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    ICT-DM’2014 aims to bring together academics and practitioners who are involved in emergency services, ad hoc planning, disaster recovery, etc., to learn about the latest research developments, share experiences and information about this area and develop recommendations. Authors are invited to submit manuscripts that present original unpublished research on using ICTs for detection, prevention, preparation, response and recovery of disasters. There will also be invited presentations by experts from academia, industry, and government as well as special sessions dedicated to case studies, demonstrations and experiences based on pragmatic approaches. This way, the conference will provide a forum for supporting and encouraging both academic researchers, as well as practitioners involved in applied‐focused research. The conference topics are (but not limited to): Communication systems for disaster management Infrastructures, technologies and services for distributed crisis management teams and organizations Mobile and wireless communication networks Hastily formed networks (MANETs, Mesh, VANETs, Sensor, …) Opportunistic communications Multi-platform and multi-sensor data collection Infrastructure protection and security Interoperability of heterogeneous systems Coordination and collaboration technologies and systems for disaster management Collaborative information systems architectures, frameworks, technologies Collaborative decision-making under stress, time pressure and limited resources Service Oriented Architectures for collaboration Ontology approaches Contextual and situation-based collaboration Security and privacy concerns in information sharing Cloud computing for disaster management Pervasive and mobile computing Social media and networks for participation and collaboration Modeling and simulation of collaboration Data/information management and analysis for disaster management Querying and filtering on heterogeneous, multi-source streaming disaster data Human-system interactive information extraction Uncertainty and possibly adversity in data handling and delivery Context-awareness information analysis and extraction Data mining from multiple information and huge sources Mining and making decisions on time-evolving and uncertain data Crowd sourcing Trust and information credibility in social networks Damage and loss assessment Post disaster needs assessment Geo-Information technologies for disaster management Geospatial information technology and geo-collaboration Situation awareness Web mapping and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Integration of data: building information models (BIM) and GIS Standardization developments (models, icons, symbols) Visualization and visual analytics Evacuation and rescue geo-planning Open source data and space based resources to support disaster management Preparation and mitigation for managing disasters Prediction and early warning Remote sensing Risk assessment, modeling and simulation tools for crisis situations Healthcare crisis information systems Multimedia-based communication skills for citizens and civil servants E-government and population education Practices for risk reduction and rapid response in developing countries ICT in emergency planning and civil protection Case studies, particular incidents and learned lessons Benchmark and case studies in e-governance for disaster management Case studies of the use of social media and networks Innovative uses of technologies adapted to the readiness status of developing countries Demos ICT-DM’2014 will include demonstration sessions that shall provide a forum to present and discuss: demonstrations of new products, applications and techniques, practical implementations; industrial and commercial developments, research testbeds and implementations meeting the topics of the conference. Authors are invited to submit a 2-page extended abstract describing the main contr

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    ICT-DM’2014 aims to bring together academics and practitioners who are involved in emergency services, ad hoc planning, disaster recovery, etc., to learn about the latest research developments, share experiences and information about this area and develop recommendations. Authors are invited to submit manuscripts that present original unpublished research on using ICTs for detection, prevention, preparation, response and recovery of disasters. There will also be invited presentations by experts from academia, industry, and government as well as special sessions dedicated to case studies, demonstrations and experiences based on pragmatic approaches. This way, the conference will provide a forum for supporting and encouraging both academic researchers, as well as practitioners involved in applied‐focused research. The conference topics are (but not limited to): Communication systems for disaster management Infrastructures, technologies and services for distributed crisis management teams and organizations Mobile and wireless communication networks Hastily formed networks (MANETs, Mesh, VANETs, Sensor, …) Opportunistic communications Multi-platform and multi-sensor data collection Infrastructure protection and security Interoperability of heterogeneous systems Coordination and collaboration technologies and systems for disaster management Collaborative information systems architectures, frameworks, technologies Collaborative decision-making under stress, time pressure and limited resources Service Oriented Architectures for collaboration Ontology approaches Contextual and situation-based collaboration Security and privacy concerns in information sharing Cloud computing for disaster management Pervasive and mobile computing Social media and networks for participation and collaboration Modeling and simulation of collaboration Data/information management and analysis for disaster management Querying and filtering on heterogeneous, multi-source streaming disaster data Human-system interactive information extraction Uncertainty and possibly adversity in data handling and delivery Context-awareness information analysis and extraction Data mining from multiple information and huge sources Mining and making decisions on time-evolving and uncertain data Crowd sourcing Trust and information credibility in social networks Damage and loss assessment Post disaster needs assessment Geo-Information technologies for disaster management Geospatial information technology and geo-collaboration Situation awareness Web mapping and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Integration of data: building information models (BIM) and GIS Standardization developments (models, icons, symbols) Visualization and visual analytics Evacuation and rescue geo-planning Open source data and space based resources to support disaster management Preparation and mitigation for managing disasters Prediction and early warning Remote sensing Risk assessment, modeling and simulation tools for crisis situations Healthcare crisis information systems Multimedia-based communication skills for citizens and civil servants E-government and population education Practices for risk reduction and rapid response in developing countries ICT in emergency planning and civil protection Case studies, particular incidents and learned lessons Benchmark and case studies in e-governance for disaster management Case studies of the use of social media and networks Innovative uses of technologies adapted to the readiness status of developing countries Demos ICT-DM’2014 will include demonstration sessions that shall provide a forum to present and discuss: demonstrations of new products, applications and techniques, practical implementations; industrial and commercial developments, research testbeds and implementations meeting the topics of the conference. Authors are invited to submit a 2-page extended abstract describing the main contr

