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Crisis informatics is a term coined by Chris Hagar (2006) to describe the study of the interconnectedness of communities, information and technology during a crisis.

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'''Crisis informatics''' is a term coined by Chris Hagar (2006) to describe the study of the interconnectedness of communities, information and technology during a crisis.

== References==

Hagar, Chris. (2006). Using research to aid the design of a crisis information management course. Presented at ALISE SIG “Multicultural, Ethnic & Humanistic Concerns (MEH).” Information Seeking and Service Delivery for Communities in Disaster/ Crisis, San Antonio.