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TOOLS: GREGORY BANNER'S COMPENDIUM OF WMD, EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT & MEDICAL WEBSITES
Updated: Jan 29 2009
Most recent additions:
Radiation Issues, "Planning
Guidance for Response to a Nuclear Detonation"
Homeland Security Council. 16 Jan 2009. Organizations – Federal Agencies (US and Other Nations)
Agency for Healthcare
Research and Quality, Bioterrorism and Emerging Infections Site Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, Public Health Service, US Department of Health and Human Service http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/
Air War College, Homeland
Security “Portal”
American Red Cross
Florida Capital Region
Chapter Armed
Forces Institute of Pathology
Armed Forces Radiobiology
Research Institute
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
and Firearms
Canadian Centre for
Emergency Preparedness
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention
CDC, Bioterrorism
Preparedness and Response
CDC, Emergency Preparedness
and Response Branch, Outlines CDC emergency response assets and system
CDC, Environmental Health
Services Emergency Planning Site
CDC, Epidemic
Intelligence Service
CDC, National Center for
Infectious Diseases
CDC, Office of Health and
Safety
CDC, Strategic National
Stockpile Program
CDC, Office of Workforce
Policy and Planning, Professional Community Training
Center for Food Safety and
Applied Nutrition, US Food and Drug Administration
Defense Threat Reduction
Agency - Chemical-Biological Defense
Department of Defense/
Department of the Army, Director of Military Support
Department of Defense,
Military Vaccine Agency
Department of Defense,
Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
Counter-proliferation and Chemical and Biological Defense Programs DASD (CP/CBD)
Department of Education,
Emergency Planning
Department of Health and
Human Services
DHHS,
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR)
Emergency Operations
Department of Homeland
Security
NIMS Integration Center
Department of Justice,
Office for Domestic Preparedness
Department of
Transportation, Office of Hazardous Materials Safety
EMAC, Emergency Management
Assistance Compact
Emergency Management
Australia
Environmental Protection
Agency, Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention Office
EPA, Emergency Response Team
EPA, On Scene Coordinator
Federal Emergency Management
Agency
Federal Transit
Administration, Department of Transportation
FEMA, Office of National
Preparedness
Health Canada Emergency
Response Site
Homeland Security
Integration Center, US Army
Joint Interagency Training
Center – West. National Guard Homeland Defense Training Site
Joint Program Executive
Office for Chemical-Biological Defense
Joint Service Chemical
Biological Information System, DOD, Tracking System for Equipment
Development
Metropolitan Medical
Response System, DHHS, OEP
Military Vaccine Agency, US
Department of Defense
Modeling and Simulation
Information Analysis Center, DOD
National Atmospheric Release
Advisory Center, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
National Disaster Medical
System, Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
National Incident Management
System (NIMS) Integration Center, FEMA/DHS
National
Infrastructure Protection Center
National Institute of
Allergies and Infectious Diseases, NIH, DHHS
National Institutes of
Health
National Institutes of
Health, Office of Science Education
National Institute for
Occupational Safety and Health
National Nurse Emergency
Preparedness Initiative
The National Response
Center, US Coast Guard
The National Response Team,
HAZMAT and Chemical Spills
The National Toxicology
Program, National Institutes of Health
Occupational Safety and
Health Administration
OSHA Emergency Preparedness
and Response Resources
Office of
Counterproliferation and Chemical and Biological Defense, DOD
The Office of Critical
Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Preparedness (OCIPEP), Canadian
Department of National Defense
Program Director for
Biological Defense Systems, DOD agency conducting R and D for
Public Health Agency of
Canada
Public Safety and Emergency
Preparedness Canada (PSEPC)
The Radiation Emergency
Assistance Center/Training Site (REAC/TS)
The Technical Support
Working Group, Department of Defense, R&D
United Kingdom Department of
Health web site
UK Resilience, The Civil
Contingencies Secretariat, The Home Office (United Kingdom)
US Air Force
Counterproliferation Center U.S.
Army Chemical School
US Army Corps of Engineers
Emergency Ops Site
US Army Edgwood Chemical
Biological Center, US Army Research, Development and Engineering Command
U.S. Army Medical Command
US Army Medical Research
Institute of Chemical Defense
U.S. Army Center for Health
Promotion and Preventive Medicine
U.S. Army North
USAMRIID - US Army Medical
Research Institute of Infectious Diseases U.S.
