Operational systems predict the consequences of atmospheric releases of hazardous materials for real-time emergency response, pre-event planning, and post-incident assessment. Such systems provide
federal, state, and local agencies, emergency planners and responders, public health officials, military personnel, and other users with critical information on which to base life-and-death decisions on safe zones for siting of incident command posts, sheltering-in-place or evacuation advisories, the need
for protective equipment, and the utilization of hospital and health care resources.
| Date Of Record Release | 2009-06-11 17:27:09 |
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| Alternate Title | Symposium on Planning, Nowcasting, and Forecasting in the Urban Zone: Emergency Response |
| Description | Operational systems predict the consequences of atmospheric releases of hazardous materials for real-time emergency response, pre-event planning, and post-incident assessment. Such systems provide federal, state, and local agencies, emergency planners and responders, public health officials, military personnel, and other users with critical information on which to base life-and-death decisions on safe zones for siting of incident command posts, sheltering-in-place or evacuation advisories, the need for protective equipment, and the utilization of hospital and health care resources. |
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| Source | National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center |
| Keyword | Atmospheric release of hazardous materials, Emergency response, Pre-event planning, Post-incident assessment, Incident command posts, Sheltering-in-place, Evacuation, National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
| Selector | Stith |
| Date Of Record Creation | 2009-06-11 17:19:29 |
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| Date Last Modified | 2010-04-09 17:09:03 |
| Creator | G. Sugiyama, J.S. Nasstrom, R.L. Baskett |
| Language | English |