AAAI SSS'26 Accepted Papers

Track #1: HADR+AI Research

Continuous Learning for AI-Informed Landmine Risk Assessment
- Nirmal Boghara (New York University) and Mateo Dulce Rubio (New York University)
IDEAOS: AI Project Design Toolkit for Humanitarian Professionals
- Hamdan Albishi (University College London) and Tigmanshu Bhatnagar (University College London )
Generative AI-Assisted Decision Support for Optimal Shelter Allocation during Floods
- Rohit Parasnis (MIT ORC), Maxime Bouscary (MIT ORC), William Zhang (MIT IDSS), Saurabh Amin (Human Resilience Technology Group, MIT Lincoln Laboratory), Georgia Perakis (Human Resilience Technology Group, MIT Lincoln Laboratory), Jeffrey Liu (Human Resilience Technology Group, MIT Lincoln Laboratory), Emma McDaniel (MIT EAPS), Sai Ravela (MIT ORC) and Jenny Rowlett (MIT ORC)
Formalizing Pre-Event Staging Decisions in Emergency Management Practice with Implications for AI Decision Support
- Samsara Foubert (Carnegie Mellon University), Aarti Singh (Carnegie Mellon University) and Hoda Heidari (Carnegie Mellon University)

AI-Driven Analysis of Drone Imagery for Flash Flood Damage Assessment
- Alejandro Roman (Institute of Marine Sciences of Andalusia), Antonio Tovar-Sánchez (Institute of Marine Sciences of Andalusia) and Gabriel Navarro (Institute of Marine Sciences of Andalusia)
Deploying AI-powered Landmine Risk Assessment in Afghanistan and Colombia
- Mateo Dulce (New York University), Rory Collins (UNOPS) and Lionel Fragniere (UNOPS)
Lesedi AI: Early Lessons from Deploying Responsible AI Coaching to Support HADR Practitioners
- Leloba Pahl (Leloba Pahl Coaching & Consulting) and Lewin Keller (Coachbot)
Retrospective: Lessons on How AI has been Adopted for sUAS for Disaster Response and Recovery
- Robin Murphy (Texas A&M University)
Towards the Effective Implementation of AI Research for Practitioners
- Jessica Block (University of California San Diego) and Ran Goldblatt (New Light Technologies)

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