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Research Proposal : A Conceptual Framework to Rapidly Construct Multi-Lingual Textual Communication Systems in Support of Disaster Relief Operations for the Asia-Pacific Community

Multinational humanitarian support operations continue to be crucial as the Pacific Community remains resilient in the face of natural and man-made disasters. The purpose of this proposal is to develop and study a process to facilitate the rapid construct of textual communication systems across a natural language barrier, in support of disaster relief operations. The pragmatic benefits of such a process and the usability of applications developed under this framework will be studied in both lab and ethnographic scenarios.