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Integrated Integrated Emergency ManagementEmergency Management

Session Two:Session Two:Incident PreparednessIncident Preparedness

and Responseand Response

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Reminder: “Integrated” Means All Parts of Emergency Management

Work together as a Whole Emergency Response Lifecycle Location, Time, Resources People, Communities, Groups Systems of Systems Information

Management Networks of Networks Coordinate

Information Delivery Standards Improve Information

Interoperability

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Reminder: “Integrated” Means

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Reminder: “Integrated” Means Location, Time, Resources

Geospatial Information Areas Affected for Alerts & Warnings Areas Affected for Responder Notifications

Building Interior Areas Affected (Integrating Building Information)

Time-Critical Information Scheduling Responders: Fire, Police, EMTs Scheduling Responses: Evacuations, Get to Shelter

Resources Physical Resources (Logistics); Fire Trucks, Rescue Teams Information Resources: Up to Date Road Info; Situation

Reports; All Above included in Information Resources

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David Holmberg,David Holmberg, National Institute ofNational Institute ofStandards and Technology (NIST)Standards and Technology (NIST)

Michelle Raymond, Michelle Raymond, Knowledge InteractionKnowledge Interaction

Guy Miasnik,Guy Miasnik, AtHoc, Inc.AtHoc, Inc.