Giunchiglia, Fausto

Marchese, Maurizio

McNeill, Fiona

Potter, Stephen

Tate, Austin

Vaccari, Lorenzo

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The role of the OpenKnowledge system is to support and enhance the sharing and the e®ective use of information and services among di®erent actors. In this document we analyze and present a set of scenarios related to emergency response upon which to test the Open-Knowledge system. In particular, we describe the general requirements of the emergency scenario that we are planning to investigate in the OpenKnowledge project

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OpenKnowledge Deliverable 6.5: Emergency response in an open information systems environment

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