Maintaining Homogeneity of Severity Rating among Triage Officers in Collaborative Information Triage

When a large-scale disaster occurs, a great deal large amount of information is transmitted within a short time a brief time. This information often consists of overlapping or unclear importance and authenticity. Under such circumstances, this research focuses on information triage as a framework for supporting the distinction and organization of information within a limited time, and aims to realize a computing environment in which multiple stakeholders can collaborate and tackle these tasks. In this paper, we focus on the discrimination and importance judgment of the person in charge, who conducts the information triage, and consider the method of performing a unified importance evaluation.