Modeling Emergency Response Systems
Murray E. Jennex
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Murray E. Jennex
Abstract
This paper discusses a model for an emergency response system. The model is based on a review of the literature and the incorporation of lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina response. The paper takes a holistic view of a system in that an emergency response system is viewed as including emergency response members, procedures, and the organization as well as the ICT components of the system
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This paper discusses a model for an emergency response system. The model is based on a review of the literature and the incorporation of lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina response. The paper takes a holistic view of a system in that an emergency response system is viewed as including emergency response members, procedures, and the organization as well as the ICT components of the system
Key concepts: Emergency response, Disaster response, Crisis response, Computer science, Response time, Emergency management, Hurricane katrina, Incident response