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About CIEM

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Senterleder
Email
jaziar.radianti@uia.no
Phone
+47 37 23 34 35
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Administrativ koordinator
Email
eirik.rustad@uia.no
Phone
+47 38 14 13 13
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Community Resilience PI
Email
christian.webersik@uia.no
Phone
+47 38 14 18 53
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Cybersecurity PI
Email
nadia.saad.noori@uia.no
Phone
+47 37 23 32 49
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Cybersecurity PI
Email
marko.niemimaa@uia.no
Phone
+47 38 14 18 42
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Technologies for augmenting capabilities for emergency management operations PI
Email
filippo.sanfilippo@uia.no
Phone
+47 37 23 30 76
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Technologies for augmenting capabilities for emergency management operations PI
Email
daniel.romero@uia.no
Phone
+47 37 23 31 96
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Technological advancements to support humanitarian aid PI
Email
hossein.baharmand@uia.no
Phone
+47 37 23 34 31
Technological advancements to support humanitarian aid PI
Email
hanne.haaland@uia.no
Phone
+47 38 14 23 62
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Information support for collaborative emergency management PI
Email
terje.gjosater@uia.no
Phone
+47 38 14 11 59
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Information support for collaborative emergency management PI
Center for Integrated Emergency Management (CIEM) is an interdisciplinary research center at the University of Agder. The center conducts research on how technological innovation and creativity can improve preparedness and emergency management.

Centre for Integrated Emergency Management (CIEM) is a multidisciplinary research centre at the University of Agder, Norway.

The centre conducts research on how technology innovation can improve emergency preparedness and management.

Bringing together researchers within information systems, computer science and social science, the centre explores how to effectively collect and integrate information from different sources to support decision-making in different stages of an emergency.

CIEM’s aim is to contribute to societal resilience, by providing emergency stakeholders with improved technology and method support for secure and efficient operations.

CIEM focuses on global, national and local research challenges, and has extensive collaboration with public agencies, volunteer emergency responders, industry, and research groups in Norway and internationally.

CIEM is active as coordinator and partner in several research projects funded by the European Union and national funding agencies, involving research in areas such as cybersecurity, community resilience, situational awareness, social media analytics, humanitarian logistics, augmented reality and sensor technologies.

Cybersecurity

Developing organizations’ capabilities to identify and handle hybrid threats and cyberattacks. Training and exercises in cyber preparedness.

Information Sharing and Collaboration among Emergency Responders

Procedures and tools for collecting and sharing information to support common situational awareness, decision-making, and learning in joint operations.

Societal Resilience

Contributing to strengthening resilience in society through comprehensive risk and vulnerability analysis, effective crisis communication, involvement of volunteers, and inclusion of vulnerable groups.

Technological Support for Humanitarian Aid

Supporting cross-sectoral and sustainable humanitarian efforts. Research topics include logistics, supply chains, and the use of blockchain technology.

Technological Support for Emergency Management

Use of drones, robotics, and sensors for data collection and communication, and as support for emergency personnel in demanding operations.

Published Mar. 27, 2024 - Last modified May 27, 2025