Programme

Sunday, 08/May/2011
Monday, 09/May/2011
Tuesday, 10/May/2011
Wednesday, 11/May/2011
Session Overview
Sunday, 08/May/2011
9:00am		reg0: Registration
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10:00am
9:30am		PhD Colloquium
-		Location: Room 3
5:00pm		Chair: Tung Bui
		Chair: Simon French
10:00am		CEM1: CEM®/AEM Preparatory Course	Sahana Board: Sahana Members Board Meeting (invitation only)			T1: Tutorial: Designing Surveys for Research on Emergency Management Information Systems
-		Location: Room 4	Location: Room 6			Location: Room 2
1:00pm		Chair: Arthur Rabjohn				Chair: Starr Roxanne Hiltz
11:30am		Morning Break
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11:45am
1:00pm		Picnic Lunch
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2:00pm
2:00pm		CEM2: CEM®/AEM Exam
-		Location: Auditorium
4:00pm		Chair: Arthur Rabjohn
2:00pm		Sahana Disaster Workshop and Simulation (Open to all)	T2: Tutorial: Operational Process Models for Intelligent Crisis Management
-		Location: Room 2	Location: Room 6
5:00pm		Chair: Mark Prutsalis	Chair: Tim Grant
4:00pm		reg1: Registration
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6:00pm
4:30pm		Afertnooon Break
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4:45pm
5:00pm		Poster Session for PhD Colloquium Participants
-		Location: Room 5
6:30pm		Chair: Tung Bui
		Chair: Simon French
6:30-8:00pm		Social Sunday: Opening Social Event
Monday, 09/May/2011
8:00am		reg2: Registration
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8:45am
8:45am		Opening Address
-		Location: Auditorium
9:00am
9:00am		Keynote Lecture Michael K. Lindell
-		Location: Auditorium
10:00am		Chair: Maria A. Santos
10:00am		Session CC1: Command and Control Studies			Session GIS1: Geographic Information Science			Session IS1: Intelligent Systems
-		Location: Auditorium			Location: Room 6			Location: Room 2
11:00am		Chair: Bjorn Johansson			Chair: Francisco Nobre			Chair: Gerhard Wickler
	S	Session CC1: 1		S	Session GIS1: 1		S	Session IS1: 1
		Toward the next generation of emergency operations systems Art Botterell, Martin Griss			Using geo-information technologies to increase the effectiveness of fire brigade services in Turkey Elif Demir, Tahsin Yomralioglu, Arif Cagdas Aydinoglu			Key performance indicator based calculations as a decision support for the tactical level Stefan Moellmann, David Braun, Hagen Engelmann, Wolfgang Raskob
	S	Session CC1: 2		S	Session GIS1: 2		S	Session IS1: 2
		Sensemaking in command centre contexts Fredrik Bergstrand			A geospatial data management framework for humanitarian response Nuala Cowan			Design decisions in the development of an agent-based simulation for large-scale emergency response Glenn I. Hawe, Graham Coates, Duncan T. Wilson, Roger S. Crouch
	S	Session CC1: 3		S	Session GIS1: 3		S	Session IS1: 3
		Startle points: a proposed framework for identifying situational cues, and developing realistic emergency training scenarios Jane Amanda Barnett, William Wong, David Westley, Rick Adderley, Michelle Smith			Geolocated communication support in rescue management Volkmar Schau, Christian Erfurth, Gerald Eichler, Steffen Späthe, Wilhelm Rossak			Fast aerial image acquisition and mosaicking for emergency response operations by collaborative UAVs Markus Quaritsch, Robert Kuschnig, Hermann Hellwagner, Bernhard Rinner
11:00-11:30am		Morning Break
11:30am		Session EW1: Early Warning and Alert Systems			Session RM1: Advanced Research Methods and Unconventional Results			Session SM1: Social Media and Collaborative Systems
-		Location: Auditorium			Location: Room 2			Location: Room 6
1:00pm		Chair: Ioannis Dokas			Chair: Zeno Franco			Chair: Starr Roxanne Hiltz
