- systematic literature review using the Scopus database- filtering process after the retrieval of resources were inspired by PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses, a systematic way of reporting scientific literature)12 semi-structured interviews were carriedThe interviewees had taken part in international disaster response operations providing either humanitarian assistance following natural disasters or in peacekeeping operations in a disaster setting, involving civil–military coordinationHalf of the interviewees worked for the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB), which is the largest Swedish civil responder to disasters

Comparison of:œ Water Mask Processor (WaMaPro); œ Rapid Mapping of Flooding (RaMaFlood); œ TSX Flood Service (TFS); œ TanDEM-X Water Indication Mask processor (TDX WAM).

To assess the effectiveness of the computer-based, collaborativetraining (CCT), a total of four transportation security mock drillswere conducted from 2004 to 2006 with participation andcooperation from the Indiana Department of TransportationTo assess Indianas Department of Transportation  INDOT performance in meeting the six objectives of emergency operations, a checklist was developed and given to the evaluation team.

Presentation of a robust, modular algorithm for context-based urban terrain modeling from sensor datawe proposed and described an automatic and a semi-automatic method for pose estimationAlgortihm for: geometric reconstruction, roof analysis and visibility analysis and texturing processes, to synthesise data

Development of the Context-Specific, Scenario-Based Risk Scales MethodTwo online Surveys1.one to test the developed methodImprovement of the Method2.Survey to test the methodological improvements.

Part-task trainers, computer-enhanced mannequins (CEM), virtual reality simulators, and PACS simulators.

The interviews were conducted in locations of convenience to the participants where privacy was able to be carefully maintained.

2 Samples of undergraduate seniors [business school students and public relations students]

Furthermore, with a fictive nuclear accident scenario, the relevant CDIRS spaces and ordering rules are constructed, and then the appropriate cross-domain integrated response solution is obtained and verified effectively by reasoning and simulating in the CDIRS modelA fictitious example (the scenario ‘‘A” shown in Fig. 1) is used here to illustrate the principle and the implementation process of CDIRS: In this scenario, a disaster chain is caused by a nuclear accident ‘‘cooling system failing”; and it has rapidly evolved from ‘‘core melting” to ‘‘containment broken”, and then from ‘‘containment broken” to ‘‘radiation leaking” event which may cause a large number of casualties.

three-year old, not-for-profit organization that provided educational entertainment to its visitors.The organization had to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy because, despite initial high attendance, the number of paying customers declined and the organization was not able to pay its debts to the bondholders and the city that had funded the organization.