Great, Mike! "Ontology applications in intelligent social
networks" sounds exciting. I, for one, wouldn't want to miss it.
That fits it nicely into Ontolog's charter, as well as the
Rex/Bob current endeavor on emergency response which they are
continuing with. (01)
I'm am copying this to [ontolog-forum] so see if the topic
resonates with others in the community as well. (02)
Please continue to explore possibilities on the forum ... and
when you guys are about ready, join us at one of the operational
planning and review sessions (these are the regular weekly calls
when we aren't featuring an event) and book a date for it. (03)
Thanks & regards. =ppy
-- (04)
Rex Brooks wrote Fri, 26 Jan 2007 08:46:59 -0800:
> This sounds very interesting, Michael, Peter, Everyone,
>
> In particular, as I crafted my presentation to culminate with, the topic
> of fail points of all kinds is imperative to recognize and address. I
> look forward to engaging in this conversation, though, for the moment, I
> have to keep pushing on EDXL Resource Messaging Specification.
>
> Glad to hear from you Michael.
>
> Cheers,
> Rex (05)
> At 10:11 AM -0500 1/26/07, MDMOVIAR@xxxxxxx wrote:
>> Peter,
>>
>> I am suggesting a session on ontology applications in intelligent
>> social networks used for providing citizens and their communities with
>> prospective best practices, situational awareness, coordinated focus
>> on mission critical gaps, and smart swarm capabilities to anticipate
>> and address small and large-scale social crises. Special emphasis
>> would be on the needs of vulnerable populations incident command
>> systems often do not address and on situations where command and
>> control systems fail (e.g., Katrina, mental health response to the
>> 2004 Hurricanes in Florida, Indian Ocean Basin Tsunami, South Carolina
>> Ricin incident).
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> Michael D. McDonald, Dr.P.H.
>>
>> President, Global Health Initiatives, Inc.
>>
>> Coordinator, NDRCI
>> National Disaster Risk Communication Initiative
>>
>> Co-principal investigator
>> Psychosocial Dimensions of Biosecurity Preparedness and Response
>> Initiative
>>
>> 10604 Crossing Creek, Potomac, MD 20854
>> Cell: 202-468-7899 / Tel: 301-299-1507
>> McDonald@xxxxxxxxxxx (06)
>> In a message dated 1/26/07 2:01:47 AM, peter.yim@xxxxxxxx writes:
>>
>>> Mike,
>>>
>>> Thank you for joining us today. Glad you enjoyed it. Credit goes to
>>> Rex Brooks and Bob Smith who envisioned the program and put it all
>>> together for us.
>>>
>>> The Resilience Network you are talking about is fascinating ...
>>> especially from my perspective as a collaboration technology and
>>> distributed community/team builder.
>>> .... That said, Ontolog is a community focused on "ontologies."
>>> Emergency Response was featured today as a use case on how Ontologies
>>> and Semantic Technologies might contribute to better Emergency
>>> Response Systems and Emergency Response System Management.
>>>
>>> I am copying Rex and Bob here to make sure they are apprised of the
>>> good work you are doing. Given Rex and Bob's involvement in the
>>> various aspects of Emergency Response, I'm almost certain you guys
>>> will be able to get into very interesting conversations and
>>> possibilities in no time.
>>>
>>> Thanks & regards. =ppy
>>> -- (07)
>>> On 1/25/07, MDMOVIAR@xxxxxxx <MDMOVIAR@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>> Thanks, Peter. Great session. At some point, when you are open to a
>>>> discussion on use of intelligent social networks, I would like to
>>>> present the Resilience Networks. The Resilience Networks are a
>>>> non-hierarchical, non-controlled system supplement to hierarchical,
>>>> closed incident command
>>>> systems. Hierarchical command and control systems are by their
>>>> nature slow to evolve and brittle in large-scale disasters,
>>>> especially when cross-sector
>>>> and cross-jurisdiction communication is essential. The Resilience
>>>> Networks are particularly useful in a rapid prototyping
>>>> mode for quick growth in building very local
>>>> infrastructure engaging citizens and their communities
>>>> in situational awareness and acting on mission critical gaps --
>>>> especiallyin the most vulnerable communities.
>>>>
>>>> Mike
>>>>
>>>> Michael D. McDonald, Dr.P.H.
>>>>
>>>> President, Global Health Initiatives, Inc.
>>>>
>>>> Coordinator, NDRCI
>>>> National Disaster Risk Communication Initiative
>>>>
>>>> Co-principal investigator
>>>> Psychosocial Dimensions of Biosecurity Preparedness and Response
>>>> Initiative
>>>>
>>>> 10604 Crossing Creek, Potomac, MD 20854
>>>> Cell: 202-468-7899 / Tel: 301-299-1507
>>>> McDonald@xxxxxxxxxxx (08)
>>>> Peter P. Yim wrote Mon, 22 Jan 2007 13:53:40 -0800 (updated):
>>>> > Re:
>>>> >
>>>> http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ConferenceCall_2007_01_25
>>>> >
>>>> >
>>>> > *REMINDER*
>>>> >
>>>> > The Ontolog Scheduled Discussion Event: "Ontology Applications in
>>> > > Emergency Response" Panel Discussion is coming up this Thursday
>>>> > 25-Jan-2007 (starting at 1:30pm EST / 10:30am PST / 18:30 UTC).
>>>> >
>>>> > Our expert panel include Mr. Rex Brooks, Professor Bob Smith, Ms.
>>>> > Michelle Raymond and Professor Kenneth Baclawski. We will start our
>>>> > session with a briefing from each of the panelists, and then
>>>> proceed to
>>>> > an open discussion between the participants and the panelists on
>>>> the
>>>> > subject matter.
>>>> >
>>>> > ...[snip]...
>
> (09)
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