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    ICT-DM’2014 aims to bring together academics and practitioners who are involved in emergency services, ad hoc planning, disaster recovery, etc., to learn about the latest research developments, share experiences and information about this area and develop recommendations. Authors are invited to submit manuscripts that present original unpublished research on using ICTs for detection, prevention, preparation, response and recovery of disasters. There will also be invited presentations by experts from academia, industry, and government as well as special sessions dedicated to case studies, demonstrations and experiences based on pragmatic approaches. This way, the conference will provide a forum for supporting and encouraging both academic researchers, as well as practitioners involved in applied‐focused research. The conference topics are (but not limited to): Communication systems for disaster management Infrastructures, technologies and services for distributed crisis management teams and organizations Mobile and wireless communication networks Hastily formed networks (MANETs, Mesh, VANETs, Sensor, …) Opportunistic communications Multi-platform and multi-sensor data collection Infrastructure protection and security Interoperability of heterogeneous systems Coordination and collaboration technologies and systems for disaster management Collaborative information systems architectures, frameworks, technologies Collaborative decision-making under stress, time pressure and limited resources Service Oriented Architectures for collaboration Ontology approaches Contextual and situation-based collaboration Security and privacy concerns in information sharing Cloud computing for disaster management Pervasive and mobile computing Social media and networks for participation and collaboration Modeling and simulation of collaboration Data/information management and analysis for disaster management Querying and filtering on heterogeneous, multi-source streaming disaster data Human-system interactive information extraction Uncertainty and possibly adversity in data handling and delivery Context-awareness information analysis and extraction Data mining from multiple information and huge sources Mining and making decisions on time-evolving and uncertain data Crowd sourcing Trust and information credibility in social networks Damage and loss assessment Post disaster needs assessment Geo-Information technologies for disaster management Geospatial information technology and geo-collaboration Situation awareness Web mapping and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Integration of data: building information models (BIM) and GIS Standardization developments (models, icons, symbols) Visualization and visual analytics Evacuation and rescue geo-planning Open source data and space based resources to support disaster management Preparation and mitigation for managing disasters Prediction and early warning Remote sensing Risk assessment, modeling and simulation tools for crisis situations Healthcare crisis information systems Multimedia-based communication skills for citizens and civil servants E-government and population education Practices for risk reduction and rapid response in developing countries ICT in emergency planning and civil protection Case studies, particular incidents and learned lessons Benchmark and case studies in e-governance for disaster management Case studies of the use of social media and networks Innovative uses of technologies adapted to the readiness status of developing countries Demos ICT-DM’2014 will include demonstration sessions that shall provide a forum to present and discuss: demonstrations of new products, applications and techniques, practical implementations; industrial and commercial developments, research testbeds and implementations meeting the topics of the conference. Authors are invited to submit a 2-page extended abstract describing the main contr

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    The1stInternationalConferenceonICTsforDisasterManagement

