1. www.oasis-open.org 11 June 2009Week – OASIS: Integrated Emergency Management1 Integrated Emergency Management Session Two: Incident Preparedness and Response www.oasis-open.org

2. 11 June 2009Week – OASIS: Integrated Emergency Management2 Reminder: “Integrated” Means n All Parts of Emergency Management Work together as a Whole n Emergency Response Lifecycle n Location, Time, Resources n People, Communities, Groups n Systems of Systems Information Management n Networks of Networks Coordinate Information Delivery n Standards Improve Information Interoperability

3. www.oasis-open.org 11 June 2009Week – OASIS: Integrated Emergency Management3 Reminder: “Integrated” Means

4. www.oasis-open.org 11 June 2009Week – OASIS: Integrated Emergency Management4 Reminder: “Integrated” Means n Location, Time, Resources l Geospatial Information n Areas Affected for Alerts & Warnings n Areas Affected for Responder Notifications l Building Interior Areas Affected (Integrating Building Information) l Time-Critical Information n Scheduling Responders: Fire, Police, EMTs n Scheduling Responses: Evacuations, Get to Shelter l Resources n Physical Resources (Logistics); Fire Trucks, Rescue Teams n Information Resources: Up to Date Road Info; Situation Reports; All Above included in Information Resources

5. www.oasis-open.org 11 June 2009Week – OASIS: Integrated Emergency Management5 Session Three: A Look at Implementations www.oasis-open.org Speaker: David Coggeshall, San Francisco Communications, MapLab Project Panelists: David Holmberg,NIST Michelle Raymond, Knowledge Interaction Guy Miasnik, AtHoc, Inc. Elysa Jones,Warning Systems Inc. Chair, OASIS EM TC Gary Ham, Consultant to Eye Street Software Corp. Art Botterell, Community Warning System, Contra Costa County, Office of the Sheriff