	F	Session EW1: 1		F	Session RM1: 1		F	Session SM1: 1
		Dialogical emergency management and strategic awareness in emergency communication Henrik Artman, Joel Brynielsson, Bjorn Johansson, Jiri Trnka			Three units of analysis for crisis management and critical infrastructure protection Leire Labaka, Josune Hernantes, Ana Laugé, Jose María Sarriegi			Social software as an infrastructure for crisis management – a case study about current practice and potential usage Christian Reuter, Alexandra Marx, Volkmar Pipek
	F	Session EW1: 2		F	Session RM1: 2		S	Session SM1: 2
		Early warning system for meteorological risk in Lisbon municipality: description and quality evaluation Ana Rosa Trancoso, José Delgado Domingos, Maria João Telhado, João Corte-Real			GPS impact on performance and response time - a review of three studies Rego Granlund, Helena Granlund			Delivering health messages using traditional and new media: Communication preferences of California residents during the 2009 H1N1 influenza outbreak Melissa M. Kelley, Bindu Tharian, Kimberley I. Shoaf
	S	Session EW1: 3		F	Session RM1: 3		S	Session SM1: 3
		Filling in the blanks: constructing effective flood warning messages using the flood warning communicator (FWC) Teun Terpstra, Hanneke Vreugdenhil			Activity theory as a methodological and analytical framework for information practices in emergency management Jyoti Laxmi Mishra, David K. Allen, Alan D. Pearman			Inter-organizational crisis management infrastructures for electrical power breakdowns Torben Wiedenhöfer, Christian Reuter, Benedikt Ley, Volkmar Pipek
							S	Session SM1: 4
								Measuring the impact of a collaborative planning support system on crisis management Geneviève Dubé, Chelsea Kramer, François Vachon, Sébastien Tremblay
1:00-2:30pm		Lunch
2:30pm		Session CC2: Command and Control Studies			Session HC1: Humanitarian Challenges			Session PF1: Planning and Foresight
-		Location: Room 2			Location: Room 6			Location: Auditorium
4:00pm		Chair: Peter Berggren			Chair: Bartel van de Walle			Chair: Murray Turoff
	F	Session CC2: 1		F	Session HC1: 1		F	Session PF1: 1
		Identifying user requirements for a CBRNE management system: a comparison of data analysis methods Milica Stojmenovic, Cathy Dudek, Patrick Noonan, Bruce Tsuji, Devjani Sen, Gitte Lindgaard			Seeking the trustworthy tweet: can microblogged data fit the information needs of disaster response and humanitarian relief organizations Andrea Tapia, Kartikeya Bajpai, Bernard J. Jansen, John Yen			Predicting patient presentation rates at mass gatherings using machine learning Peter Serwylo, Paul Arbon, Grace Rumantir
	F	Session CC2: 2		F	Session HC1: 2		F	Session PF1: 2
		Capturing the Netherlands coast guard's SAR workflow with iTasks Bas Lijnse, Jan Martin Jansen, Ruud Nanne, Rinus Plasmeijer			Research directions in information systems for humanitarian logistics Esther Sangiamkul, Jos van Hillegersberg			Major extensions to cross-impact analysis Murray Turoff, Victor Amadeo Bañuls Silvera
	F	Session CC2: 3		S	Session HC1: 3		F	Session PF1: 3
		Aligning border security workflow and decision making with support information and communications systems Robin E. Mays, Mark Zachry, Alper Murat, Mark P. Haselkorn			Survey on major challenges in humanitarian logistics Bernd Hellingrath, Adam Widera			A product line approach to the development of advanced emergency plans Mª Carmen Penadés Gramaje, José H. Canós Cerdá, Marcos R.S. Borges, Adriana S. Vivacqua
4:00-4:30pm		Afternoon Break
4:30pm		Session AIS1: Analytical Information Systems			Session EW2: Early Warning and Alert Systems			Session MSN1: Mobile and Sensor Networks
-		Location: Room 6			Location: Auditorium			Location: Room 2
