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For a hurricane, snowstorm, or other planned event that has some predictability, knowing how and where to obtain the latest data will give the IC a good head start on determining the extent of the problem.
For a hurricane, the hurricane wind category, in addition to the storm surge, should provide a prediction on the amount and location of the damage. If the event is flooding, typographical maps should be consulted to determine the location and extent of the damage, impassable roads, etc.
For a hurricane, the hurricane wind category, in addition to the storm surge, should provide a prediction on the amount and location of the damage. If the event is flooding, typographical maps should be consulted to determine the location and extent of the damage, impassable roads, etc.
Determining the Size & Scope of a Disaster
Posted from edmdigest.com
Force Protection Officer
Emergency Management
Posted 8 y ago
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interesting Article...
Like the Photo as they are working the Aftermath of Storm Tropical/Hurricane Matthew in NC
..."... Whether planned or no-notice, ensuring access to tools that have been updated through the preparedness efforts can bring advantages. This will allow for quick understanding of the potential complexity of the event...."...
Like the Photo as they are working the Aftermath of Storm Tropical/Hurricane Matthew in NC
..."... Whether planned or no-notice, ensuring access to tools that have been updated through the preparedness efforts can bring advantages. This will allow for quick understanding of the potential complexity of the event...."...
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