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ICT-DM 2016: Vienna, Austria
- 3rd International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management, ICT-DM 2016, Vienna, Austria, December 13-15, 2016. IEEE 2016, ISBN 978-1-5090-5234-9
- Azzedine Boukerche:
Keynotes: Emergency preparedness and response class of applications: A new challenge for the next generation of wireless sensor networks, public safety and security. 1-4 - Meriam Bouzouita, Yassine Hadjadj Aoul, Nawel Zangar, Sami Tabbane:
Leveraging crowd sourcing technique for an optimized M2M access during emergency situations. 1-5 - Kengo Yokota, Shinsuke Hara, Takahiro Matsuda, Kenichi Takizawa, Fumie Ono, Ryu Miura:
Experimental evaluation on a joint attenuation map estimation/indoor localization by means of compressed sensing-based wireless tomography. 1-6 - Ivan Gojmerac, Christoph Ruggenthaler, Maria Egly, Wolfgang Vorraber
, Julia Brugger, Helmut Aschbacher, Katrin Panzenböck, Markus Christian:
Advanced information systems for enhanced civil-military interoperability in Austria. 1-8 - Vimala Nunavath, Andreas Prinz:
LifeRescue: A web based application for emergency responders during fire emergency response. 1-8 - Martina Umlauft, Christian Raffelsberger, Andreas Kercek, Alexander Almer, Thomas Schnabel, Patrick Morris Luley, Stefan Ladstaetter:
A communication and multi-sensor solution to support dynamic generation of a situational picture. 1-7 - Ivan Gojmerac, Alexander Preinerstorfer
Public warning and alert system for Austria. 1-7 - Daniel Wladdimiro
Disaster management platform to support real-time analytics. 1-8 - Roelof P. van den Berg, Adam Widera, Sandra Lechtenberg, Michael Middelhoff, Bernd Hellingrath
Pictograms and assessment categories as crisis communication language: Lessons from a field exercise with GDACSmobile. 1-8 - Stuart Fraser, Alarma Simpson, Ariel Nunez, Vivien Deparday, Simone Balog, Brenden Jongman, Richard Murnane
ThinkHazard! - Delivering natural hazard information for decision making. 1-6 - Robert Power
Comparing felt reports and tweets about earthquakes. 1-8 - Isabelle-Lynn T. Co, Maria Regina Justina E. Estuar, Kennedy E. Espina, Raymond Josef Edward A. Lara, Vikki Carr D. De Los Reyes:
Integrating health indices towards the development of a Typhoid disease model using STEM. 1-8 - Michael Middelhoff, Adam Widera, Roelof P. van den Berg, Bernd Hellingrath
Crowdsourcing and crowdtasking in crisis management: Lessons learned from a field experiment simulating a flooding in the city of the Hague. 1-8 - Thomas Spielhofer, Reynold Greenlaw, Deborah Markham, Anna Sophie Hahne:
Data mining Twitter during the UK floods: Investigating the potential use of social media in emergency management. 1-6 - Seonghyun Kim, Wonjae Lee, Young-Su Park, Hyun-Woo Lee, Yong-Tae Lee:
Forest fire monitoring system based on aerial image. 1-6 - Ma. Regina E. Estuar, John Owen F. Ilagan, John Noel C. Victorino, Nico Canoy, Alfredo Mahar Francisco A. Lagmay, Maria Regina M. Hechanova:
The challenge of continuous user participation in eBayanihan: Digitizing humanitarian action in a nationwide web mobile participatory disaster management system. 1-8 - Huibo Bi:
Emergency navigation systems and algorithms in confined spaces. 1-8 - Bernhard Jandl-Scherf
Software engineering in the light of evolving standards in CBRN disaster management. 1-8 - Michail Chatzidakis
E-PreS: Monitoring and evaluation of natural hazard preparedness at school community. 1-6 - Mark Robert M. Aldecimo, Marlene M. De Leon:
Development of an OpenStreetMap based safe zone routing system for west valley fault earthquake disaster in the Makati Central Business District, Philippines. 1-7 - Keisuke Iguchi, Hiroyuki Mitsuhara
Evacuation instruction training system using augmented reality and a smartphone-based head mounted display. 1-6 - Junya Kawai, Hiroyuki Mitsuhara
Tsunami evacuation drill system using motion hazard map and smart devices. 1-7 - Hiroyuki Mitsuhara
Penumbral tourism: Place-based disaster education via real-world disaster simulation. 1-7 - Lei Zhong, Kiyoshi Takano, Fangzhou Jiang, Xiaoyan Wang, Yusheng Ji, Shigeki Yamada:
Spatio-temporal data-driven analysis of mobile network availability during natural disasters. 1-7 - S. D'Auria, Michele Luglio
Real time transmission of cultural heritage 3D survey in case of emergency. 1-6 - Lorenzo Bracciale
SMARTSOS: Systems for maritime advanced rescue through satellite and optimized sensor networks. 1-5 - Daniela Knuth
Social media in emergencies: How useful can they be. 1-7 - Kengo Yokota, Shinsuke Hara, Takahiro Matsuda, Kenichi Takizawa, Fumie Ono, Ryu Miura:
Experimental evaluation on a joint attenuation map estimation/indoor localization by means of compressed sensing-based wireless tomography. 1-6 - Gerhard Backfried, Ingrid Kais, Gerald Quirchmayr
Towards a generic data-model for cross-media communication during disasters & crises: Proposed framework for classification of platforms and technologies. 1-3 - Mohammed Benali, Abdessamad Réda Ghomari
Information and knowledge driven collaborative crisis management: A literature review. 1-3 - Simone Wurster
High impact - Low probability incidents at a coastal metropolis: Flood events and risk mitigation by crowd-tasking systems. 1-3 - Kristina Taneva, Danco Davcev:
Traffic jam detection and control by crowdsourcing and a social network. 1-3 - Mandy Töppel, Marie Bartels, Christoph Nagel, Michael Hahne:
A social network to identify responsibilities and expertises in crisis scenarios. 1-3 - Betim Sojeva, Jingquan Xie:
Spatial-aware iterative integration of crisis management information systems. 1-3 - Mohamed Cherif Djemai, Mahmoud Bensaibi:
Seismic vulnerability assessment of Tipaza bridges. 1-3
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