Methodological Lessons Learned

First, although standards do exist, real world spatial data is usually not compliant, nor is it offered through open network interfaces. Second, QoS requirements that are of critical importance to this application domain either cannot be implemented, or, even worse, are rarely a consideration. Third, added-value services such as operational logistics and environmental modeling remain isolated to their originating scientific communities, such as Computational Fluid Dynamics and Operational Research, and only lately begin to be considered as services that can be integrated in such systems.

Results are generalizable because a broad group of experts were included (different domains and different fields)Limitation – only two cycles were conductedDue to the generic and abstract nature of some of the concepts, approaches and practices we suggest that future work should involve additional concretization of the concepts and practices as input to the further development of resilience management guidelines.

For trianing innovation define skills specific KPI’sMeasure improvement over time over these KPI’s

The frame rate is the main indicator for real-time performance of a visualization system; however, it often can vary depending on the number and size of visible objects.Users can experience pre-simulated fire phenomena caused by heat transfer or ventilation facilities from different viewing angles in real-time, but cannot interact with fire or smoke directly by means of user inputs such as extinguishing the fire. This is an important limitation for a training application.

Limitation of the model are described (p31) e.g. a realistic case study that incorporates a simulation model would be a useful future research project

Decision making was based on current contingency plans for Spanish tunnels. Future developments of the system will encompass application to more complex tunnels and situations.

While a simplified setting is used to illustrate the analysis, the ideas presented can be adapted for service regions of different dimensions, different locations of the depot and non-constant demand densities.

interesting model to enhance reliable information disseminationlot of simulation were conducted in order to test the performance, effectiveness, efficiency and robustness of the trust systemonly one rope rescue exercise was carried out in normal conditions therefore  at this moment it is difficult to provide an exact measure of the scalability of the system

Rohrer (2014) presents a 3-dimensional framework for the systematic selection of UX research methods. Within this framework, several UX research methods are classified into three dimensions:Behavioral (what people do) vs. Attitudinal (what people say)Qualitative (why or how to fix) vs. Quantitative (how many and how much)Usage context (natural or near-natural use of the product, scripted use of the product, not using the product during the study, a hybrid of the others)

‘In the future work, it is necessary to adopt the emergency response mechanism based on OODA loop to develop a set of software systems so as to command and control the emergency disaster response more valid and more powerful.’ (p. 539) (?)