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Hugo Liepmann,Hugo Starck,Max Lewandowsky,C. Hirsch,R. Gauppe distributed platform that can serve as a backend for applications and services related to crisis detection and management by combining spatio-textual user generated data. The system focuses on scalability and relies on a combination of state-of-the art Big Data frameworks. It currently supports th

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Fr. Pinelesue and life-saving services, which does not require human-in-the-loop for its navigation. It aims to provide fast reaction in case of an emergency under adverse environmental conditions. ROLFER is currently studied within the framework of the specific use case to provide one or more auto-inflatable

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