Army Research, Development and Engineering Command
USAID the Office of U.S.
Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA)
US Chemical Safety and
Hazard Investigation Board
US Coast Guard, Command
Center
US Coast Guard, National
Response Center
US Northern Command
US Nuclear Regulatory
Commission
US Secret Service
Veterans Administration,
Emergency Management Strategic Health Care Group
Australian Developmental
Gateway
European
Commission, Public Health Information/References
Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies
International Biodefense
Handbook 2007. Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich European
Commission, Public Health Information/References
International Atomic Energy Agency Latin America and Caribbean Disaster Relief web site (Spanish)
Relief Web, UN Humanitarian Disaster Site
World Association for Disaster and Emergency
Medicine
Organizations - Local Emergency Management/Bt/Health/WMD Web Sites
FEMA partners list (state
EMAs, local agencies, national agencies)
State Health Department Web
Sites
Alaska Department of Health
BT Web Site
Arizona Homeland Security
Web Site
Boston MMRS
California Emergency Medical
Services Authority
California Office of
Emergency Services
Colorado Department of
Health BT Site
Denver Emergency Management
Site
Florida Emergency Management
Plan
Florida Department of Health
Emergency Operations
Healthcare Association of
Hawaii, Emergency Management Program
Houston “Defense of Houston”
project and website
Los Angeles County
Department of Health Services (See BT sub-heading)
Los Angeles County Emergency
Management Site
Massachusetts Department of
Public Health
Missouri Emergency Response
Site
The New England Disaster
Recovery Information Exchange Group
New Mexico BT site
New Mexico Office of Health
Emergency Management
New York City Department of
Health
New York City Office of
Emergency Management
Oregon Department of Health
BT web site
Rhode Island Department of
Health BT web site
San Francisco Individual
Preparedness Site
Santa Clara County,
California BT site
Texas Department of Health
BT web site
Texas Department of Health
Immunization Division Site
Texas Department of
Emergency Management Plans and Forms download site
Texas Medical Association BT
Resources Site
University of Colorado at
Boulder, Emergency Preparedness Site
Vermont Department of Health
Virginia Department of
Health BT Site
Virginia Task Force One
Urban Search and Rescue team
Washington, DC, Metropolitan
Washington Council of Governments Homeland Security site
Washington D.C. Emergency
Operations Plan
Organizations – Private, Non-Profit, Academic Organizations, Professional Societies
Academic Centers for Public
Health Preparedness (Information on currently 19 public health schools which
are federally funded to provide some PH/BT resources and information), The
Association of Schools of Public Health http://emergency.cdc.gov/planning/continuationguidance/pdf/appendix-7.pdf
The American Academy of
Emergency Medicine
American Academy of Family
Physicians, Disaster Planning/Emergency Web Sites http://www.aafp.org/btresponse.xml http://www.aafp.org/online/en/home/clinical/disasterprep.html
American Academy of
Pediatrics, Bioterrorism, Terrorism Resources http://www.aap.org/terrorism/index.html
American Association of
Health Plans, BT Site
The American Biorecovery
Association
The American Civil Defense
Association
American College of
Contingency Planners, American Academy of Medical Administrators
American College of
Emergency Physicians, Disaster and EMS site
American Medical
Association, Center for Public Health Preparedness and Disaster Response
The American Society for
Healthcare Engineering
The American Society of
Professional Emergency Planners
ANSER Institute for Homeland
Security. Private Non-profit
Association of Contingency
Planners, International (Business Emergency Planning)
The Association of
Healthcare Journalists
Association for
Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology
Association of State and
Territorial Health Officials
Business Executives for
National Security
Center for Biodefense,
George Mason University
Center for Biodefense,
University of Medicine and Dentistry of NJ
Center for Biosecurity,
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Center for Catastrophe
Preparedness and Response, NY University
Center for Civilian
Biodefense Studies, Johns Hopkins University
Center for Disaster Research
and Education, Millersville University, PA
Center for Emergency
Preparedness, George Washington University Medical Center
Center of Excellence in
Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance
Center for Homeland Defense
and Security, Naval Postgraduate School
Center for Infectious
Disease Research and Policy, University of Minnesota
Center for Nonproliferation
Studies, Monterey Institute for International Studies
Center for Public Health and
Disasters, UCLA
Center for Research on the
Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED)
Center for State Homeland
Security
Center for the study of
Bioterrorism and Emerging Infections, Saint Louis University School of
Public Health
Chemical and Biological
Defense Information Analysis Center (CBIAC)
The Chemical and Biological
Arms Control Institute
CHEMTREC, American Chemistry
Council Emergency HAZMAT Information
The Chemical Education
Foundation
Conference of Radiation
Control Program Directors, Inc.
