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Training in Emergency Telecommunications
Minimum Telecommunication
Standards required to provide Safety and Security to Field Personnel
Academic Research on Emergency Telecommunications
Disaster Mitigation and Emergency
Preparedness at the Centre for Policy Research in Science and Technology
(CPROST) at Simon Fraser University
Emergency
Communications Resources from the Emergency Preparedness Information Exchange
(EPIX) at Simon Fraser University
Disaster Communications Resources
at Indiana University School of Law
Disaster Management Center at the
University of Wisconsin
Certificate in Emergency
Telecommunications at Humber College, School of Health Sciences
Project PuLPitt
(Plain Language Plain Text Tutorials)
Workshops and Conferences
Report
of the First Regional Workshop on Emergency Telecommunications
Trinidad,
November 1996
UNDP Carribean Regional Seminar
on the Use of Information Technology in
Disastermanagement, May 29- 31, 2002, Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Training Manuals
Handbook on Emergency Telecommunications - Edition 2005
Where There is No Telephone,
by John G. Corbett
Disaster Communications,
by Mark Wood, Disaster Relief Communications Foundation. First Edition, June 1996
Safety
First - Chapter 7 Radio & Satellite Communications from Save the Children
Foundation, UK - Contains technical information for using communications equipment in
areas of conflict.
UNHCR
Procedure for Radio Communication
Guidelines for the Design and
Construction of Mobile Command Posts and Similar Emergency Response Vehicles
Emergency
Preparedness Canada
Glossary of Telecommunications Terms
(US Government General Services Administration Information Technology Service)
Home Page: http://www.reliefweb.int/
Email:
wget-secretariat@un.org
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