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Operational Effectiveness of Smartphones and Apps for Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief (HADR) Operations--A Systems Engineering Study
The revolution in wireless technology has made smartphones an integral part of peoples lives. In todays hyper-connected world, smartphones could possibly help save hundreds of thousands of lives in the aftermath of a disaster or humanitarian crisis. Software developed by computer scientists could be
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