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APPLICATION OF ADVANCED SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES TO DEVELOPMENT OF NEW GENERATION OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND REAL-TIME DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS

The new generation of emergency response and real-time decision support systems (ER&RTDSS) represents major improvements in the ability to provide decision makers with timely and accurate assessments of the impacts of nuclear accidents on public health and the environment. However, it entails a complex structure of ER&RTDSS kernels. Usually in an early stage of ER&RTDSS design important decisions are made concerning relevant software tools and framework. This paper reviews basic strategies and methods dealing with advanced software technologies, which can significantly influence development of ER&RTDSS, particularly in a distributed environment.