Location-Based Services for Emergency Management:A Multi-Stakeholder Perspective
This paper investigates the deployment of locationbased services for nationwide emergency management by focusing on the perspectives of two stakeholders, government and end-users,in the cellular mobile phone value chain.The data collected for the study came from a single in-depth interview and open comments in a preliminary end-user survey.The themes presented have been categorised using a qualitative analysis.The findings indicate that although governments and end-users believe that location-based services have the potential to aid people in emergencies, there are several major disagreements over the proposed deployment.This paper is an attempt to help determine the underlying motivations and impediments that would influence the decisions of both stakeholders and also towards providing a better understanding of the anticipated role of each party in such a deployment.
location-based services emergency management public warning all-hazards approach privacy cellular mobile phone
Anas Aloudat Katina Michael Roba Abbas
School of Information Systems and Technology The University of Wollongong New South Wales,Australia
国际会议
第八届国际移动商务会议(Eighth International Conference on Mobile Business)
大连
英文
143-148
2009-06-27（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）