Support for Dynamic Collaborative Action Teams
Abstract
An essential step in fielding a timely and effective response to events of global importance is the ability to rapidly identify and integrate a crisis action team. This group should consist of exactly those individuals best qualified to manage the situation. Often, the organization of such a team follows identifiable patterns. Thus, it is important to rapidly identify the type of team, or pattern, required, and to identify the individuals that meet the requirements specified by this pattern. This is a challenging task, as information about people is often distributed across multiple locations, inconsistent or out-of-date, and phrased in the language of different domains. We present a framework that facilitates the rapid integration of teams by identifying scenario-based patterns, and using agent-based search across enterprise boundaries to identify people and assist in their assignment.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 2006
- Accession Number
- ADA463259
Entities
People
- Christine O. Salamacha
- David P. Glock
- David P. Silberberg
- James Mayfield
- Markus E. Dale
- R. S. Cost
Organizations
- Johns Hopkins University