Emergency Response

Information Systems

DSS/HCI

 

Chair(s):
Tung Bui (Tung.Bui@hawaii.edu), University of Hawaii

Murray Turoff (turoff@njit.edu), New Jersey Institute of Technology

Bartel Van de Walle (bartel@uvt.nl), Tilburg University, Belgium

Description:

Any aspect of the design, development, deployment, operation, or evaluation of emergency response systems are appropriate for this mini-track provided it focuses on the tools, functionality, and/or interface the system provides to human users involved with emergency and crisis response.  Also papers that focus on requirements for this environment and/or the impact or relationship of such systems to the behavior of the individuals or organizations involved are equally welcome.

 Papers that focus on the underlying technology or hardware of computers, networks, sensors, mobile devices and their improvements in such areas as throughput, accuracy, and security, should be directed to other appropriate sessions.  An exception might be any special purpose input/output device for use by respondents to a crisis situation. 

This mini-track is concerned with the functionality that Emergency Response Information System provides for those involved in:

·         Preparedness (analysis, planning, and evaluation)

o        Analysis of the threats

o        Analysis and evaluation of performance (and errors)

o        Planning for training

o        Planning for mitigation

o        Planning for detection and intelligence

o        Planning for response

o        Planning for recovery and/or normalization

·         Training

·         Mitigation

·         Detection

·         Response

·         Recovery/normalization

 

 AMCIS 2007 Colorado        http://www.biz.colostate.edu/amcis07/       Key Dates:

Paper Abstracts Due (optional) Monday, February 5, 2007
Papers Due:   Monday, March 5, 2007
Notification of Acceptance:   Monday, April 16, 2007
Camera Ready Copy Due:   Monday, April 30, 2007