6:00pm		Chair: Chris Zobel			Chair: Joao Rego			Chair: Simon French
	F	Session AIS1: 1		F	Session EW2: 1		F	Session MSN1: 1
		Information quality criteria and their importance for experts in crisis situations Therese Friberg, Stephan Prödel, Rainer Koch			Generic information logistics for early warning systems Matthias Lendholt, Martin Hammitzsch			Collaboration on-the-field: suggestions and beyond Andrea Marrella, Massimo Mecella, Alessandro Russo
	F	Session AIS1: 2		S	Session EW2: 2		F	Session MSN1: 2
		Classifying text messages for the Haiti earthquake Cornelia Caragea, Nathan McNeese, Anuj Jaiswal, Greg Traylor, Hyun-Woo Kim, Prasenjit Mitra, Dinghao Wu, Andrea Tapia, C. Lee Giles, Bernard Jim Jansen, John Yen			An example of flood forecasting and decision-support system for water management in Spain Alicia Cabanas, Dirk Schwanenberg, Luis Garrote de Marcos, Miguel Francés Mahamud, Javier Arbaizar González			City Mesh – resilient first responder communication Kamill Panitzek, Immanuel Schweizer, Dirk Bradler, Max Mühlhäuser
	S	Session AIS1: 3		S	Session EW2: 3		S	Session MSN1: 3
		Establishing the need for decision support in disaster debris disposal Gary Fetter, Mauro Falasca			Dewetra, coping with emergencies Paola Pagliara, Angela Corina, Alessandro Burastero, Paolo Campanella, Luca Ferraris, Marina Morando, Nicola Rebora, Cosimo Versace			IT-supported management of mass casualty incidents: the e-Triage projectChristine Adler, Thomas Greiner-Mai, Anton Donner, Àngels Via Estrem, Marion Krüsmann, Javier Mulero Chaves
				S	Session EW2: 4		S	Session MSN1: 4
					Training for crisis response with serious games based on early warning systems Simone De Kleermacker, Annette Zijderveld, Bart Thonus			Crisis management and mobile devices: extending the usage of sensor networks within an integrated system framework Elizabeth Avery Gomez, Michael Bartolacci
				S	Session EW2: 5
					Water quality forecasting systems: advanced warning of harmful events and dissemination of public alerts Daniel Twigt, João Rego, Deborah Tyrrell, Tineke Troost
6:00-8:00pm		Social Monday: Welcome Reception
Tuesday, 10/May/2011
9:00am		Keynote Lecture Arthur Rabjohn
-		Location: Auditorium
10:00am		Chair: Julie Dugdale
10:00am		Session CC3: Command and Control Studies			Session PanelET: PANEL - Experiential models for developing crisis management competencies in sea and air transport			Session RM2: Advanced Research Methods and Unconventional Results
-					Location: Auditorium
11:00am		Location: Room 6			Chair: Dimitrios Charalampakis			Location: Room 2
		Chair: Bjorn Johansson						Chair: Bas Lijnse
	S	Session CC3: 1					S	Session RM2: 1
		Combining information sharing and seeking in networked coalitions Tim Grant						Current domain challenges in the emergency response community Jonathan Logan Barr, Annie Boek Peddicord, Russ Burtner, Heidi Mahy
	S	Session CC3: 2					S	Session RM2: 2
		Critical aspects of early-phase response work and its consequences for digital event-log systems Jonas Landgren						Serious games as experiments for emergency management research: a review Theo van Ruijven
							S	Session RM2: 3
								Information requirements for context-aware multi-agency real-time coordination during crisis response Steven Clifton Way
11:00am		MBP: Morning Break with Posters
-		Location: Room 5
11:30am		MBP: 1
		A Dynamic dirty bomb scenario
		Murray Turoff, Banuls Victor, Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Alvaro Pemartin de la Calle
		MBP: 2
		Alert4All: an integrated concept for effective population alerting in crisis situations