Consequence Management
Interoperability Services, Battelle/DOD
Council of State and
Territorial Epidemiologists
The Culinary Response Team
of America. (Emergency Response Feeding)
Doctors for Disaster
Preparedness
The Emergency Information
Infrastructure Partnership
Emergency Nursing World,
Internet Site, Bioterrorism Resources
The Emergency Net, Emergency
Response and Research Institute, Misc. References
The Emergency Response
Technology Program, National Technology Transfer Center
The Executive Session on
Domestic Preparedness, Harvard University, JFK School of Government
Federation of American
Scientists, Chemical and Biological Arms Control Program
Global Emerging Infections
System, Department of Defense
Global Security Newswire.
Nuclear Threat Initiative.
Non Profit
Information Group
Greater NY Hospital
Association
The Harvard Sussex Program
on CBW Armament and Arms Limitation
The Health Physics Society,
Homeland Security Committee
Henry L. Stimson Center,
Chemical and Biological Weapons Non-proliferation Project (Mostly dealing
with international non-proliferation issues)
Infectious Disease Society
of America
The Institute for Crisis,
Disaster and Risk Management (ICDRM). The George Washington University
International Association
for Counterterrorism and Security Professionals
International Association of
Emergency Managers
International Society for
Respiratory Protection
Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory
Mass Casualty Planning,
International Nursing Coalition for Mass Casualty Education. Vanderbilt
University School of Nursing
MedicCom.Org, Toledo, Ohio
Disaster Medical Assistance Team, Links and Resources
National Academic Consortium
for Homeland Security, Ohio State University National Academies of Science, Civilian Emergency Response to Chemical or Biological Weapons Incidents Project
National Academies of Science, Disaster Round Table
National Academies of
Science, Institute of Medicine
National Association of
County and City Health Officials (NACCHO), BT site
National Association of
Medical Examiners
The National Association of
Sara Title III Program Officials
National Associations of
State EMS Directors
National Bioterrorism
Civilian Medical Response Center (CiMeRC)
National Center for Domestic
Preparedness, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
National Center on Emergency Planning for
People with Disabilities The
National Domestic Preparedness Consortium, Academic Consortium
The National Emergency
Management Association
National Environmental
Health Association
The National Fire Protection
Association
National Fire Service
Incident Management System Consortium
National Governor’s
Association Center for Best Practices, Emergency Management Site
National Infrastructure Simulation and
Analysis Center, Sandia Labs
National Institute for
Chemical Studies
National Organization on
Disability
The National Terrorism
Preparedness Institute, St. Petersburg Junior College
National Voluntary
Organizations Active in Disasters (NVOAD)
The Natural Hazards Center,
U. of Colorado at Boulder
The Nebraska Center for
Bioterrorism Education
The NBC Industry Group
The Occupational Health
Disaster Expert Network
Oklahoma City National
Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism
The Public Entity Risk
Institute
The RAND Corporation
The RAND Center for Domestic
and International Health Security
The Risk Management Resource
Center
Sandia Labs,
Chemical/Biological Programs
Survival Ring, Private Civil
Defense Site
The Terrorism Research
Center, Mostly International in Nature
University of Alabama Center
for Domestic Preparedness
University of Southern
California Homeland Security Center of Excellence
Yale New Haven Center for
Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response
Web Link Compendiums, Glossaries, Search Engines and other Resource Listings
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and
Terms, DOD http://www.dtic.mil/doctrine/jel/doddict/
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and
Terms, FEMA FAAT list
Advanced Practice Centers
Toolbox, NACCHO (Misc. Best practices for public health emergency planning)
Agency for Healthcare
Research and Quality (AHRQ), Dpt of Health and Human Services. “Quality
Tools” site. (Search engine for linked reports and tools)
AHRQ
Emergency Preparedness Site
Air War College Military
Internet Guide
“All Hands” Emergency
Management Tool Box, Misc. guides and resources
Bibliography of Terrorism,
the Disaster Center
Biodefense Image Library.
