A negotiated-text method for assessing situation awareness information requirements from emergency responders

Groner, Norman; Jennings, Charles; Robinson, Amy

doi:10.1109/cogsima.2012.6188394

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“…Different groups such as the police, firefighters, public health and volunteer organs should work as a group rather than individually to be able to share information and work together harmoniously (Bandyopadhyay and Mukherjee, 2016). The factor of “proper guide” is another factor in improving operational management (Osman and Ram, 2013; Groner et al , 2012). Adequate management is significant at the scene of the event using the relevant rescue equipment and search personnel to provide a vital timely response and, in turn, decrease the damage potential during the occurrence (Zverovich et al , 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Recognizing the effective factors in managing fire incidents to reduce the collateral damages and casualties

Soltaninejad

Faraji

Noorzai

2021

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to introduce and evaluate the effect of critical success factors (CSF) in rescue operations in burning buildings by calculating the partial least squares structural equation modeling of PLS-SEM. Design/methodology/approach To do this, success criteria (SC) and CSF in the literature, which are related to the topic, articles, standards and relevant books, will be identified and then evaluated through the extended PLS-SEM model. Findings The results show that technological factors, awareness, resources and safety play an effective role in successful performance management in fire accidents. Research limitations/implications Appropriate use of these factors will promote incident management and decrease casualties and financial loss in the event of accidents. Originality/value Fire-fighting is of great importance, especially in tall and complex buildings. In recent years, extended studies have been carried out regarding fire accident management in terms of CSFs in the category of rescue and firefighting. However, attention has not been paid to the relation and severity of impact between SC and CSF by researchers in addition to the identification of the most important criteria during rescue operations.

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Recognizing the effective factors in managing fire incidents to reduce the collateral damages and casualties

Soltaninejad

Faraji

Noorzai

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“…Such tools can improve the decision-making process and provide real-time access to information, enabling occupants to evacuate promptly from hazardous locations. Moreover, a lack of information about the scene of the fire and its spatial configuration can lead to incorrect decision making when choosing an escape route [16][17][18]. This gap in knowledge can hinder occupants from making informed decisions about the safest path to take during an emergency.…”

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Digital-Twin-Based Fire Safety Management Framework for Smart Buildings

Almatared,

Liu,

Abudayyeh

et al. 2023

Buildings

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In recent years, the implementation of digital twin (DT) technology has gained significant attention in various industries. However, the fire safety management (FSM) sector has been relatively slow in adopting this technology compared to other major industries. Therefore, this study aims to explore the limitations, opportunities, and challenges associated with adopting DT technology in the FSM sector and further develop a DT-based FSM framework towards smart facility management (FM). To achieve this objective, this research started by reviewing several promising DTs for FSM, including building information modeling (BIM), the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and augmented reality (AR). On this basis, a conceptual framework was synthesized in consideration of the benefits of each technology. A questionnaire was conducted for FM professionals to evaluate the proposed framework and identify the challenges of adopting DT in the FSM sector. The survey results reveal that the proposed framework can assist decision makers in obtaining comprehensive information about facilities’ communication among stakeholders. The survey results validate the potential of the adoption of DTs toward smart FM practices in FSM. The survey results provide insights into the perception of DT technology among FM practitioners and identify the current state of DT technology in the FSM sector, its expected benefits, and its potential challenges. The main barriers to adopting DTs in FSM are a lack of knowledge about DTs, their initial costs, user acceptance, difficulties in systems integration, education training costs, a lack of competence, development complexity, difficulties in data management, and a lack of trust in data security.

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“…In addition, the relationship between human behaviour and response when fire occurs is a particularly difficult issue [4]. Lack of situation awareness results from poor gathering, filtering and understanding of time dependent information, which may complicate emergency situations and lead to secondary casualties and property losses [5].…”

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Appraisal of Fire Safety Management Systems at Educational Buildings

Nadzim

Taib

2014

SHS Web of Conferences

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Abstract. Educational buildings are one type of government asset that should be protected, and they play an important role as temporary communal meeting places for children, teachers and communities. In terms of management, schools need to emphasize fire safety for their buildings. It is well known that fires are not only a threat to the building's occupants, but also to the property and the school environment. A study on fire safety management has been carried out on schools that have recently experienced fires in Penang. From the study, it was found that the school buildings require further enhancement in terms of both active and passive fire protection systems. For instance, adequate fire extinguishers should be provided to the school and the management should inspect and maintain fire protection devices regularly. The most effective methods to increase the level of awareness on fire safety are by organizing related programs on the management of fire safety involving all staff, teachers and students, educational talks on the dangers of fire and important actions to take in the event of an emergency, and, lastly, to appoint particular staff to join the management safety team in schools.

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A negotiated-text method for assessing situation awareness information requirements from emergency responders

Cited by 8 publications

References 4 publications

Recognizing the effective factors in managing fire incidents to reduce the collateral damages and casualties

Recognizing the effective factors in managing fire incidents to reduce the collateral damages and casualties

Digital-Twin-Based Fire Safety Management Framework for Smart Buildings

Appraisal of Fire Safety Management Systems at Educational Buildings

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