Event Definition for the Application of Event Processing to Intelligent Resource Management
Jens Pottebaum, Alexander Artikis, Ncsr ' Demokritos, Robin Marterer, Γεώργιος Παλιούρας, Rainer Koch · ISCRAM · 2011
The application of event processing methods and systems carries high potential for the domain of crisis management and emergency response for different use cases and architectural aspects. This hypothesis is based on the general event based characteristics of the domain as well as former research approaches. Resource management represents a complex task for decision makers; therefore it is taken as a basic use case for this work. It builds up on foundations of resource management (use case and demand side) and event processing (technology and supply side). Methods and results are presented for the identification, definition and validation of events that happen in reality and corresponding event objects which are processed by information systems.