HELP: Handheld Emergency Logistics Program for Generating Structured Requests in Stressful Conditions

Barnes, Maj Ryan; Bradley, Capt Buck; Singh, Gaurav; Das, Arijit

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2014.07.036

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“…SafeStrike is a map-based application that displays navigation and target information, 9-line and CFF scripts, danger-close and gun line overlays, as well as aircraft video (see Figure 14) (Rebel Alliance, 2014). Program (HELP) application (see Figure 15) is one such program (Barnes, Bradley, Singh, & Das, 2014). Developed at the Naval Postgraduate School as part of student thesis work supported by HQMC Installations and Logistics (I&L), HELP aids the warfighter in calling for assistance for casualty evacuations, emergency ordinance disposal requests, and rapid logistics requests (Barnes et al, 2014).…”

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“…Program (HELP) application (see Figure 15) is one such program (Barnes, Bradley, Singh, & Das, 2014). Developed at the Naval Postgraduate School as part of student thesis work supported by HQMC Installations and Logistics (I&L), HELP aids the warfighter in calling for assistance for casualty evacuations, emergency ordinance disposal requests, and rapid logistics requests (Barnes et al, 2014). Exploiting organic smartphone technologies, HELP assists in minimizing some of the errors associated with communicating in stressful situations (Barnes et al, 2014).…”

Section: Document Management Application: Google Drivementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Developed at the Naval Postgraduate School as part of student thesis work supported by HQMC Installations and Logistics (I&L), HELP aids the warfighter in calling for assistance for casualty evacuations, emergency ordinance disposal requests, and rapid logistics requests (Barnes et al, 2014). Exploiting organic smartphone technologies, HELP assists in minimizing some of the errors associated with communicating in stressful situations (Barnes et al, 2014). HELP uses the smartphone's GPS receiver and menus, along with personalized settings to automatically fill in portions of the request (Barnes et al, 2014).…”

Section: Document Management Application: Google Drivementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Exploiting organic smartphone technologies, HELP assists in minimizing some of the errors associated with communicating in stressful situations (Barnes et al, 2014). HELP uses the smartphone's GPS receiver and menus, along with personalized settings to automatically fill in portions of the request (Barnes et al, 2014). HELP can then transmit the request to the appropriate agency or provide the user with a voice script to communicate the message via more conventional methods (Barnes et al, 2014).…”

Section: Document Management Application: Google Drivementioning

confidence: 99%

“…HELP uses the smartphone's GPS receiver and menus, along with personalized settings to automatically fill in portions of the request (Barnes et al, 2014). HELP can then transmit the request to the appropriate agency or provide the user with a voice script to communicate the message via more conventional methods (Barnes et al, 2014). These types of reporting applications are essentially form-filled texts and can easily reduce the amount of errors in transmissions, increase response times, and allow untrained users to call for help during emergencies (Barnes et al, 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Data Supporting Mobile Application Development for Use within the Marine Air-Ground Task Force

Adkison¹

2015

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Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 1 hour per response, including the time for reviewing instruction, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to The United States Marine Corps has identified a need to provide handheld devices to allow operators to conduct wireless command and control-related functions. To fulfill this need, the Marine Corps initiated a program that aims at providing secure cellular communication capabilities down to the individual Marine to address gaps in existing command and control systems. Common wireless communication technologies that are typical within the average enterprise entity, such as text, email, and file sharing, among many others, do not exist on an individual level within the Marine Corps.One of the next steps in advancing the implementation of handheld devices is to map requirements for information exchange to mobile device applications. This thesis accomplishes this mapping and identifies the application space where trusted devices offer the greatest potential for benefit to the Marines of the Major Subordinate Elements. While a suite of approved applications for military use may become available in the future, the initial applications for trusted devices can accomplish the needs for many users, thereby maximizing the utility of these devices in the short term. SUBJECT TERMS

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Data Supporting Mobile Application Development for Use within the Marine Air-Ground Task Force

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Innovation in humanitarian logistics and supply chain management: a systematic review

Altay

Heaslip²,

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The COVID-19 global health crisis forced border closings, strained resources and tightened funding, forcing humanitarian organisations to innovate. This paper aims to identify gaps in the literature on innovation in humanitarian supply chains, and to develop an appropriate framework for future research through a systematic literature review. We use a systematic literature review approach and synthesis the discussion of innovation in humanitarian supply chains after reviewing 43 papers. The synthesis identifies the different contexts for and outcomes of innovation in humanitarian supply chains. Our findings indicate that research on innovation in humanitarian supply chains is an underdeveloped topic. Gaps we identified in regards to the humanitarian context are: (1) a limited discussion of the contribution by the beneficiary to the supply chain; (2) a limited discussion of reconstruction innovations; (3) a lack of study on field application for complex innovations; (4) the lack of discussion of the role of individual knowledge in humanitarian supply chain innovation and finally (5) a lack of study of position innovations where humanitarian organisations use supply chains as a way to market effectively towards donors.

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HELP: Handheld Emergency Logistics Program for Generating Structured Requests in Stressful Conditions

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Data Supporting Mobile Application Development for Use within the Marine Air-Ground Task Force

Data Supporting Mobile Application Development for Use within the Marine Air-Ground Task Force

Innovation in humanitarian logistics and supply chain management: a systematic review

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