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2017
Conference Paper
Titel

Towards a common vocabulary for crisis management scenarios

Abstract
Crisis management is a complex process, handling critical situations caused by natural or human-made hazards. In the response phase, crisis managers often have limited time to react on unexpected events. Hence, sufficient training during the preparedness phase of crisis management plays a vital role for correct behaviours under time pressure. Significant efforts in the research community have been invested to develop innovative IT-based crisis management training systems with one core idea in mind - create crisis scenarios with sufficient details for the targeted training purposes to better prepare crisis managers. Developing such scenarios is however a time-consuming process and involves contributing a vast amount of human efforts by crisis managers, domain experts and system engineers. T herefore, improved re-usability of well-developed and validated scenarios is of critical importance for crisis management training. To our best knowledge, a widely-accepted method to describe crisis scenarios in a machine understandable fashion is still missing - training systems are normally equipped with proprietary formats that cannot be easily shared with each other. This paper proposes a common machine-readable vocabulary to describe crisis scenarios. In addition, the corresponding software environment to support the generation and execution of crisis scenarios is also elaborated.
Author(s)
Xie, Jingquan
Sojeva, Betim
Rome, Erich
Lückerath, Daniel
Hauptwerk
Critical Information Infrastructures Security. 12th International Conference, CRITIS 2017
Project(s)
CIPRNet
Funder
European Commission EC
Konferenz
International Workshop on Critical Information Infrastructure Security (CRITIS) 2017
DOI
10.1007/978-3-319-99843-5_3
File(s)
N-481149.pdf (1017.51 KB)
Language
English
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