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A Comparison on MANETs’ Service Replication Schemes: Interest versus Topology Prediction- A Cost Model for Distributed Coverage Processing Services
- An Evaluation Methodology and Framework for Semantic Web Services Technology
- An Interest-Based Load Balancing Mechanism for the Service Distribution Protocol in MANETs
- Enabling Trust-Aware Semantic Web Service Selection – A Flexible and Personalized Approach
- Enabling Trust-Aware Semantic Web Service Selection – A Flexible and Personalized Approach
- Evaluating Semantic Web Service Technologies: Criteria, Approaches and Challenges
- Heuristic Geo Query Decomposition and Orchestration in a SOA
- Impact of Heterogeneous Mobility Models on the Service Distribution Protocol for MANETs
- Information and Management Support for Mass Casualty Incident Scenarios
- IntrospectiveViews: An Interface for Scrutinizing Semantic User Models
- Measures for Benchmarking Semantic Web Service Matchmaking Correctness (SEALS Best Evaluation Paper Award)
- New Service Selection Strategies for the Service Distribution Protocol for MANETs.
- Scrutinizing User Interest Models with IntrospectiveViews
- SDP Primary Implementation in Microsoft® VisualC++®, A Service Distribution Protocol for MANETs
- SDP-Implementation in Opnet® v.1: MANETs’ Service Replication and Load Balancing: Release Notes-User Manual-Programmer Guide
- SDP-Implementation in Opnet® v.2, SDP-Based Composite Service Execution in MANETs: Release Notes-User Manual-Programmer Guide
- Semantic Enrichment of Social Media Resources for Adaptation
- Service Replication in Wireless Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
- Supporting Consumers in Providing Meaningful Multi-Criteria Judgments
Information and Management Support for Mass Casualty Incident Scenarios
| Title: | Information and Management Support for Mass Casualty Incident Scenarios |
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| Authors: | U. Krüger, A.Gabdulkhakova, V. Schau, C. Beckstein |
| Source: | 2. Workshop IT-Unterstützung für Rettungskräfte im Rahmen der INFORMATIK 2010 |
| Place: | Leipzig |
| Date: | 2010-09-01 |
| Type: | Workshop Paper |
| Abstract: |
Handling highly dynamic scenarios as they arise in mass casualty incident (MCI) situations requires lots of information about the situation and an extremely flexible IT infrastructure that can assist in managing the incident. We show a combination of technologies from different fields of research that have focused on the support of the strategic and tactical level in such situations. We describe the core of the SpeedUp architecture where a planner, a service manager, and an agent-based middleware together support operations managers in an MCI. |
| File: | iRettung2010.pdf |