SCCRASL and CADGE: Crisis Representation and Simulation in Serious Games

Terence Bossomaier; James Tulip; John Carroll; David Cameron

SCCRASL and CADGE: Crisis Representation and Simulation in Serious Games

Terence Bossomaier, James Tulip, John Carroll, David Cameron

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Abstract

Good communication is essential to successful aversion or management of crises, but it raises a number of challenging issues. These vary from the technical, the provision of the right information resources at the right time, to the sociological, the finessing of differing priorities and agendas amongst stakeholders. Communication between stakeholders may be made more difficult by different cultures, ontologies and silo attitudes. This project forms part of a new approach to crisis communication planning and training which embodies serious games and applied drama. The paper describes the integration of a scripting language, CCRASL, with simulation of crisis scenarios in the development of this new genre of serious game.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	WAMS 2010
Place of Publication	Brazil
Publisher	WAMS
Pages	331-338
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 2010
Event	Workshop on Applied Modelling and Simulation (WAMS) - Rio de Janeiro & Buzios, Brazil, Brazil Duration: 05 May 2010 → 07 May 2010

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Workshop	Workshop on Applied Modelling and Simulation (WAMS)
Country/Territory	Brazil
Period	05/05/10 → 07/05/10

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