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Supporting Crisis Management Processes by Wirelessly Interconnected Tablet-PCs

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  • Sapateiro, Claudio;
  • Antunes, Pedro;
  • Zurita Alarcón, Gustavo;
  • Baloian Tataryan, Nelson;
  • Vogt, Rodrigo;
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When organizations face unforeseen emergency situations its members often resort to unstructured crisis management activities in order to overcome the problems. Researchers have noted that a common activity in these scenarios is the construction of a shared awareness of the situation in order to collaboratively identify the actions required to be carried on and the most suitable people to do them. In this paper we present a collaborative application based on Tablet-PCs to assist these unstructured activities aiming to improve their consistency and effectiveness. Inspired on the Reasons Swiss-Cheese model for accidents, the proposed approach relies on the development of a shared Situation Awareness, constructed from a set of collaboratively constructed Situation Matrixes which expose involved users contributions to the overall solution strategy. Three application scenarios are used as example.
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This paper was funded by Fondecyt 1085010 and Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (PTDC/EIA/67589/2006).
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URI: https://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/125326
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