Design of quick response system for road network in emergency services

Katre, Pooja R.; Thakare, Anuradha

doi:10.1109/icisim.2017.8122194

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“…These characteristics of it are tied to its propensity to save lives and properties. Any form of carelessness, oversight or neglect in the delivery of this service, can result in an irreparable loss of lives and properties [14,18,19,20,21].…”

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“… Fastest Route Selection System: To ensure getting to the location of the incident in the shortest possible time, systems such as this are designed to determine the fastest route to be taken between the take-off location and the destination (incidence location). Using suitable algorithms, this system selects a route that will lead emergency responders to the location of response within the shortest possible time [19,26].  Mode of Operation Selection System: This type of system combines different approaches in ensuring that emergency response officials are granted priority access on the roads; thereby, working as a form of hybrid system.…”

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A mobile application to aid emergency response through multi-stakeholders’ collaboration

Godson S. Olusanya,

Monday O. Eze,

Charles Okunbor

2023

Global J. Eng. Technol. Adv.

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The impact of timely response to road emergencies cannot be overemphasized. Responding quickly to road emergencies makes it possible for emergency responders to save lives and properties. It is believed that one-minute improvement in response time can result in six percent (6%) increase in the lives saved. Emergency responders depend on the road networks that other road users also depend upon for their day-to-day activities. All stakeholders (emergency responders inclusive) must therefore, cooperatively and collaboratively use the road networks to, particularly, allow responders have priority access on the roads. This article thus, suggests the use of a mobile application to include the various stakeholders in emergency response operation cycle, ranging from reporting and notification to awareness creation and information dissemination and, all the other related activities.

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