2020
DOI: 10.1111/1468-5973.12317
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Handling effective communication to support awareness in rescue operations

Abstract: Efficient rescue operations require a high level of situation awareness amongst decision‐makers and first responders for the purpose of achieving operations successfully and reducing losses. Moreover, a common operational picture between involved actors is required in order to support decision‐making. Therefore, different organisations and agencies have to collaborate, cooperate, and coordinate their actions with each other. Hence, effective interactions and communications between participants are vital to ful… Show more

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“…The metamodel is applied specifically in the context of crisis management and is structured around four interrelated dimensions: context, partners, objectives, and behavior. Chehade et al 39 propose an ontology called ResOnt that aims to support situation awareness and communication in rescue operations. ResOnt helps ensure a shared understanding of the situation between different stakeholders involved in the rescue operation, including actors, organizations, tasks, and materials.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The metamodel is applied specifically in the context of crisis management and is structured around four interrelated dimensions: context, partners, objectives, and behavior. Chehade et al 39 propose an ontology called ResOnt that aims to support situation awareness and communication in rescue operations. ResOnt helps ensure a shared understanding of the situation between different stakeholders involved in the rescue operation, including actors, organizations, tasks, and materials.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The last issue concerns communication [31,32] and information sharing [33] during emergencies. Both are considered as relevant issues in crisis management [34].…”
Section: Issues For Crisis Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ResOnt is an ontology [32] that reuses existing emergency management and upper level ontologies to represent the abstract (e.g., tasks and phases) and material entities (e.g., hazardous materials) involved in an emergencies to the purpose of supporting information exchange between rescue operators.…”
Section: Ontologies For Crisis Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While communication is obviously an important aspect of crisis informatics, in the second paper of this section, Handling Effective Communication to Support Awareness in Rescue Operations, (Chehade, Matta, Pothin, & Cogranne, 2020) address the communication-related issues to support situation awareness in daily rescue operations. In fact, the process of achieving a common operational picture needs the collaboration and coordination between different organizations and agencies.…”
Section: Ontolog I C Al Approache S For Cris Is Manag Ementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While communication is obviously an important aspect of crisis informatics, in the second paper of this section, Handling Effective Communication to Support Awareness in Rescue Operations, (Chehade, Matta, Pothin, & Cogranne, 2020) Risk assessment is not useful if it cannot be used to improve preparedness. In the last paper, Improving Emergency Preparedness to Cascading Disasters: a Case-Driven Risk Ontology Modelling, (Yu & Li, 2020) address cascading disaster risks, which have become the main threat to urban critical infrastructures and communities.…”
Section: Ontolog I C Al Approache S For Cris Is Manag Ementmentioning
confidence: 99%