		Cristina Parraga Niebla, Tina Weber, Paris Skoutaridis, Paul Hirst, Joaquin Ramirez, Delfim Rego, Guillermo Gill Aguirrebeitia, Wolf Engelbach, Joel Brynielsson, Holger Wigro, Sebastien Grazzini, Christoph Dosch
		MBP: 3
		A scenario-based modeling method for simulation systems
		Amy Rankin, Rita Kovordanyi, Joris Field, Magnus Morin, Johan Jenvald, Henrik Eriksson
		MBP: 4
		Communication and collaboration needs during natural disaster
		Taynia Chin, Elisabeth Avery Gomez
		MBP: 5
		An advanced training environment for crisis management
		Yasmine Arafa, Cornelia Boldyreff
		MBP: 6
		Contribution of UML language for studying crisis cell organizations
		Dalanda Lachtar, Emmanuel Garbolino
		MBP: 7
		Detecting forest fires from volunteered geographic information using spatio-temporal clustering
		Laura Spinsanti, Frank Ostermann
		MBP: 8
		Development of regional radiation-monitoring and emergency-response systems in regions of location of Rosatom's radiation-hazardous facilities
		Vladimir Kiselev, Igor Ossipiants, Sergei Gavrilov, Nikolay Semin, Daniil Tokarchuk, Rafael Arutyunyan
		MBP: 9
		Evaluation of a social multimedia tool for collaboration in crisis response and management
		Erkki Lauri Kurkinen, Mikko Huumonen, Antti-Ville Tuunainen, Veikko Hara
		MBP: 10
		Geographic data modelling: representing reality to support decision analysis
		Nuno Manuel Piteira Charneca, Manuel José Pegado Mendes Oliveira
		MBP: 11
		Why students use social networking sites after crisis situations
		Steven D. Sheetz, Edward A. Fox, Andrew Fitzgerald, Sean Palmer, Donald Shoemaker, Andrea Kavanaugh
		MBP: 12
		Perspectives and propositions for the use and ordering of map Symbols in systems for improving situational awareness in crisis
		Lindy Newlove-Eriksson, Helena Hermansson
		MBP: 13
		REMERWeb: toward a collaborative technological platform for early warning activity
		Sergio Herranz, David Díez, Paloma Díaz, Ignacio Aedo
		MBP: 14
		Resilient control : emergency simulations at nuclear plants
		Fernanda Bruno dos Santos, Ana Carolina Gama e Silva Assaife, José Orlando Gomes
		MBP: 15
		Security2People: how to design components for strategic decision making in large crisis events
		Wolfgang Raskob, Gerhard Benz, Friedmar Fischer, Claudia Landman, Tim Müller, Stefan Möllmann
		MBP: 16
		Situation awareness and control instruments: a qualitative study to enhance remote command-and-control activities
		David Díez, Rosa Romero, Sara Tena, Paloma Díaz, Ignacio Aedo
		MBP: 17
		SMS delivery capacity during an emergency
		João Palha Fernandes
11:30am		Session GIS2: Geographic Information Science			Session IntOS1: Interoperability and Standards			Session SM2: Social Media and Collaborative Systems
-		Location: Room 2			Location: Room 6			Location: Auditorium
1:00pm		Chair: Francisco Nobre			Chair: Beate Stollberg			Chair: Paloma Diaz
	F	Session GIS2: 1		F	Session IntOS1: 1		F	Session SM2: 1
		Seismic scenario simulations using a GIS web service Nuno Filipe Afonso, M. Luísa Sousa			Addressing interoperability through the semantic of information highway in managing responses to humanitarian crises Aladdin Shamoug, Radmila Juric			A framework for analyzing collective action events on twitter Kartikeya Bajpai, Anuj Jaiswal
	S	Session GIS2: 2		F	Session IntOS1: 2		S	Session SM2: 2
		An interactive mapping application for rapid evacuation planning Kenneth Sydney Pelman, Anthony C. Robinson			Light-weight model-based realization of a B2B protocol and a SOA integration engine Theo Dirk Meijler, Frank Nietzold			Using mobile social media for emergency management – a design science approach Heiko Roßnagel, Jan Zibuschka
	S	Session GIS2: 3		S	Session IntOS1: 3		S	Session SM2: 3
