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  • Sari: IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology 752
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This volume constitutes the refereed and revised post-conference proceedings of the 9th IFIP WG 5.15 International Conference on Information Technology in Disaster Risk Reduction, ITDRR 2024, held in Krems an der Donau, Austria, during October 14–16, 2024.

The 18 full papers presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 21 submissions. The papers were organized in topical sections as follows: Information for Disaster Management; Training; Evacuation; Reliability in Decision-making; War and Safety Issues; Information and Community Disaster Management.

.- Information for Disaster Management.


.- Identifying Bottlenecks for Information Flow with an Explorative
Information Trading Zone Framework in Emergency Management.


.- Performance Evaluation of An Orchestrator Framework for Disaster
Cyber-physical System.


.- Towards to maintaining Awareness Data in Emergencies Involving Critical
Infrastructure - A framework for process and actions.


.- Training.


.- Digitalization of Table-Top Exercises: An Emergency Response Training
Showcase.


.- Modeling the case of Cyber Espionage for Executive Game Simulations.


.- From Dynamic Decision-making Assessments Using Virtual Simulation-based
Training to Targeted Training of Incident Commanders.


.- Interactive Disaster Training Scenario Generation System with Large
Language Models.


.- Evacuation.


.- Between Early Warning and Fatigue: Exploring Evacuation and Crisis
Management in the 2023/24 Volcanic Eruptions in Iceland.


.- Toward the Realization of Resident-led Tsunami Evacuation Simulation
Creation for the Promotion of Community-based Countermeasures.


.- Reliability in Decision-making.


.- Software-Based True Random Number Generator (STRNG) for Reducing
Communication Vulnerabilities during Disaster Evacuation and Recovery within
Resilient Urban Development (RUD) Framework.


.- On the Ethical Value of Evidence in Disaster Response.


.- Autonomous systems: towards an assessment of the reliability.


.- War and Safety Issues.


.- Autonomy of reconnaissance CBRN-drones and the need for trust in the
technology: A survey.


.- The Virtualization of Terrorism and its Consequences for
Counterterrorism.


.- Air Raid Shelters - Painful Memory (from the Cold War) with New
Actuality.


.- Information and Community Disaster Management.


.- Proposal of a Tourism and Disaster Prevention Information Portal Site for
Foreign Tourists Visiting Japan.


.- The Iberian Orca Interaction Crisis: Disentangling Wild Marine and Human
LivesA Call for Managed Co-existence.


.- Integrating Relationality into Community Resilience: Enhancing Disaster
Management Strategies.