Response and recovery applications
Activity 11.4
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Given this basic process for disaster assessment, what do you think is the difference between its application for disaster response as opposed to disaster recovery? |
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Reading 3: 'Air-disaster-response planning: The getting ready' |
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Whilst reading this paper consider the following questions and note how the reading addresses each question.
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Why is it unlikely that the 'Site Commander', 'Resource Officer', 'Triage Officer' and 'Air Control Officer' will all come from the same organisations? Which organisations might they come from and why? |
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Given this range of personnel from diverse backgrounds, what would be the consequences of a lack of planning and exercising? |
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The means of collecting the data differ due to the time-frame of action required. Data collected for response activities is needed immediately, and this cannot be very comprehensive. It will probably consist of a series of brief reports and lists. Thus some sort of sampling method and filtering is required. In recovery activities, time will allow the data to be more substantial and wide-ranging, and thus different techniques may be used.
Activity 11.5
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If there are no pre-planned disaster assessment activities, what do you think are the likely consequences for the response to an emergency?
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