Technology Panel Solutions Thursday, June 14 Afternoon Session.

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Technology Panel Solutions Thursday, June 14 Afternoon Session

1. Command and Control Step 1. Who? Step 2. Where? Step 3. How Much? Step 4. Assume a totally new National Guard. Step 5. Assume “homeland defense” has been funded and is operational.

Who Technology Panel Scenario Scenario Summary – Dartmouth College Coliseum Attack – Day 4: 3:00 pm, signal sounded – Day 4: 3:30 pm, Washington, D.C.– “homeland defense” (HD) notifies TX, FL and CA of potential Tularemia infection

Cybercare Response System Hanover New York Washington D.C. Future Scenario Telepresence and Telesurgery/robotic System assisting Local surgeons in Case of an Earthquake

How Much? Day 4 a.m. - Expanded surveillance indicates a growing number of critically ill and less severely ill contact state dept of health contact FBI branch contact homeland defense network (HDN)

Response Cont. Day4, noon-3pm – 5 acute care centers brought online and 5 at NEHC [securely] – Homeland defense stage 1 alert (heightened awareness – remain available) [securely] 3pm (prelim diagnosis returns) – 5 acute care centers are notified “Tularemia” – Count existing headcount of local responders – report count to HDN (know local resources) – HDN tells diagnosis to CDC. CDC responds by mobilizing medical supplies – Community outreach to inform local residents of event

Day 4 4pm – Information management by HDN – Activate local C&C emergency operations Center (EOC) – HDN activates Texas, FL, CA (to stage 2 awareness) – Run predictive resource analysis model at EOC and verified by HDN (determine resource targets) Numbers reported are compared by region as part of model Epidemiology (query initial patients and verify)

Cybercare Response System Hanover New York Washington D.C. Future Scenario Boston first City attacked Telepresence and Telemedicine/robotic System assisting Local clinicians

Day 4 – stage 2 9pm – Commandeer portion of existing comm infrastructure (sized by resource allocation model) – Begin install new communications infrastructure – Secure food & water supply – Listen for pings from remote HDN resources (e.g. reports of other incidents) – Turn over computer operations to HDN control – Triage turned over to HDN control – Robots are deployed according to epidemiology results (security, medical deliveries, reconnaissance, situational awareness)

Day 5 – stage 3 12 midnight – Starbucks (it’ll be in Hanover by now) – Evaluate condition of early responders (HDN computers automated pupil response test) This begins the need for backfill process – Remote resource refuse involvement – HDN mobilizes more remote ID (infectious disease doctors)

Cybercare Response System Hanover New York Washington D.C. Future Scenario Spreads to New York City Cybercare system brings on Multiple additional remote Sites to provide assistance

Cybercare Response System Hanover Washington D.C. Local Medical Responder Telepresence Care System Texas Hanover

Cybercare Response System Hanover Washington D.C. Tele-Robot Responders bringing supplies