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GIS as a Tool in Emergency Management Process

This paper shows how GIS could be used to support decision making in emergency risk management. Paper describes GinisEmergency tool, which is based on existing semantic interoperability platform called GeoNis. The proposed prototype is intended to function as an intelligent, computer-based consultant in assisting diagnostic and decision making processes in potentially hazardous situations. Intelligent integration of heterogeneous data sources based on semantics (represented by ontologies) is important part of this research. large amount of geographic datasets that can contain great number of files and data objects. In such environment, accurate and simple methods for identification and retrieval of, often distributed and heterogeneous, geo-data is very crucial. Integration of information gathered from all these services will provide needed knowledge required in the process of visual representation and analysis of hazardous events. This enables timely notification (using GIS interface) of current status of all relevant parameters. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate how GIS could be used to support decision making in emergency risk management. This was done by using an existing semantic interoperability platform called GeoNis (1), and embeds it into a distributed, spatially enabled decision support system - GinisEmergency. The proposed prototype is intended to function as an intelligent - computer-based consultant in assisting diagnostic and decision making processes in potentially hazardous situations.