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Comparison of Disaster and Catastrophe Response 灾害与突变反应比较.ppt

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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Catastrophe Readiness and Response Course Session 12 Session12New Methods of Planning for Catastrophic DisastersJasmine Ruback PhDScott WellsRick Bissell, PhD Learning Objectives Objectives: By the end of this course session students should be able to: 12.1 Describe catastrophe response planning assumptions and context 12.2 Describe newly developing methods 12.3 Know current legislation 12.4 Describe current planning initiatives 12.5 Understand politics and planning FEMA’s Catastrophe Definition “ . . . any natural or manmade incident, including terrorism, that results in extraordinary levels of mass casualties, damage, or disruption severely affecting the population, infrastructure, environment, economy, national morale, and/or government functions.” Setting the Catastrophe Assumptions and Context Magnitude and scope of the catastrophic event Lack of prior experience with the catastrophic event and Increased overall complexity of event Magnitude and scope of the catastrophic event Local government incapable of response Basic life support systems in turmoil Regional collaboration and response necessary Lack of prior experience with the catastrophic event and Experience is a resource Some individuals, communities and regions are better prepared than others Increased overall complexity of event Operational tempo is faster More interdependency of systems Disaster effects snowball Catastrophe Response Planning Innovations New decision making tools Change in focus from all-hazard to scenario-specific planning Predictive modeling techniques and analysis New Decision Making Tools Catastrophic Incident S (CIS) Supplement Catastrophic Incident Annex (ultimately available at fema.gov/nrf) Change of Focus from All-hazards Planning to Scenario-specific Events All-hazards planning assumption concept is that response to all disasters is basically the same Scenario based planning uses a specific event to establish a framework