Semantic technologies for disaster management: network models and methods of diagrammatic reasoning

Title: Semantic technologies for disaster management: network models and methods of diagrammatic reasoning
Creator: Juniper, Archibald James
Relation: Economic Effects of Natural Disasters: Theoretical Foundations, Methods, and Tools p. 179-190
Relation: https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-817465-4.00012-1
Publisher: Academic Press
Resource Type: book chapter
Date: 2021
Description: The chapter will provide a brief and informal introduction to diagrammatic reasoning and network modeling using string diagrams, which can be shown to possess the same degree of rigor as symbolic algebra, while achieving greater abbreviative power (and pedagogical insight) than more conventional techniques of diagram chasing. This review of the research literature will set the context for a detailed examination of two case studies of semantic technologies, which have been applied to the management of emergency services and search-and-rescue operations. The next section of the chapter will consider the implications of contemporary and closely related developments in software engineering for disaster management. Conclusion will follow.
Subject: applied category theory; semantic technology; search-and-rescue; emergency services; petri nets; network models; software engineering; Grothendieck construction
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1427857
Identifier: uon:38578
Identifier: ISBN:9780128174661
Language: eng

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