MDPI 2013 - Special Issue on“Emergency Management, Communications and the Internet”

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Keywords
Sensors for Emergency Management and their Evaluation
Network Architectures for Emergency Management
Definition and Evaluation of Network QoS in Emergency Management
Evaluating Sensor Performance in and for Emergencies
The Effect of Interconnected Infrastructures in Emergencies
Complex System Modeling and Networks of Networks for Emergency Analysis and Optimisation
The use of Self-Organisation in Emergency Management System Design
System Architectures for Emergency Management
Integrated Performance Modeling and Evaluation of Emergency Management Systems
Distributed Decision Algorithms for Emergencies, and their Performance
The Internet of Things for Emergency Management
Emergency Management Simulators for Planning and Training
System Test-Beds and Demonstrators
Emerging Standards