Representing Experience on Road Accident Management

Matta, Nada; Loriette, Sophie; Sediri, Mohamed; Nigro, Jean Marc; Barloy, Yann; Cahier, Jean Pierre; Hugerot, Alain

doi:10.1109/wetice.2012.38

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“…That is why our scope of interest and action is now mainly focused on a restricted set of application domains of significant social value: risk and crisis management (Matta et al 2012), social support and autonomy (Tixier and Lewkowicz 2011), collaborative sustainability (Cahier 2009), arrangement of informational and knowledge layers in urban spaces (Cahier et al 2011;Soulier et al 2011Soulier et al , 2012. This global approach takes different but complementary faces:…”

Section: A Syncretic View Of the Adopted Interdisciplinary Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Designing Socially Embedded Technologies in the Real-World

Wulf¹,

Schmidt²,

Randall³

2015

Computer Supported Cooperative Work

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The CSCW series examines the dynamic interface of human nature, culture, and technology. Technology to support groups, once largely confined to workplaces, today affects all aspects of life. Analyses of "Collaboration, Sociality, Computation, and the Web" draw on social, computer and information sciences, aesthetics, and values. Each volume in the series provides a perspective on current knowledge and discussion for one topic, in monographs, edited collections, and textbooks appropriate for those studying, designing, or engaging with sociotechnical systems and artifacts.Titles published within the Computer Supported Cooperative Work series are included within Thomson Reuters' Book Citation Index.More information about this series at

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Section: A Syncretic View Of the Adopted Interdisciplinary Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Designing Socially Embedded Technologies in the Real-World

Wulf¹,

Schmidt²,

Randall³

2015

Computer Supported Cooperative Work

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“…This structure has been, already, tested on road accident situations, intervention on an infirmary establishment due to a fire alarm and on an accident in a school caused by a falling crane. This structure can be adopted to represent a number of situations and [27] to specify for each one its success and failure keys depending on time.…”

Section: A Co-annotation Of Situation Base In Ccs Using Vdlbased Iconsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The space is a main dimension in crisis management [27], the representation of actors organization related to the space will help, on one hand, to clarify the type of existing communication and vision that each actor has on the situation. In the other hand it makes more clearly the manner in which we make sense of crisis; it helps managing the acute phase of a crisis, as well as dealing with resources, victims' location, intervention setting and the damages in nearby areas.…”

Section: A Co-annotation Of Situation Base In Ccs Using Vdlbased Iconsmentioning

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VDL-based iconic co-annotation in crisis management

Sediri

Matta

et al. 2014

2014 International Conference on Collaboration Technologies and Systems (CTS)

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Crisis management is typical collaborative work which requires multi types of actors to cooperate in decision making. Crisis Clever System (CCS) is a decision making environment based on emergency experience feedback and provides situation base for later cases. Co-annotation may be needed to remark resources in the situation base or cooperate in decision making when crisis occurs. Iconic coannotation is meaningful to this map-based cooperative work and is supposed to improve the interpretation of situations described in CCS. In this paper, a VDL-based iconic co-annotation method is presented for crisis management. It is assumed to better express multiunderstanding of situations in CCS and to improve the communication quality when cooperating in real CCS-based crisis management.

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“…Decision center has to manage uncertain information, and make a decision according to an environment which can be very complex. [4] has proposed a model that organizes and summarizes experiences gained by every agent involved by the crisis management, this in order to screen these experiences at the right time. 3) the network used for the communication between each agent can be degraded, because of an overloaded network, or because of a material degradation of the network due to the crisis.…”

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Planning and Optimization of Resources Deployment: Application to Crisis Management

Mahdjoub

Rousseaux

2014

2014 IEEE Intl Conf on High Performance Computing and Communications, 2014 IEEE 6th Intl Symp on Cyberspace Safety and Security

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Crisis management challenges decision support systems designers. One problem in the decision marking is to develop systems able to help the coordination of the different involved teams. Another challenge is to make the system work with a degraded communication infrastructure. Each workstation or embedded application must be able to help to make a decision with a degraded network by taking into account the potential decisions made by other agents. We propose in this article a multiagent model, based on an ant colony optimization, and designed to manage the complexity in the deployment of resources to solve a crisis. This model is able to manage data uncertainty, and its global goal is to optimize, in a stable way, fitness functions, like saving lives, defined by multiple users. Moreover, thanks to a reflexive process, the model is able to manage the effects into the environment of its decisions, in order to take more appropriate decisions. Thanks to our transactional model, the system is also able to take into account a large data amount without exploring all potential solutions. The graphical interface should be able to make the user defining rules database. Then, if the nature of the crisis is deeply unchanged, users should be able to change rules' databases.

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Representing Experience on Road Accident Management

Cited by 8 publications

References 11 publications

Designing Socially Embedded Technologies in the Real-World

Designing Socially Embedded Technologies in the Real-World

VDL-based iconic co-annotation in crisis management

Planning and Optimization of Resources Deployment: Application to Crisis Management

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