Abstract Head-Worn Displays (HWD) can potentially support the mobile work of emergency
responders, but it remains unclear whether teamwork is affected when emergency …

Wilderness search and rescue (WSAR) requires careful communication between workers in
different locations. To understand the contexts from which WSAR workers communicate and …

Although process control rooms are advanced digital environments with a multitude of
desktop and large displays, there still exists a gap between the interaction technologies …

Wilderness search and rescue (WSAR) is a carefully planned and organized team
operation, requiring collaboration and information sharing between many volunteers who …

Despite the proliferation of Public Large Interactive Surfaces (PLISs), and their potential to
provide a more engaging and interactive user experience, these surfaces often go unnoticed …

In this paper we present the design, implementation and preliminary evaluation of Re-
Collision, a prototype collision reconstruction tabletop interface. Re-Collision was developed …

Although all kinds of communication technologies are in use today, the only way to contact
an emergency centre is via the wired or the mobile telephone network. This can be …

Crisis command centres often gather data from disparate locations and collect it for
visualization on a large, shared screen. However, the resulting visualization often lacks …