Frédérick Benaben

Prof. Frédérick Benaben


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Academic Career Length

25Years (2002-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 June 2020 in Decision Support Systems
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AFAudrey Fertier
Audrey Fertier
ABAnne-Marie Barthe-Delanoë
Anne-Marie Barthe-Delanoë
AMAurélie Montarnal
Aurélie Montarnal
STSébastien Truptil
Sébastien Truptil
FBFrédérick Benaben
Frédérick Benaben

1 September 2009 in International Journal of Production Economics
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JTJihed Touzi
Jihed Touzi
FBFrédérick Benaben
Frédérick Benaben
HPHervé Pingaud
Hervé Pingaud
JLJean Pierre Lorré
Jean Pierre Lorré

28 February 2010 in Computers in Industry
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VRVatcharaphun Rajsiri
Vatcharaphun Rajsiri
JLJean-Pierre Lorré
Jean-Pierre Lorré
FBFrédérick Benaben
Frédérick Benaben
HPHervé Pingaud
Hervé Pingaud

1 March 2014 in Decision Support Systems
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ABAnne-Marie Barthe-Delanoë
Anne-Marie Barthe-Delanoë
STSébastien Truptil
Sébastien Truptil
FBFrédérick Benaben
Frédérick Benaben
HPHervé Pingaud
Hervé Pingaud

1 January 2016
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FBFrédérick Benaben
Frédérick Benaben
MLMatthieu Lauras
Matthieu Lauras
STSebastien Truptil
Sebastien Truptil
NSNicolas Salatge
Nicolas Salatge
This article considers collaboration issue and data management issue as the key points of crisis management. In this context, the presented research works focus on a crisis management metamodel, dedicated to provide a way to class incoming data by connecting it to concepts of the metamodel. Such instances would then become intelligible for crisis management tools. This metamodel includes several points of view, specific to the domain of crisis management (including characteristics of the crisis, of the context, of the actors involved, etc.). Besides, the models built from this metamodel can be used as information bases for tools dedicated to support collaboration of actors: collaborative processes may be deduced from the models (and then orchestrated). Similarly, the evolution of the situation can be recorded as updates of the crisis models and contribute to the agility of the crisis management.

5 March 2015 in Disasters
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MLMatthieu Lauras
Matthieu Lauras
STSébastien Truptil
Sébastien Truptil
FBFrédérick Benaben
Frédérick Benaben