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), DHHS
BT Toolbox, NACCHO
Canadian Centre for
Emergency Preparedness
CBRNIAC/Battelle web resource listings
CBS News Disaster Links
CBW Events Database, The
Harvard Sussex Program on CBW Armament and Arms Limitation
CDC, A-Z index of resources
Centers of Public Health
Preparedness, Educational Resource Guides.
Multiple Topics
Chemical, Biological,
Radiological, and Nuclear Defense Information Analysis Center (CBRNIAC), DOD
support center
CNS - Chemical and
Biological Weapons Resource Page
Department of Defense,
Defense Technical Information Center Index of resources
DisasterHelp.Gov Resource
List
DHHS Disasters and
Emergencies Web site
Disaster and Emergency
Management Information Network, Texas A&M
DHS, Office for Domestic
Preparedness, Resource/Training Site
DOD Glossary of Healthcare
terminology
Emergency Management News
and Information - RSS Feeds and Email Updates, FEMA
Emergency Preparedness
Information Exchange (EPIX), Simon Fraser University, British Columbia,
Canada
Emergency Services WWW Site
List (Private Canadian Web listing)
Encyclopedia of Occupational
Health and Safety, International Labor Organization
Enviro-Health Links
- Disaster Recovery and Environmental Health. National Library of Medicine.
(Listing of resources for environmental health issues related to emergency
response)
EPA, National Compliance
Assistance Clearinghouse
Federal Environmental
Hotline Listings (Phone numbers)
FEMA Photo
Library
Formats, Collection of Misc.
templates, examples, plans. Canadian Centre for Emergency Preparedness
GAO compendium of disaster
products
Glossary of clarifying
definitions and examples of terms. The National Guideline Clearinghouse™
(NGC™), sponsored by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ),
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Glossary of Radiological
Terms, CDC
Glossary of Terms for
Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Agents and Defense Equipment. Technical
Guide 204. U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine,
Dec 2001
Greater NY Hospital Assn
Disaster Resource Site
Hazardous Materials
Information Service, Department of Defense
The Hazard Response
Technology Library
Homeland Security Digital
Library, Naval Postgraduate School
Humanitarian Resource Institute, Biodefense Reference Library
Internet Resources in
Toxicology & Environmental Health. National Library of Medicine
Lessons Learned Information
Sharing System, Department of Homeland Security
Medical Library Association,
Web links
MEDLINE Plus, Disasters and
Emergency Preparedness Web Reference, National Library of Medicine
MedTng.Com web link site,
Department of Defense
The MIPT Terrorism Knowledge
Database, National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism
Misc. Reports, Edgwood
Chemical-Biological Center
Misc. Terrorism Articles,
Emergency Response and Research Institute
The Monterey CBRN Incident
and Response Data Base
National Academies, Web
Resources Listing and Search Engine (Bioterrorism) http://www.nap.edu/shelves/first/
National Communications
System Library (listing of key governmental homeland
National Emergency
Preparedness Database, Misc. web links
National Fire Protection
Association Glossary of Terms
National Hazards Center
Natural Hazards Library HAZLIT Database and Search Engine
National
Homeland Security Knowledgebase, Commercial Site
National Institute of
Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Publications
National Library of Medicine http://sis.nlm.nih.gov/enviro/disasterrecovery.html
National Library of Medicine
Search Service, PUBMED
National Response Team web
links
National Technical
Information Service Health and Safety Home Page, Links to Government Health
Pubs
NBC-Links.com, Private site,
Misc. Information on Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Issues
NIOSH Emergency Response
Resources
OSHA Emergency Response
References
OSHA Document, Hazardous
Waste Operations and Emergency Response
OSHA Publications and Fact
Sheets
Project Disaster
Public Health Preparedness
Resource Center, Association of Schools of Public Health
Relief Web. UN International
Resource Listing
Resource Guide for Public
Health Preparedness, NY Academy of Medicine
Resource Typing Definitions
I (First 60 Resources), FEMA. Jan 2004.
Responder Knowledge Base (RKB), National Memorial Institute for the
Prevention of Terrorism
RI Disaster Initiative Annoted
Bibliography Listing
Safety and Health
Publications, Texas Workers Compensation Commission
Two Tigers WMD resource data
base
UK Resilience. Government
Publications site
US Army Center for Health
Promotion and Preventive Medicine, Resources listing
Virology Web Site, Photo
library, etc.
