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01.12.23
The article: Explainable artificial intelligence in disaster risk management: Achievements and prospective futures ' has been published in [*].
Abstract
Disasters can have devastating impacts on communities and economies, underscoring the urgent need for effective strategic disaster risk management (DRM).
31.10.23
The Project proposal SUDEM (SUstainable Disaster and Emergency Management processes digitization) is approved for the Erasmus+ Programme.
Space Research and Technology Institute, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences is the applicant of the project, where the Composite Information Technologies BV (Akşit) is one of the 4 partner organizations.
12.10.23
Mehmet Akşit gave a talk at the WEC 2023 Conference.
On October 12, 2023, at 17:30 o’clock, Mehmet Aksit gave a talk at the WEC 2023 Conference (https://www.wec2023.com/). The title of the talk was Disaster Management by Process Automation in Smart Cities. The conference was organized at the Prague Congress Centre.
Abstract
Current earthquake management procedures rely heavily on manual methods.
12.10.23
Prof. Miroslav Svítek gave a talk at the WEC 2023 Conference.
On October 12, 2023, at 17:00 o’clock, Prof. Miroslav Svítek gave a talk at the WEC 2023 Conference (https://www.wec2023.com/). The talk was Digital on Smart Cities. The conference was organized at the Prague Congress Centre.
28.09.23
A Project proposal is submitted to the Horizon Europe Twinning Programme.
The topic of the Project is addressing decision-making and advanced management problems in urban transportation systems. Czech Technical University in Prague is the coordinator of the project. OSTIM Technical university is a partner university from Ankara. Prof. Akbar and Akşit are also involved in the project.
18.09.23
The article: Event-based digital-twin model for emergency management’ has been published [*].
Abstract
Emergency management procedures are defined as healing actions to minimize the impact of damages. Various GIS systems have been introduced to provide the necessary facilities for systems that need topology support.
18.09.23
The article: Yazar, U. T. and Aksit, M, 'Chapter 10— An architectural framework for the allocation resources in emergency management systems’, has been published in [*].
Abstract
The emergency instances which are obtained, for example from a dedicated IoT network, are first processed and converted into sets of tasks for aid activities.
18.09.23
The article: Mehmet Aksit, Mehmet Arda Eren, Hanne SAY and Umur Togay YAZAR 'Chapter 5— Key Performance Indicators of Emergency Management Systems’, has been published in [*].
Abstract
Efficient management of emergencies is crucial in preserving the integrity of critical infrastructures. In the literature, key performance indicators (KPIs) are introduced to measure and improve efficiency of business processes.
03.09.23
The article: ‘Data Fusion Analysis and Synthesis Framework for Improving Disaster Situation Awareness’, written by Mehmet Aksit, Hanne Say, Mehmet Arda Eren and Valter Vieira de Camargo has been published by the MDPI Drones Journal.
Abstract
The concept of situation awareness has been studied extensively and applied in several areas such as disaster management.
22.06.23
Attending the conference ‘UCL IRDR 13th Annual Conference Risk Without Borders’ and Giving a seminar at UCL.
Mehmet. Akşit visited London: On the 22nd, as a panel member, and on the 23rd gave a seminar at UCL.
The focus was on automating and optimizing disaster management procedures. Also, presentations were given by the researchers of the UCL.
21.06.23
Mehmet Akşit visited United Kingdom in June.
Topics: Digital management of Disasters/Automating disaster management procedures
The program:
21st of June, Bristol University at 11:00 a.m.
22nd of June: IRDR Annual Conference 2023 - Risk Without Borders, at 2:30 p.m.
23rd of June, University College London at 11 a.m.
26th of June British Telecom Research Centre, Martlesham Heath, time to be announced.
22.03.23
Mehmet Akşit visited Prof. Bart Jacobs' group at the K. Universiteit Leuven on March 21, and gave a talk.
Trends in Large-Scale Event-Driven System Architectures: An Example Case of Earthquake Management Systems.
Abstract
It is a known fact that software systems are playing an increasingly more important role in controlling large-scale processes in our daily life.
26.12.22
The proceeding of the workshop "Software and Earthquake Engineering in Seismic Risk Management (YDMC-2022)" is now available.
The proceeding of the workshop "Software and Earthquake Engineering in Seismic Risk Management (YDMC-2022)" is now available.
Abstract
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first academic meeting of its kind where earthquake engineering and software engineering disciplines came together.