  The paper is devoted to the problem of disaster mitigation. It develops an
emergent mechanism of resource redistribution aimed at recovering of a
socio-technological system affected by a large scale disaster. The basic
requirements to the short-term recovery are taken into account in constructing
this mechanism. The system at hand consists of many individual units (cities)
and the mechanism is based on their cooperative interaction, which makes the
resource redistribution efficient regardless of the particular position of
affected region. Previously we studied the dynamics of supply process governed
by this mechanism when all the information about the system is available and
actual from the beginning of the process (V. Lubashevskiy, T. Kanno, K. Furuta,
arXiv:1310.0648). In the present paper we analyze the effects of lack of
information on the resource delivery rate. Two scenarios of the lack of
information are allowed for. The first one is the delay of the information
about the city states. The second one is its incompleteness. As a result of
simulation, it is demonstrated that the duration of the resource redistribution
governed by the developed mechanism is weakly affected by the lack of
information.