		Evaluating emergency scenarios using historic data: flood management André Simões, Armanda Rodrigues, Patrícia Pires, Luís Sá			Towards an information architecture oriented framework for emergency response system Shuyan Xie, Markus Helfert			Understanding the role of cooperation in emergency plan construction André Sabino, Armanda Rodrigues
	S	Session GIS2: 4		S	Session IntOS1: 4		S	Session SM2: 4
		Assessing spatio-temporal population exposure to tsunami hazard in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area Sergio Freire, Christoph Aubrecht			The Tablecast data publishing protocol Ka-Ping Yee, Dieterich Lawson, Dominic König, Dale Zak			Leveraging mobile context for effective collaboration and task management Faisal Luqman, Martin Griss
1:00-2:30pm		Lunch
2:30pm		Session CC4: Command and Control Studies			Session IntOS2: Interoperability and Standards			Session PF2: Planning and Foresight
-		Location: Room 2			Location: Room 6			Location: Auditorium
4:00pm		Chair: Peter Berggren			Chair: Beate Stollberg			Chair: Victor Amadeo Bañuls Silvera
	F	Session CC4: 1		F	Session IntOS2: 1		F	Session PF2: 1
		Consolidating requirements analysis models for a crisis management training simulator Jan Rudinsky, Ebba Thora Hvannberg			An ontology of information for emergency management Antony Peter Galton, Michael Worboys			Information systems to support disaster planning and response: problem diagnosis and research gap analysis Magiswary Dorasamy, Murali Raman
	F	Session CC4: 2		F	Session IntOS2: 2		S	Session PF2: 2
		Communication problems crisis response Jonas Lundberg, Mikael Asplund			A rule-based system for contextualized information delivery Beibei Hu, Jan Hidders, Marc de Lignie, Philipp Cimiano			Business continuity for small business owners: do the tools fit their need? Robert Bell, Elizabeth Avery Gomez
	F	Session CC4: 3		S	Session IntOS2: 3		S	Session PF2: 3
		Command & control: information merging, selective visualization and decision support for emergency handling Menelaos Bakopoulos, Sofia Tsekeridou, Eri Giannaka, Zheng-Hua Tan, Ramjee Prasad			Improving the design of interoperable platform through a structured case study description approach: application to a nuclear crisis Anne-Marie Barthe, Matthieu Lauras, Frederick Benaben			A new method to assess telecom service availability risk Eelco Vriezekolk, Roel Wieringa, Sandro Etalle
				S	Session IntOS2: 4		S	Session PF2: 4
					Designing a harmonized geo-data model for disaster management Arif Cagdas Aydinoglu, Elif Demir, Serpil Ates			GET A PLAN! Automatically generating disaster recovery plans using WILBER Kera Z. Watkins, Katrina Simon-Agolory, Anuradha Venkateswaran, Deok Nam
4:00-4:45pm		Afternoon Break: Demos and Continuation of Morning Posters			GAss: ISCRAM General Assembly (ISCRAM Members only) - Refreshments in Meeting Room
		Location: Room 5			Location: Auditorium
		DEMO 1			Chair: Bartel van de Walle
		Robust scenario-based multi-criteria decision support in strategic emergency management
		Tina Comes, Claudine Conrado, Tiphaine Dalmas, Niek Wijngaards
		DEMO 2
		Sigmah: Free Software for Humanitarian Project Management
		Olivier Sarrat, Véronique De Geoffroy
		DEMO 3
		MoSOS: Mobile Digital Beacon Project
		Ilya Eric Lee
4:45pm		Session AIS2: Analytical Information Systems			Session IntOS3: Workshop - Interoperability and Standards			Session PF3: Planning and Foresight
-		Location: Room 6			Location: Room 7			Location: Auditorium
6:15pm		Chair: Gary Fetter			Chair: Chamindra De Silva			Chair: Murray Turoff
					Chair: Beate Stollberg
	F	Session AIS2: 1					F	Session PF3: 1
