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Integrated Emergency Management Session Two: Emergency Alerting Trends in the Building Space

2. 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

3. Reminder: “Integrated” Means

4. 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

5. Session Two: Incident Preparedness and Response
Session Two: Incident Preparedness and Response
David Holmberg, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Michelle Raymond, Knowledge Interaction Guy Miasnik, AtHoc, Inc.