    ICTDM2014
    March2425,2014,Algiers,Algeria www.ictdm.org
    Scope Disasters are events that cause dramatic losses of life and property and disrupt the normal functioning of the economy and society on a largescale.Disastermanagementismultifacetedprocesstoreducetheimpactofdisastersandprovideassistancetoaffectedpopulations. It involves information and communicationintensive activities before, during and after disaster strikes. The revolutionary potential of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) lies in their ability to instantly and continuously facilitate rapid communication and flow of information, capital, ideas, people and products. Because of this potential, ICTs have shown usefulness for addressing various challenges including those related to disaster management. This makes everyone agree on their potential to revolutionize the disaster managementareatoo. ICTDM2014 aims to bring together academics and practitioners who are involved in emergency services, ad hoc planning, disaster recovery, etc., to learn about the latest research developments, share experiences and information about this area and develop recommendations. AuthorsareinvitedtosubmitmanuscriptsthatpresentoriginalunpublishedresearchonusingICTsfordetection,prevention,preparation, responseandrecoveryofdisasters.Therewillalsobeinvitedpresentationsbyexpertsfromacademia,industry,andgovernmentaswellas special sessions dedicated to case studies, demonstrations and experiences based on pragmatic approaches. This way, the conference will provide a forum for supporting and encouraging both academic researchers, as well as practitioners involved in appliedfocused research. Theconferencetopicsare(butnotlimitedto): Communicationsystemsfordisastermanagement Infrastructures,technologiesandservicesfordistributedcrisismanagementteamsandorganizations Mobileandwirelesscommunicationnetworks Hastilyformednetworks(MANETs,Mesh,VANETs,Sensor,) Opportunisticcommunications Multiplatformandmultisensordatacollection Infrastructureprotectionandsecurity Interoperabilityofheterogeneoussystems

    Coordinationandcollaborationtechnologiesandsystemsfordisastermanagement Collaborativeinformationsystemsarchitectures,frameworks,technologies Collaborativedecisionmakingunderstress,timepressureandlimitedresources ServiceOrientedArchitecturesforcollaboration Ontologyapproaches Contextualandsituationbasedcollaboration Securityandprivacyconcernsininformationsharing Cloudcomputingfordisastermanagement Pervasiveandmobilecomputing Socialmediaandnetworksforparticipationandcollaboration Modelingandsimulationofcollaboration

    Data/informationmanagementandanalysisfordisastermanagement Queryingandfilteringonheterogeneous,multisourcestreamingdisasterdata Humansysteminteractiveinformationextraction Uncertaintyandpossiblyadversityindatahandlinganddelivery Contextawarenessinformationanalysisandextraction Dataminingfrommultipleinformationandhugesources Miningandmakingdecisionsontimeevolvinganduncertaindata Crowdsourcing Trustandinformationcredibilityinsocialnetworks Damageandlossassessment Postdisasterneedsassessment

    GeoInformationtechnologiesfordisastermanagement Geospatialinformationtechnologyandgeocollaboration Situationawareness WebmappingandGeographicInformationSystems(GIS) Integrationofdata:buildinginformationmodels(BIM)andGIS Standardizationdevelopments(models,icons,symbols) Visualizationandvisualanalytics Evacuationandrescuegeoplanning Opensourcedataandspacebasedresourcestosupportdisastermanagement

    Preparationandmitigationformanagingdisasters Predictionandearlywarning Remotesensing Riskassessment,modelingandsimulationtoolsforcrisissituations Healthcarecrisisinformationsystems Multimediabasedcommunicationskillsforcitizensandcivilservants Egovernmentandpopulationeducation

    Practicesforriskreductionandrapidresponseindevelopingcountries ICTinemergencyplanningandcivilprotection Casestudies,particularincidentsandlearnedlessons Benchmarkandcasestudiesinegovernancefordisastermanagement Casestudiesoftheuseofsocialmediaandnetworks Innovativeusesoftechnologiesadaptedtothereadinessstatusofdevelopingcountries

    Demos ICTDM2014 will include demonstration sessions that shall provide a forum to present and discuss: demonstrations of new products, applications and techniques, practical implementations; industrial and commercial developments, research testbeds and implementations meeting the topics of the conference. A 2page extended abstract describing the main contributions of the demoand the merits of the proposedideasmustbesubmitted. PaperSubmissionandPublication SubmittedpapersmustbewritteninEnglish;theyshouldbeatmost8pagesconformingtotheIEEEconferenceproceedingsformat(8.5"x 11",TwoColumn):http://www.ieee.org/conferences_events/conferences/publishing/templates.html Submissionsshouldincludepapertitle,abstract,nameofauthors,theiraffiliations,andemailsaddresses. All accepted papers will be included in IEEE Xplore (under negotiation).Theproceedings will also be submitted for possible indexing to EI Compendex,ISIThompsonConferenceProceedingsCitationIndex(CPCI),ScopusandINSPEC. Extended version of selected highquality papers will be considered for potential publication in refereed international journals (will be listedsoon). Best"PaperAwards"andbest"StudentPaperAwards"(thefirstauthorshouldbeastudent)willbegranted. ImportantDates PaperSubmission:September23,2013 DemoSubmission:December23,2013 AuthorNotification:December01,2013 DemoNotification:January20,2014 CameraReady:December16,2013 ConferenceDates:March2425,2014

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