Most of the contributions in this issue expand upon methodologically innovative or focused papers from the 2007 Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management Conference (ISCRAM).
- Preference elicitation and sensitivity analysis in multicriteria group decision support for industrial risk and emergency management
- A conceptual model of disasters encompassing multiple stakeholder domains
- The Borsele files: the challenge of acquiring usable data under chaotic circumstances
- Brokerage roles in disaster response: organisational mediation in the wake of Hurricane Katrina
- Causality, covariates and consensus in ISCRAM research: towards a more robust study design in a transdisciplinary community
- An automated online crisis dispatcher
- Making the future palpable: notes from a major incidents future laboratory
- A formal method to analyse human reasoning and interpretation in incident management
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