Fusion Methodologies in Crisis Management

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Natural Language Understanding for Information Fusion

Chapter 3 Cognitive Aspects of Higher Level Fusion

Chapter 4 Information Quality in Information Fusion and Decision Making with Applications to Crisis Management

Chapter 5 Uncertainty Representations for Information Retrieval with Missing Data

Chapter 7 A Multi-Agent Context-Management System for RECON Intelligence Analysis

Chapter 8 On the Challenges of Using Social Media for Crisis Management

Chapter 9 Towards a Crowd-Sensing Enhanced Situation Awareness System for Crisis Management

Chapter 10 Data Fusion Across Traditional and Social Media

Chapter 11 Empowering the Next-Generation Analyst

Chapter 12 Abductive Inferencing for Integrating Information from Human and Robotic Sources

Chapter 13 High-Level Fusion for Crisis Response Planning

Chapter 14 Network Methods and Plan Recognition for Fusion in Crisis Management

Chapter 15 A Model for Threat Assessment

Chapter 16 Rule-Based Support for Situation Management

Chapter 17 From Argumentative Crisis to Critical Arguments: How to Argue in the Face of Danger

Chapter 18 Fusion Trust Service Assessment for Crisis Management Environments

Chapter 19 Aggregation of Coherent Experts’ Opinions: A Tractable Extreme-Outcomes Consistent Rule

Chapter 20 Decision Making Under Ignorance

Chapter 21 Modeling Extreme Events Using Heavy-Tailed Distributions

Chapter 22 A General Framework for Using Social and Traditional Media During Natural Disasters: QuOIMA and the Central European Floods of 2013

Chapter 23 Coordination of Decision-Making in Crisis Management

Chapter 24 HAZMAT Tracking: Compatibility Organizational Theory Case Study

Chapter 25 Decision Support for Wide Area Disasters