information technology-based platforms have been developed (Rossel et al, 2016;Poblet et al, 2017;Li et al, 2014). Balcik et al (2010), Schulz and Blecken (2010), Ozdamar and Ertem (2014), Caunhye et al (2012), and Altay and Green (2006) widely surveyed the existing literature regarding humanitarian disaster management.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Basic ERIS require the manual input of data by the user [11,14]. Advanced systems partly automate this data input and capture real-time information from different sensors like GPS-positions of units or water tank levels [24,29]. ERIS of the highest stage even automate parts of the decision-making by calculating recommendations and proposing them to the commander [3,33].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For instance, in the context of emergency response on the part of firefighting brigades, smartphone applications with embedded collaborative features have been demonstrated successful in supplying role-specific information independent of time and place that affords collaboration (Rossel et al 2016). The decision-making has thus become more efficient in such contexts.…”
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