Titlebook: Information Technology in Disaster Risk Reduction; 7th IFIP WG 5.15 Int Terje Gj?s?ter,Jaziar Radianti,Yuko Murayama Conference proceedings

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Enhancing Interoperability and?Inferring Evacuation Priorities in?Flood Disaster Responsend multi-source, should be shared among different actors involved in the management process to enhance the interoperability. In addition, they can be used for inferring new information that helps in decision making. The evacuation process of flood victims during a flood disaster is critical and shou

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Providing Situational Awareness to Emergency Responders Using Droneshe risks of the crisis scenarios. In this context, response time is crucial for responding to the needs of affected individuals and environments. This study presents an analysis of six awareness criteria applied in emergency response and how these criteria could improve the technological and collabo

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COVID-19 Sāvdhān: Harnessing the Telecom Infrastructure for COVID-19 Management top priority for preparedness and response in health emergencies. A comprehensive emergency management strategy must include effective communication systems assisted with state-of-the-art Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). For enabling communication, SMS messages utilizing the vast