Rescue plans for crisis situations such as natural or made disasters are mostly
presented in a textual format to the relevant authority. Assessing the quality
of a rescue plan requires analyzing different perspectives, such as plan
complexity, resources costs, service time, allocation strategy and organization
efficiency. Unfortunately, textual rescue plans lack a formal structure to ease
the reading and navigation through the document. To address this problem we are
composing tailored visualizations, each visualization representing a particular
perspective. We provide a domain specific language to describe domain specific
visualizations of processes. We validate our approach using static and dynamic
analysis of the Ho Chi Minh city rescue plan in case of a tsunami. Our approach
provides recommendations that are useful for the authority to improve the
original rescue plan.