ISCRAM 2026 Best Papers

Congratulations to all the winners! 🎉

[Winner] Lisa Norén, Jonas Larsson, Rasmus Ringdahl, Clas Rydergren and Krisjanis Steins. Beyond Distance and Speed Limit: Estimating Emergency Vehicle Travel Time Using Nationwide Data from Sweden.
[Runner-up] Takuma Hashimoto, Hiroyoshi Ito, Akihisa Yasukawa, Munenari Inoguchi and Atsuyuki Morishima. Collecting and Prioritizing Building Information via Online Microtasks for Tsunami Evacuation Shelter Selection.
[Finalist] Anna Ulander, Tobias Andersson Granberg, Jonas Lundberg, Rego Granlund and Jan Lundgren. Preparedness Metrics for Dynamic Rescue Resource Planning.

[Winner] Georg K. J. Fischer, Sebastian Ganter, Uwe Benkarth, Joan Bordoy, Moritz Aberle, Georg Vogelbacher, Tobias Bodewig, Johannes Wendeberg and Jörg Finger. Preliminary Results from a Real-World Trial of a Privacy-Preserving Crowd-Flow Sensor Network in Freiburg, Germany.
[Runner-Up] Niklas Frings, Alexandra Schmitt, Sylvia Bach and Frank Fiedrich. Measuring, Monitoring and Enhancing Crisis Fitness of Municipal Administrations.
[Finalist] Tao Chen, Yuhao Zhang, Lida Huang, Jiakun Dai and Feihu Sun. MAGR-FI: LLM-Based Multi-Agent Game-Theoretic Reasoning Framework for Fire Investigation.

[Winner] Zequn Wu, Lida Huang, Tao Chen and Hui Zhang. Public Warning and Outreach to Reduce Pre-Evacuation Delay in Mountain Flash Flooding: Evidence from Liulimiao Town in Beijing.
[Runner-Up] İsa Utku Dursunoğlu, Barbaros Yahya, Meliha Zeynep Demirtaş, Adahan Yiğitol and Selim Balcısoy. Designing a Human-in-the-Loop AI System for Incident Consolidation and Severity-Aware Triage in Emergency Call Centers.
[Finalist] Aastha Aastha, Apoorva Chauhan and Reem Abbas. An Analysis of Cultural Responsiveness, Inclusivity, and Accessibility in Crisis mHealth Apps.

[Winner] Rosa Edema and Max Tijmann. Cyber Crisis Consulting Beyond Deliverables.
[Runner-Up] Osman Ibrahim. Real-Time Mobile Network Data in Practice: Cross-Sectoral Cooperation During Norway’s National Day.