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Intelligent Assistants in Crisis Management: from PDA to TDA

This paper discusses a variety of potential applications of intelligent assistants, from personal digital assistant (PDA) to team digital assistant (TDA). We identify two challenges that arise when developing intelligent assistants in crisis management and give an overview of the different technologies that could be used to address these challenges. In particular we will focus on ontologies and policies. For both of these technologies, we present a simulation prototype and discuss insights, obstacles and opportunities.