Mobile location-based services for trusted information in disaster management

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The goal of the present chapter is to provide location-based services for disaster management. The application involves services related to the safety of the people due to an unexpected event. The current prototype is implemented for a specific issue of disaster management which is road traffic control. The users can ask requests on cell phones or via Internet to the system and get an answer in a display or in textual form. The data are in a central database and every user can input data via virtual tags. The system is based on spatial messages which can be sent from any user to any other in a certain distance. In this way all the users and not a separate source provide the necessary information for a dangerous situation. To avoid any contamination problems we use trust security to check the input to the system and a trust engine model to provide information with a considerable reliability. © 2009 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC.

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Ragia, L., Deriaz, M., & Seigneur, J. M. (2009). Mobile location-based services for trusted information in disaster management. In Information Systems Development: Towards a Service Provision Society (pp. 747–753). https://doi.org/10.1007/b137171_78

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