Up-to-date, accurate, and reliable information is fundamental for time-critical decision support and sustainable emergency management. In this paper, we show how standardised geo-sensor webs, in combination with web-based geo-processing, can enhance efficiency in emergency response and management, demonstrated in the field of radiation safety. We focus on end user and information requirements and show how ‘live’ spatial-temporal analysis results of near real-time and mobile radioactive radiation sensor measurements can enhance the situational awareness of rescue forces for near real-time decision support. We validated our approach technically and methodologically through a radiation safety exercise. The end user feedback confirmed that this ‘live’ workflow can enhance the decision support and the emergency information management through near real-time situation awareness during and after a damaging event.
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Sagl, G., Resch, B., Mittlboeck, M., Hochwimmer, B., Lippautz, M., & Roth, C. (2012). Standardised geo-sensor webs and web-based geo-processing for near real-time situational awareness in emergency management. International Journal of Business Continuity and Risk Management, 3(4), 339. https://doi.org/10.1504/ijbcrm.2012.051869
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