Information and Communication Systems for Mobile Emergency Response

Lachner, Janine; Hellwagner, Hermann

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-78942-0_22

Cited by 10 publications

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“…El-Masri et al, [2] developed medical service based on advanced techniques such as mobile web technology which contributes to enhancing hand over of clinical services. In comprehensive literature of employing information technology in emergency services, Lachner and Hellwagner [3] give an overview of requirements of such services and tries to propose a prototype of emergency services based on communication technology. Management of emergency events is not only finite by the traditional method described previously.…”

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Design of Mobile Communication System for Emergency Services

Hazim

Al-Behadili²,

Kareem³

et al. 2020

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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<span>Telecommunication technology serves several fields in the world. One of the most significant fields is the emergency services to provide a fast connection between the case, the vehicle and emergency treatment office. This paper is a part of a long-term project to design a reliable communication system service to be used for emergency services of a specific city. The hardware devices of this system are intended to work within an mm waves frequencies. In the current research, as a starting point, an exhaustive study accomplished to pave the way to the main goal of the project. The system uses OFDM technology to improve the performance of the system. Other requirements for error correction are also included in the model such as convolutional, hamming coding and interleaving. The system development is supported by a Matlab interface software to simulate the job of an IoT real-time network covering both vehicles and the control centres.</span>

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Section: Previous Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design of Mobile Communication System for Emergency Services

Hazim

Al-Behadili²,

Kareem³

et al. 2020

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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“…Recently many works exploring mobile capabilities to support communication among emergency responders and between them and the Command and Control appeared (Ochoa et al 2007;Yuan and Deltor 2005;Lachner and Hellwagner 2008).…”

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The Assessment of Information Technology Maturity in Emergency Response Organizations

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Abstract. In emergency response organizations, information technologies are not adequately explored. Sometimes, the mere adoption of new information technologies is not productive, as their efficient use depends on other interrelated technologies and the environment where they are installed. This work describes a model to help organizations understand their capability in respect to the adoption of these technologies. The model also helps the performing of the evaluation from different perspectives, making it suitable to collaborative evaluation. Using the proposed model, an organization can measure its maturity level in different aspects of the evaluation and guide the investment on its capabilities. Part of the model has been developed for emergency response organizations and the information technology dimension of the model has been applied to two fire department installations.

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“…Research on disaster management information systems spans from high-level organizational views up to questions of how field forces can be supported by "mobile response devices" [10], whereas questions from collaboration of organizations, visualization and decision-making are examined [12]. It is often scenariooriented, e. g., Johnson [9] draws conclusions from a flooding in uk in 2007 and points out, among others, a need for a better collaboration of organizations.…”

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Attribute-Based Encryption with Break-Glass

Brucker¹,

Petritsch²,

Weber

2010

Information Security Theory and Practices. Security and Privacy of Pervasive Systems and Smart Devices

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Abstract. Attribute-based Encryption (ABE) allows for implementing fine-grained decentralized access control based on properties or attributes a user has. Thus, there is no need for writing detailed, user-based policies in advance. This makes ABE in particular interesting for implementing security mechanisms in dynamic environments such as ubiquitous computing, disaster management, or health-care. For supporting the latter two application areas, common ABE approaches lack one important feature: break-glass, i. e., the controlled overriding of access control restrictions.In this paper we present an integration of break-glass into an approach for end-to-end secure information sharing using ABE techniques.

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Information and Communication Systems for Mobile Emergency Response

Cited by 10 publications

References 4 publications

Design of Mobile Communication System for Emergency Services

Design of Mobile Communication System for Emergency Services

The Assessment of Information Technology Maturity in Emergency Response Organizations

Attribute-Based Encryption with Break-Glass

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