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NOTICE:
TIEMS Transportation Safety and Security Workshop Janurary 28-29th 2003
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Welcome to
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Institute for Crisis, Disaster, and Risk Management Crisis and Emergency Management
Newsletter Website
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Volume 3 - Number
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The EMSE 232 Disaster Newsletter
is produced by the students in the Fall 2002 Crisis and Emergency Management
Class at The George Washington University in Washington, DC. The purpose
of the EMSE 232 Disaster Newsletter is to provide its readers with a current
perspective of activities in the disaster managment field in the United
States and around the world. The Newsletter includes information on
current disaster management trends in the areas of research, funding, technologies
and consulting. This information is provided in brief summaries of
current activities accompanied by computer link or reference to more detailed
information.
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Archives
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Organization and Statutory Authority: - Organization of Emergency Management: Then, Now and Soon To Be By Scott Burnotes - Clinton and Bush Administration’s Homeland Defense Policies and Emergency Management By Jeff Miller - Statutory Authority – Crisis and Emergency Management and the Volunteer By Thom Carr - Turkey: A Case Study of Statutory Authority of Crisis Management: Before and After the Marmara Earthquake By Erdem Ergin - Research and Development in Emergency Management By Eric Schmidt Communications: - Communications in Crisis and Emergency Management By Falah Al-Mahan - Communications & Federal Emergency Management: A Look at the Past, Present and Future By Tom Ruffini - Developing a Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence Architecture Process for the Department of Homeland Security By Dana Griffin - The Internet and Emergency Management By Joaquin Toro - The Intelligence Cycle in Crisis and Emergency Management By Ana Hill Preparedness and Mitigation: - The Evolution of Preparedness as a Function of Emergency Management By Alan Petro - A Key Success Factor in Sustainable Disaster Mitigation: Inter-Organizational Synergy By Sarp Yeletaysi - Illinois: A National Leader in Terrorism Preparedness By Molly Weber - September 11, 2001 and the Nature of Business Continuity Planning By John F. Smith - Emergency Management: The Past, Present and Future of Preparedness By Chris Upham - Community Level Mitigation – Policies and Practices By Brandy Berker-Keippala Other Federal Agencies: - The Role of the U.S. Military in Domestic Emergency Management: The Past, Present and Future By Jerry Conley - Born Out of the FAA ashes: The Transportation Security Administration By Raymond Cheung - Bioterrorism Mitigation: Infectious Disease Surveillance By Elizabeth Whitaker |