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Jonas
Landgren
(PhD)
Research
Manager
Public
Safety Group
Viktoria
Institute,
Horselgangen 4
SE-417 56 Gothenburg
Sweden
E-mail: landgren@viktoria.se
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Have
a look at my blog
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Publications
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Landgren, J (2007). Investigating the
tension between information technology use and emergency response work.
ECIS2007, s:t Gallen, Switzerland.
Landgren, J & Nulden,
U.(2007). A
Study of Emergency Response Work: Patterns of Mobile Phone Interaction. In
Proceedings of the 2007 SIGCHI conference on Human Factors in computing
systems CHI '2007. ACM Press
Landgren, J (2006). Evaluating the benefits
of information technology use in time-critical work. IRIS29, Helsingor,
Denmark.
Landgren, J (2006). Making
Action Visible in Time-Critical Work. Proceedings of the 2006 SIGCHI
conference on Human Factors in computing systems CHI '2006. ACM Press
Landgren, J (2005). Supporting
fire crew sensemaking enroute to incidents. International Journal of
Emergency Management. Vol2, No3. Inderscience Enterprises Ltd.
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Landgren, J (2005). Using digital traces
of action to support time-critical work. IRIS 28, Kristiansand, Norway.
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Landgren,
J (2005). Shared
use of information technology in emergency response work.
Second International Conference on Information Systems for Crisis Response
and Management (ISCRAM) 18-20th April. Brussels, Belgium
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Landgren,
J & Nulden, U (2004). A Framework to plan and Review field studies.
In Proceedings of IRIS28, Falkenberg, Sweden.
Landgren, J (2004). Fire Crews at Work, Short paper presented at
Participatory Design Conference 2004, Toronto, Canada.
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Landgren,
J (2004).
Fire Crew enroute Sensemaking, In proceedings of
International Workshop on Information systems for Crisis response and
management, Brussels, Belgium.
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Landgren,
J (2003). Tooltime. In Proceedings of IRIS27, Helsinki, Finland.
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Research Focus:
MOBILE IT-USE IN EMERGENCY
AND CRISIS RESPONSE WORK
See my blog for recent updates
Sensemaking. In daily small scale emergencies, fire crews must in
order to make fast and efficient response, make sense of the accident
location, elaborate potential contextual restrictions, improvise to solve
unforeseen problems and make coordinated actions to control the dynamics of
the accident. Improved access to location and accident information could
potentially improve fire crew sensemaking. Findings from field studies have
been used to inform the design of various prototypes. These prototypes have
been evaluated in future workshops and field experiements. The result from
this work has been communicated to local rescue services and various product
suppliers.
Cross-Actor Collaboration. The fire
crew is the operative unit physically executing the emergency intervention.
In this work, they are highly depend on other actors such as command centre
operators, police, medics, security guards and other professionals dispatched
to the specific emergency. Cross actor information sharing is an attempt to
improve communication and actions among the various actors and provide
technology that connects the various organizations emergency management
systems.
Artifact use in time-critical
work. A fire crew is equipped with an extensive range of artifacts
targeting almost any imaginable problem or situation. Some of these artifacts
are specifically designed for the work practice while others are everyday digital
appliances obtained from consumer as well as for professional use.
Introducing innovative information technology use could potentially challenge
the prevailing tool-perspective and shift the focus to a communication and
collaboration perspective.
ISCRAM-COMMUNITY
Join the ISCRAM-community to learn more about information systems for
crisis response and emergency management. Read about the current ongoing
research and find out how you could benefit from and contribute to the design
of information systems and technology to improve emergency management,
incident response, intervention in large-scale crisis. The ISCRAM-community
is conducting research on serveral organisational levels from a group of
firemen, to the organisational level of emergency response, to national
issues, and international needs of collaboration in case of disasters and
crisis. Sign up and join the ISCRAM-community, NOW!
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Teaching
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As part of my academic work, I
also administrate and teach on the course IT-infrastructure at the IT-university in Gothenburg.
I have also given guest lectures on the Software Engineering program.
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Misc.
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Member of the program
committe for ISCRAM 2008.
(http://www.iscram.org)
Member of the program
committe for ISCRAM 2007.
Member of the organizing committe of ISCRAM-Tiems 2006 Summerschool.
Member of the organizing
committe of European Conference on Information systems (ECIS) 2006. Goteborg,
Sweden.
Local coordinator of the
Sweden-Italian Phd-student Workshop on Information Systems (SIWIS), side-event at
ECIS2006. Goteborg, Sweden.
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