Towards using agent-based modelling for collaborative translation of crisis information: A systematic literature review to identify the underlying attributes, behaviours, interactions, and environment of agents

Ogie, Robert Ighodaro; O’Brien, Sharon; Federici, Federico

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2021.102717

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“…The search also mainly adhered to the scope of the study regarding the innovations currently in use and those expected in the future to facilitate energy production from livestock greenhouse gases. Preference was also given to articles published in English to avoid extra work requirements and complications associated with translation [20]. Additionally, by only examining articles published in English, the researcher could fast-track the research process by eliminating the need for third-party translation services.…”

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Livestock Agriculture Greenhouse Gases for Electricity Production: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives

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The focus of this review paper was to investigate innovations currently employed to capture and use greenhouse gases produced within livestock farms for energy production and expected future directions. The methods considered for data collection regarded a systematic review of the literature, where 50 journal articles were critically reviewed. The main findings identified that the conventional method used in transforming livestock agriculture greenhouse gases into energy regards the combustion of biogas. However, emerging methods encompass microbial fuel cells, dry biogas reforming, steam biogas reforming, auto thermal Chemical Looping Reforming (CLRa), and gas-to-liquid methods that convert methane to liquid hydrocarbons. The conclusions from the review are that there is a potential to integrate these methods in livestock agriculture in order to generate energy from greenhouse emissions and reduce the reliance on fossil fuels.

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Livestock Agriculture Greenhouse Gases for Electricity Production: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives

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“…The aim of these ongoing modules is to enable translation studies students (and students of refugee integration in the case of DCU) to develop a skillset for supporting multilingual crisis settings (Federici et al, 2019). The topic of volunteer crisis translation was further developed by examining the potential for 'agent based modelling' (ABM)-a class of computational model for examining systems and determining their emergent behaviour-as an approach for managing volunteer translation in crisis response (Ogie et al, 2022). There is potential for much further research on the use, management, training and effectiveness of volunteer crisis translators.…”

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Crisis Translation

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2022

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The fields of disaster studies and crisis communication have been established for a long time. However, the role of translation in these fields has largely been overlooked until recently. A considerable body of research is now emerging that investigates translation as a crisis communication tool. This paper serves to provide a snapshot in time of the progress to date. A brief introduction to the disciplines of disaster studies and crisis communication is provided and crisis translation is situated at the nexus of these two areas. Following from this, the article considers the position of crisis translation in relation to topics of interest to translation studies scholars such as conflict, development, and community translation. Some of the main topics that have received recent attention to date, such as emergency response policy, translation technology, citizen translator training and ethics are then introduced. The lack of recognition of translation as a crisis communication tool in emergency response policies is called out and recommendations for such policies are highlighted. The essential role of volunteers in crisis response and how this relates to translation is discussed, along with the ethical considerations that need to be taken into account. The potential and challenges of translation technology to assist in all stages of crises is then elaborated. Taking a proposal for research directions in disaster studies, which outlines guiding principles and research thrusts, how translation studies can respond to that agenda is briefly considered. It is concluded that translation and interpreting research can contribute to the five ‘guiding principles’ of horizon scanning, interdisciplinarity, ethics, knowledge transfer and impact. Equally, crisis translation can also easily contribute to the five research ‘thrusts’ of justice, risk, habitation zones, data and technology, and infrastructure for humanity. Indeed, the work to date on crisis and translation has already made significant contributions to these topics, but there is considerable potential for further developments.

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Towards resilience in the value chain of coal mining upstream: an agent-based modeling and simulation to improve coal discrepancy

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Towards using agent-based modelling for collaborative translation of crisis information: A systematic literature review to identify the underlying attributes, behaviours, interactions, and environment of agents

Cited by 6 publications

References 54 publications

Livestock Agriculture Greenhouse Gases for Electricity Production: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives

Livestock Agriculture Greenhouse Gases for Electricity Production: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives

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Towards resilience in the value chain of coal mining upstream: an agent-based modeling and simulation to improve coal discrepancy

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