Virology BT Web Site
WMD terrorism data base,
Center for Nonproliferation Studies
World Health Organization,
Health Library for Disasters
Agricultural, Animal, Food and Water Issues
Agricultural, Chemical and Petroleum Industry Terrorism Handbook, FBI. 2006
American Academy on
Veterinary Disaster Medicine
The American Backflow
Prevention Association
American Veterinary Medical
Association
Disaster specific area is
Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service, US Department of Agriculture
Center for Post-Harvest Food
Protection and Defense, University of Minnesota
Clean Water Advocacy -
Security - General Information – Links. Association of Metropolitan Sewage
Agencies
Diagnosis and Management of
Foodborne Illnesses: A Primer for Physicians and Other Healthcare
Professionals. AMA et. al., April 2004.
The Extension Disaster
Education Network, Agricultural, Plant, Animal Issues
Course and Training resource
glossary
Federation of American
Scientists, Agricultural Biowarfare and Bioterrorism Site
Food and Drug
Administration, Bioterrorism Web site
Food and Drug
Administration, Interim final regulation, Registration Of Food Facilities
October 10, 2003
Foodborne Outbreak and
Surveillance Unit, CDC
Food ISAC (Information
Sharing and Analysis Center)
Food Safety, “FSIS Security
Guidelines for Food Processors,” Food Safety and Inspection Service, US
Department of Agriculture, April 2002
“Foodsafety.gov: Gateway to
Government Food Safety Information”
Foodshield Web site
The Groundwater Foundation Guide to developing a Food Defense Plan for Warehouse and Distribution Centers US Dpt of Agriculture. January 2008 http://www.fsis.usda.gov/PDF/Guidance_Document_Warehouses.pdf
International Portal on Food
Safety, Animal and Plant Health, United Nations
Misc. Resources and
Documents, Counter-terrorism.com, government web site.
Model emergency plan for
agriculture and animals. September 2002. The National Emergency Management
Association
National Biosecurity
Resource Center for Animal Health Emergencies, Purdue Homeland Security
Institute
National Center for Foreign
Animal and Zoonotic Disease Defense
National Wildlife Health
Center, USGS http://wildlifedisease.nbii.gov/index.jsp
Physician Preparedness for
Acts of Water Terrorism. on-line reference guide
Plum Island, Animal Disease
Center
Securing Small Wastewater
Systems, National Environmental Services Center
Security. State FOIA Laws: A
Guide To Protecting Sensitive Water Security Information. Association of
Metropolitan Water Agencies. 2002.
US Animal Health Association
US Department of
Agriculture, Homeland Defense Web site
Water ISAC (Information
Sharing and Analysis Center)
Water Infrastructure
Security. EPA
Water System Checklists http://www.homelandsecurity.org/journal/Articles/wastewatersafetyguidelines.htm
Water System Issues,
American Water Works Association
Water Emergency Issues,
“Physician Preparedness for Acts of Water Terrorism”. Private web site
Water Infrastructure
Security Enhancements Guidance Documents. American Society of Civil
Engineers.
Water Security, EPA Site
Water Security Handbook:
Planning for and Responding to Drinking Water Contamination Threats and
Incidents. May 2006. EPA Water Use Planning Tables (usage indices). US Dpt of Energy. http://www1.eere.energy.gov/femp/water/water_useindices.html
Business/Facility/School/Installation Information
Agricultural, Chemical and
Petroleum Industry Terrorism Handbook, FBI. 2006
Air Handling Systems,
Guidance for Filtration and Air-Cleaning Systems to Protect Building
Environments from Airborne Chemical, Biological, or Radiological Attacks,
NIOSH DHHS (NIOSH) Pub No. 2003-136, April, 2003
Airports. “Guidelines to
Improve Airport Preparedness Against Chemical and Biological Terrorism
(Unlimited Release Version). Sandia National Laboratories. May 2005
Applied Technology Council. Various
Building damage guidelines and tools
Bridges and Tunnels,
“Recommendations for Bridge and Tunnel Security” US Department of
Transportation.
Building Protection
Information, Edgwood Chemical Biological Center Building Protection Information, “Protecting Building Occupants from Biological Threats.” Center for Biosecurity, U of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Building Vulnerability
Assessment Tool (HVAC and air handling systems), Rhode Island Department of
Health. Nov 2004. Building Vulnerability Assessment & Mitigation Program (BVAMP)http://securebuildings.lbl.gov/BVAMP.html
Building Protection Guidance
and Resources (WMD events), Department of Energy, Lawrence Berkeley National
Laboratory
Building Vulnerability
Assessment AND Mitigation Program (BVAMP), Berkeley Lab
Building Guidance.
