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Catastrophe Preparation & Prevention for Fire Service Professionals w/ Student DVD

Catastrophe Preparation & Prevention for Fire Service Professionals w/ Student DVD

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Catastrophe Preparation and Prevention for Fire Service Professionals is a multi-media product for Homeland Security designed for fire service personnel. It features a full color, 160 page, spiral-bound worktext that contains a link to an online simulation game called “San Luis Rey” and a CD-ROM containing selected government documents and excerpts from McGraw-Hill texts. Instructors can use the wealth of material in the CD-ROM to adjust the length of the course. It can be taught in a single day or two-day course or expanded into a full semester. The worktext guides the student through the material and links the learning experience from the different formats.

During the course, learners participate in an online simulation game where they will have to detect and prevent a terrorist attack. Failure has dire consequences for them and the fictional jurisdiction of San Luis Rey. The game challenges learners to move beyond response-oriented training and think about what it takes to prevent a terrorist attack.
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9780077240554
9780077240554

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Publication date
2007
Issue number
1
Cover
soft binded
Dimensions (mm)
211 x 279
Weight (g)
417
  • Chapter 1 Introduction

    Catastrophe

    Risk Management

    Accidental and Intentional Threats

    Practicing Prevention

    Intentional Threats:: Challenging our Imagination

    Chapter 2 Recognize Threats

    Who and/or What?

    Your Local History

    Patterns of Terrorist Behavior

    Weapons of Catastrophe

    Vulnerability

    Consequences

    Fear as a Threat Amplifier

    Chapter Review

    Apply What You Have Learned

    Chapter 3 Share Information

    Strategic Intelligence vs. Tactical Intelligence

    The Intelligence Process

    Choose Intelligence Targets

    Collecting Data and Information

    Organize and Analyze Data and Information

    Produce Intelligence Products

    Consume Intelligence Products

    Chapter Review

    Apply What You Have Learned

    Chapter 4 Collaborate

    Defining Collaboration

    Collaboration Process

    Designing a Collaborative Network

    Collaboration and Sharing Information

    Collaboration and Identifying Targets

    Regional Collaboration

    Collaborative Agreements

    Chapter ReviewChapter 5 Manage Risk

    Current Priorities

    Apply a Risk Formula

    SARA and RISK Management

    Choosing Among Risks

    Scenario-Based Risk Management

    A Collaborative Choice

    TARA:: Four Responses to Risk

    Continually Assess Your Choice

    Chapter Review

    Apply What You Have Learned

    Chapter 6 Decide to Intervene

    The Prevention Cube:: What and When?

    Primary Mode:: Protect, Deter, and Preempt

    Secondary Mode:: Protect, Deter, and Preempt

    Tertiary Mode:: Protect, Deter, and Preempt

    Making an Effective Decision

    Planning and Resourcing

    Preparing for Catastrophe

    Chapter Review

    Apply What You Have Learned

    Acknowledgements
    Works Cited
    Appendix San Luis Rey
    General Index
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