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The project ‘SlimVerbinden’ addresses the challenge of retaining autonomy while sharing information among multiple parties. Based on a web of trust, information providers can grant and deny access to information, while information consumers can delegate access to specific members within their ‘organization’ (which can be defined within and/or across existing organizations). The policy- and PKI-based realization enables an agent-based secure shared distributed dataspace where no single party knows ‘everything’ and the barriers to information sharing are lowered. The use-case involves public–private cooperation during the mitigation of an incident and drives the development of an operational pilot.
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The work described in this paper provides an overview of the “Slim Verbinden” project, that is sponsored by “Programma Innovatie voor Maatschappelijke Veiligheid” by Agentschap.nl, project no. IMV1100038. The authors thank their colleagues in the project: Fons Panneman and Kees Zeeman (from Studio Veiligheid), David Mobach, Reinier Timmer, Thomas Quillinan, Sorin Iacob, Gerard Toonstra (from Thales Research & Technology), Frances Brazier, Michel Oey, Martijn Warnier, Sander van Splunter, Zülküf Genç, and Faridah Heidari (from Delft University of Technology, TBM), Catholijn Jonker, Maaike Harbers and Joost Broekens (from Delft University of Technology, MMI), Duco Ferro, Dennis Dortland, Tymon de Jonge, Sven Stam, Ludo Stellingwerf and Xiaoyu Mao (from Ask Community Systems), Kees Jan Buter, Renato Bianchessi, Erik van der Berg and Adrie de Kooter (from Cap Gemini), and Robert Kieboom, Stephan Miegies and Ming Chan (from CityGIS). The authors thank the experts from public safety & security organizations and private companies for their contributions to the use-case and constructive feedback. The authors are grateful for the constructive comments of the reviewers.
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de Bruijn, P., Wijngaards, N. (2013). Agent-Enabled Information Provisioning While Retaining Control: A Demonstration. In: Zlatanova, S., Peters, R., Dilo, A., Scholten, H. (eds) Intelligent Systems for Crisis Management. Lecture Notes in Geoinformation and Cartography. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-33218-0_25
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