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Dear All Just a reminder that the deadline for the minitrack "'*Communication and Information Systems Technology for Crisis and Disaster Management"* is coming up on the 15th June. Details of the minitrack can be found at http://www.hicss.org/#!communication-and-information-systems-te/c1fx3 Submission details here: http://www.hicss.org/#!authors/ccjp This year will be a very special HICSS, it's in its 50th year, so it will be a great conference!!!! Hope to see you there Kind regards Julie Dugdale Associate Professor Grenoble Alps University, Adjunct Professor University of Agder ISCRAM Association President MAGMA, multi-agent systems team leader, Grenoble Informatics Lab http://magma.imag.fr/content/julie-dugdale On 25/04/16 18:41, Julie Dugdale wrote: > Dear Colleagues > > As former authors, presenters or attendees of previous mini-tracks at > the HICSS conference, I'm writing to let you know about the > '*Communication and Information Systems Technology for Crisis and > Disaster Management Minitrack*' that will be running at HICSS-50 4th - > 7th January 2017 at the Hilton Waikoloa Village. > > I really encourage you to submit your work to this stimulating > mini-track. Also, if you know of anyone who may be interested in the > minitrack themes, please feel free to forward this email. > > The deadline is for submission is *June 15th* *2017* > > Looking forward to seeing you at HICSS-50! > > Kind regards > Julie Dugdale > Minitrack Co-Chair (Prim > University of Grenoble-Alps, France and University of Agder, Norway > MAGMA Team, Grenoble Informatics Laboratory. > > Details of the minitrack can be found at > http://www.hicss.org/#!communication-and-information-systems-te/c1fx3 > Submission details here: http://www.hicss.org/#!authors/ccjp > > *Communication and Information Systems Technology for Crisis and > Disaster Management Minitrack* > > This minitrack provides a venue for systemic and holistic issues > related to all phases in the disaster management cycle: Prevention and > mitigation; preparedness; alert; response; recovery; and post > disaster. Papers that address advancing any of these aspects through > technical, organizational, or behavioral change are encouraged. These > may include simulation studies, case-based research, empirical > studies, and other applications of quantitative and qualitative > methods, but also technological contributions with cross-disciplinary > flavor (e.g. HCI, interoperability, etc). > > Topics include, but are not limited to: > > * > > Social media and Human Centered Sensing for collaboration in > emergencies and disasters > > * > > Artificial Intelligence (AI) based content management, disaster > mapping, pattern recognition, triage and prioritization of assistance > > * > > Case studies; collaborative integration of theory and practice > > * > > Advances in crisis management methods and practice > > * > > Security and safety models for emergency management systems > > * > > Self-help schemes and eHealth for disasters and emergencies > > * > > Crisis informatics > > * > > Computational simulation of collaboration in crisis situations > > * > > Culture-dependent learning and training and context dependent > self-help information (both national culture and organizational > culture could apply) > > * > > Group and team performance in crisis and disaster management with > integrated systems and collective intelligence methodologies > > * > > Collaboration and interoperability at technical and/or operational > level > > * > > Mobile ad-hoc networks for emergencies > > * > > Propagation and channel modeling of typical disaster areas and > crisis regions > > Minitrack Co-Chairs: > > Julie Dugdale (Primary Contact) > > MAGMA Team, Laboratoire d'Informatique de Grenoble (UMR 5217) > > [log in to unmask] > > Jose Julio Gonzalez > > Centre for Integrated Emergency Management (CIEM), University of > Agder, Norway > > [log in to unmask] > > Murray Turoff > > Information Systems Department > > New Jersey Institute of Technology > > [log in to unmask] > >