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1 C Incident Area E Hazard Area A 60m 400m D B F 100m 600m

2 report task task report
higher level of hierarchy check / adjust observe / investigate emergency service hierarchy level act / instruct evaluate / plan / decide lower level of hierarchy task report References

3 Deceased Collection Point(s)
Incident Area Deceased Collection Point(s) immediate medevac Hazard Area Casualty Collection Point(s) treatment Temporary Care Centre(s) medevac Hospitals no treatment no medevac Temporary Shelter(s) evacuation Shelter Casualties

4 Public Safety Answering Pt./ Emergency Control Centre
LEMA Public Safety Answering Pt./ Emergency Control Centre Incident Area Coordinating Field ECC (CFECC) Health Service ECC (FECC) Health SubService 1 ECC (SECC) Health SubService 2 ECC (SECC) Health SubService 3 ECC (SECC) Health SubService 4 ECC (SECC) Emergency Teams Holding Area Emergency Teams Casualty Collection Point(s) Emergency Teams Temporary Care Centre(s) Emergency Teams Medical Evacuation Hospitals Bi-directional information exchange

5 Public Safety Answering Pt./ Emergency Control Centre
LEMA Public Safety Answering Pt./ Emergency Control Centre Incident Area Coordinating Field ECC (CFECC) Relevant Authority/NGO Hazard Area Teams Temporary Shelter Transport Provider Teams Shelter Bi-directional information exchange

6 Public Safety Answering Pt./ Emergency Control Centre
LEMA Public Safety Answering Pt./ Emergency Control Centre Incident Area Coordinating Field ECC (CFECC) Fire-fighting ECC (FECC) Hazard Area Fire-fighting SubService 1 ECC (SECC) Fire-fighting SubService 2 ECC (SECC) Fire-fighting SubService 3 ECC (SECC) Emergency Teams Holding Area Emergency Teams Water Supply Emergency Teams Fire-fighting Bi-directional information exchange

7 Public Safety Answering Pt./ Emergency Control Centre
LEMA Public Safety Answering Pt./ Emergency Control Centre Incident Area Coordinating Field ECC (CFECC) Rescue ECC (FECC) Hazard Area Rescue SubService 1 ECC (SECC) Rescue SubService 2 ECC (SECC) Emergency Teams Holding Area Emergency Teams Rescue Bi-directional information exchange

8 Casualty Data Casualty Collection Point(s) Temporary Care Centre(s)
Medical Evacuation Hospitals ID, triage category Casualty Data short diagnosis initial therapy transport destination identity data for tracing services health service documentation

9 This Technical Specification
Reference Scenario Implementation Communication needs Communication technologies Emergency communication network User position and mobility models Network architectures This Technical Specification

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