The effective management of disasters requires providing relevant and right information to
the concerned decision makers. By its nature, disaster management involves multiple actors …

Emergency response is a complex activity involving many actors and heterogeneous spatial
data. Two of the major challenges are the integration and extraction of these data and their …

The response phase in a disaster case is often considered to be the most critical in terms of
saving lives and dealing with irreversible damage. The timely provision of geospatial …

Emergency response is a complex activity involving many actors and heterogeneous spatial
data. One of the major challenges is the integration and understanding of these data by all …

Increasing numbers of natural disasters and man-made disasters, such as earthquakes,
tsunamis, floods, air crashes, etc., have posed a challenge to the public and demonstrated …

An increasing number of disasters, of natural and anthropogenic origin, enhance the
importance of the current role played by disaster management (DM) decision support …

Disaster managers need spatial data for managing disaster efficiently. Often the required
spatial data are distributed and heterogeneous, and several data sources need to be …

In the context of disaster management, geospatial information plays a crucial role in the
decision-making process to protect and save the population. Gathering a maximum of …

In our research work, we were confronted with many complex real problems such as the
problem of risk analysis and natural disasters. Within the framework of these real problems …

An increasing number of multiple types of disasters challenge the current role of Disaster
Management (DM) support systems regarding the interventions at the different phases of the …