		Event definition for the application of event processing to intelligent resource management Jens Pottebaum, Alexander Artikis, Robin Marterer, George Paliouras, Rainer Koch						An agent-based approach to envision the future José Miguel Castillo
	S	Session AIS2: 2					S	Session PF3: 2
		Knowledge extraction by Internet monitoring to enhance crisis management Samiha El Hamal i, Nadia Nouali, Omar Nouali						A new paradigm in urban road network seismic vulnerability: from a link-by-link structural approach to an integrated functional assessment Gonçalo Miguel Caiado, Rosário Macário, Carlos Oliveira
	S	Session AIS2: 3					S	Session PF3: 3
		Risk analysis for Greene county and Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio: Riverine flooding using HAZUS-MH Anuradha Venkateswaran, Katrina Simon-Agolory, Kera, Z. Watkins						Three hundred decisions a day: a case study of local crisis management Alvaro Cesareo Pemartin, Murray Turoff
	S	Session AIS2: 4					S	Session PF3: 4
		Assessment of interdependent lifeline networks performance in earthquake disaster management Huseyin Can Unen, Muhammed Sahin, Amr S. Elnashai						Integrating the concepts of foresight and prediction for improved disaster risk management Christoph Aubrecht, Sérgio Freire, Josef Fröhlich, Beatrice Rath, Klaus Steinnocher
7:00-10:00pm		Social Tuesday: Conference Dinner - Announcement of ISCRAM 2012 location, Awards Ceremony
Wednesday, 11/May/2011
9:00am		Keynote Lecture Marcos R.S. Borges
-		Location: Auditorium
10:00am		Chair: David Mendonça
10:00am		Session ET1: Education and Training			Session PanelH: PANEL - Humanitarian Issues. Topic: the role and impact of social media in recent disasters. OCHA Moderated			Session UCD1: User Centred Design Process for Emergent MIS: methodology, case studies and results
-		Location: Room 2			Location: Auditorium			Location: Room 6
11:00am		Chair: Christine Hagar			Chair: Bartel van de Walle			Chair: Jens Pottebaum
	F	Session ET1: 1					F	Session UCD1: 1
		Learning about emergency management information systems through partially distributed team projects Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Linda Plotnick, Rosalie J. Ocker						User study: involving civilians by smart phones during emergency situations. Amro Al-Akkad, Andreas Zimmermann
	F	Session ET1: 2					S	Session UCD1: 2
		Multidisciplinary cooperation in crisis management teams: a tool to improve team situation awareness Lisette de Koning, Lottie Kuijt, Nicolet Theunissen, Richelle van Rijk, Mirjam Huis in 't Veld						Psychological requirements for crisis and emergency decision-support systems for public transport control centers Gesine D. Hofinger, Robert Zinke, Laura Kuenzer
	S	Session ET1: 3					S	Session UCD1: 3
		Information technologies for emergency planning and training Ignacio Aedo, Paloma Diaz, Victor A. Bañuls, Jose H. Canós, Roxanne Hiltz						Thinking global acting local: a human-centric pattern to design information-intensive services for global crisis management Ahmed Seffah, Jean Pierre Cahier, Aurélien Bénel
11:00-11:30am		Morning Break
11:30am		Session AIS3: Analytical Information Systems			Session HC2: Humanitarian Challenges			Session UCD2: User Centred Design Process for Emergent MIS: methodology, case studies and results
-		Location: Room 2			Location: Auditorium			Location: Room 6
1:00pm		Chair: Chris Zobel			Chair: Carleen Maitland			Chair: Therese Friberg
	F	Session AIS3: 1		S	Session HC2: 1		F	Session UCD2: 1
		Collaborative option awareness for emergency response decision making Yikun Liu, Sung Pil Moon, Mark S. Pfaff, Jill L. Drury, Gary L. Klein			Sigmah: free software for humanitarian project management Olivier Sarrat, Véronique De Geoffroy			Identifying and supporting information needs in mass casualty incidents - an interdisciplinary approach Aygul Gabdulkhakova, Birgitta König-Ries, Mareike Mähler, Yeliz Yildirim-Krannig, Fabian Wucholt
	F	Session AIS3: 2		F	Session HC2: 2		F	Session UCD2: 2
		Ontology based inference to enhance team situation awareness in emergency managemen Yasir Javed, Tony Norris, David M. Johnston			Defining 'Fast': factors affecting the experience of speed in humanitarian logistics Rebecca W. Walton, Robin E. Mays, Mark P. Haselkorn			Evaluation of a software prototype for supporting fire emergency response Raj Prasanna Rahubadde Kankanamge, Lili Yang, Malcolm King
	S	Session AIS3: 3		S	Session HC2: 3		F	Session UCD2: 3
		Representing the multi-dimensional nature of disaster resilience Chris Zobel			Humanitarian organizational collaboration: information technologies as necessary but not sufficient Louis-Marie Ngamassi Tchouakeu, Carleen Maitland, Andrea H. Tapia, Kartikeya Bajpai			Cultural analysis and formal standardised language - a mass casualty incident perspective Fabian Wucholt, Yeliz Yildirim-Krannig, Mareike Mähler, Uwe Krüger, Clemens Beckstein
				S	Session HC2: 4
					Reference process models and systems for inter-organizational ad-hoc coordination - supply chain management in humanitarian operations Jörn Franke, Adam Widera, Francois Charoy, Bernd Hellingrath, Cédric Ulmer
1:00-2:30pm		Lunch
2:30pm		Session EW3: Early Warning and Alert Systems			Session IS2: Intelligent Systems			Session PF4: Planning and Foresight
-		Location: Auditorium			Location: Room 2			Location: Room 6
4:00pm		Chair: Ioannis Dokas			Chair: Frank Fiedrich			Chair: Victor Amadeo Bañuls Silvera
	F	Session EW3: 1		F	Session IS2: 1		S	Session PF4: 1
		Assessing the economic value of early warning systems Michael Klafft, Ulrich Meissen			The vrtual collaboration environment: new media for crisis response Gerhard Wickler, Stephen Potter, Austin Tate, Jeffrey Hansberger			Collaborative relationships are key to community resilience and emergency preparedness Gaston C. Armour, Hero K. Tameling
	S	Session EW3: 2		S	Session IS2: 2		S	Session PF4: 2
		On the effectiveness of mobile service notifications for passenger egress during large public events Heiko Roßnagel, Jan Zibuschka, Olaf Junker			Adaptive co-ordinated emergency response to Rapidly Evolving large-Scale Unprecedented Events (REScuE) Graham Coates, Glenn I. Hawe, Duncan T. Wilson, Roger S. Crouch			Complexity in emergency management and disaster response information systems (EMDRIS) Erman Coskun, Dilek Ozceylan
	S	Session EW3: 3		F	Session IS2: 3		F	Session PF4: 3
		MOIA: an integrated decision support tool for port management Joao Alfredo Santos, Sara Rodrigues, Diogo Ruben Neves, Adriana Vieira, Conceição Juana Fortes, Maria Teresa Reis, Anabela Simoes, Eduardo Brito Azevedo			Intelligent decision support for centralized coordination during emergency response Felix Wex, Guido Schryen, Dirk Neumann			Optimizing ICT portfolios in emergency management: a modular alignment approach Marcus Wilhelm Vogt, Kieth Hales, Dieter Hertweck
	S	Session EW3: 4		S	Session IS2: 4		S	Session PF4: 4
		Understanding user acceptance of mobile alerting systems Matti Haataja, Markku Häkkinen, Helen Sullivan			A security risk analysis framework for interconnected transportation systems G. Leventakis, Athanasios Sfetsos, N. Moustakidis, V. Gkrizis, S. Andronopoulos, N. Athanasiadis, A. Ramfos, S. Tönjes, D. Zisiadis, S. Kopsidas, N. Nikitakos			Spatial vulnerability indicators: ‘measuring’ recovery processes after earthquakes Diana María Contreras Mojica, Thomas Blaschke, Stefan Kienberger, Peter Zeil
4:30pm		Closing Session, including ISCRAM 2012 information
		Location: Auditorium
		F - Full papers
		S - Short papers