“Reopening Public Facilities After a Biological Attack: A Decision-Making
Framework. Board on Life Sciences (BLS), The National Academies Press. 2005.
Business Emergency
Management Planning, NIOSH, Multiple Resources.
Business Emergency Planning,
Ready Gov Web site
Business Security Site,
Security Industry Association
The Center for
Infrastructure Expertise Library, University of New Hampshire
Chemical Facility
Vulnerability Assessment Methodology, National Institute of Justice, 2002.
Company Primer on
Preparedness and Response Planning for Terrorist and Bioterrorist Attacks
Business Executives for National Security
Continuity of Operations
(COOP), Federal Preparedness Circular 65, Federal Executive Branch
Continuity of Operations, FEMA/DHS, 15 June 2004 http://www.fema.gov/txt/library/fpc65_0604.txt
Corporate Crisis Response
Officers Association
Critical Infrastructure
Protection Information Center, US Fire Academy
Courthouse Security Resource
Center, Wisconsin
Daycare Model Emergency
Plan, Kitsap County Department of Emergency Management, Washington State
Daycare Centers. “Head Start
Disaster Preparedness Workbook”. UCLA Center for Public Health and
Disasters.
Daycare Centers. “Protecting
Our Kids: Nonstructural Mitigation for Childcare Centers.” Institute for
Business and Home Safety.
“Emergency Response Planning for Child Care Providers” Montgomery County,
Maryland and NACCHO
Department of Defense, DoD
Instruction 2000.18, "Department of Defense Installation Chemical,
Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and High-Yield Explosive Emergency
Response Guidelines," 12/4/2002
“Design Guidance for
Shelters and Safe Rooms" FEMA
“Effective Emergency
Response Plans” National Safety Council Emergency Exit Pocket Guidance Card, OSHA, 2003 http://www.osha.gov/Publications/osha3183.pdf
“Emergency Response Planning
for Child Care Providers” Montgomery County, Maryland and NACCHO
“Evacuating High-Rise
Buildings”, OSHA Fact Sheet, 2003.
Evacuation Plans and
Procedures, OSHA Etool, for small businesses and facilities
Evacuation Planning Matrix,
Evacuation and Building Emergency Planning Guide, OSHA
Federal Manager’s/Decision
Maker’s Emergency Guide, U.S. Office of Personal Management
Fire and Explosion Planning
Matrix, Building and Facility Planning Guides, OSHA. Oct 2003.
Government Services
Administration Mail Room Training Modules
“Guidance for Protecting
Building Environments from Airborne Chemical, Biological, or Radiological
Attacks”, NIOSH, May, 2002
Installation Preparedness
for Weapons of Mass Destruction: Installation Commanders Blueprint.
Department of the Army, May 2001.
International Facility
Management Association
Libraries, the California
Preservation Program Library Emergency Planning Web Site
Museums, U. of Illinois at
Chicago site
National Institutes of
Health, Office of Science Education, School and Teaching Resources
National Safety Council,
Multiple Building and Facility Guides
Occupational Health
Guidelines for Remediation Workers at Bacillus Anthracis-Contaminated
Principal Emergency Response
and Preparedness: Requirements and Guidance. Occupational Safety and Health
Administration U.S. Department of Labor. OSHA 3122-06R. 2004
“Protecting Buildings from a
Biological or Chemical Attack: Actions to take before or during a release.”
LBNL/PUB-51959. Lawrence Berkeley Labs. January 10, 2003
“Reference Manual to
Mitigate Potential Terrorist Attacks against buildings” Risk Management
Series, FEMA, Dec 2003.
“Risk Management Guidance
for Health and Safety under Extraordinary Incidents Report” American Society
of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). 12
January 2002.
Schools. “A Biosecurity
Checklist for School Foodservice Programs: Developing a Biosecurity
Management Plan.” US Department of Agriculture. October 2003.
Schools. “A Practical Guide
for University Crisis Response.” The American Academy of Experts of
Traumatic Stress, Inc.
Schools. “Building a
Disaster Resistant University”. FEMA . Oct 2003
Schools. “Campus Safety
Health and Environmental Management Association” Emergency Planning
Resources
Schools, California
Department of Education School Flu Planning checklists
School Disaster Information.
National Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities
Schools, CDC/Department of
Education program
Schools, Department of
Education Disaster Planning Web site
http://www.ed.gov/admins/lead/safety/emergencyplan/index.html http://www.iaem.com/Committees/College/
Schools, National
Association of School Nurses
Schools, National
Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities, Emergency Planning Resources
Schools, “Preparing Schools
for Severe Weather”. National Weather Service Forecast Office Fort
Worth/Dallas, TX
Schools, “Primer to Design
Safe Schools Project in Case of terrorist attacks.” FEMA Risk Management
Series publication # 428. Dec 2003
Schools, SARS Plan,
University of California at Berkeley SARS Prevention and Response Plan and
Tabletop
Schools, Texas School Safety
Center
Schools, Threatplan.org,
Bomb threat training and info site, DOJ/DOE
Security and Emergency
Planning Guides, National Institute of Chemical Studies
Shelter in Place Information
Center, National Institute of Chemical Studies
Shelters. CDC Environmental Health Shelter
assessment tool
Model Shelter in Place plan
for the workplace, National Institute of Chemical Studies
University of Colorado at
Boulder, Emergency Info
US Army Chemical School,
Resources for Installation WMD Preparedness
Whole Building Design Guide. DOD Resource for facility and building designs
Workplace Protection
Resources, DHS
Workplace Violence, OSHA
resource site
“A Governor’s Guide To
Emergency Management.” National Governor’s Association. 2001
“A Governor’s Guide to
Emergency Management. Volume 2” National Governor’s Association. 2002.
“A Legislator's Checklist to
Emergency Preparedness & Public Communication” EMAP. Oct 2006.
American Red Cross Homeland
Security Advisory System Recommendations for Individuals, Families,
Neighborhoods, Schools, and Businesses. “Beyond the Beltway: Focusing on Hometown Security. Recommendations for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Planning A Year After 9-11.” John F. Kennedy School of Government Harvard University. September 2002
Bioterrorism Response Plan
Clearinghouse, National Association of County and City Health Officials
“Characteristics of
Effective Emergency Management Organizational Structures.” Public Entity
Risk Institute. 2003.
Community Guide,
Bioterrorism Preparedness Case Study, National Information Center on Health
Services Research and Health Care Technology, National Library of Medicine
Critical Incident Protocol,
Michigan State University/DOJ, Private-Public Partnership Guide for
emergency response
Developing a Hazardous
Materials Exercise Program: A Handbook for State and Local Officials, US
Department of Transportation
Domestic Preparedness
Checklist, National Governor’s Association.
Emergency Manager, FEMA Web
Site
Family Assistance Center
Guide, DOJ Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs
“If Disaster Strikes Today:
A Governor’s primer on all-hazards emergency management. National Emergency
Management Association. 2003.
Isolation and Quarantine
Tool Kit, Seattle and King Counties
National Blueprint for
Secure Communities
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AHRQ
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British Columbia Emergency
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Chapter, American Red Cross, Various forms and guides
EOC Guide, Florida Emergency
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FEMA Forms
Health Emergency Assistance
Line and Triage Hub (HEALTH) Model, AHRQ
ICS All Hazard Core
Competencies, FEMA
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California Office of Emergency Services (See site for Standardized Emergency
Management System “SEMS”)
Incident Command System,
FEMA Reference Site
Incident Command System,
FIRESCOPE site. http://www.firescope.org/ics-8x11-fog.htm
Incident Command System,
Forms and Guides http://response.restoration.noaa.gov/oilaids/ICS/ICS.html http://www.nmt.edu/sar/IcsForms.html
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National Fire Service Incident Management Consortium
ICS, National Forest
Service, ICS Forms. (pdf and dot formats)
ICS, National Wildlife
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National Fire Service Incident Management Consortium, ICS Guides
Incident Command System,
OSHA site
ICS, Simplified Guide to the
Incident Command System for Transportation Professionals http://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/publications/ics_guide/
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Coast Guard Site http://www.uscg.mil/hq/ics/icssplash/index.html http://homeport.uscg.mil/mycg/portal/ep/browse.do?channelId=-17668
Incident Command System, US
Fire Academy Position Task Books
ICS Course and information,
OSHA
ICS Orientation Course, NY
State Emergency Management Office
National Incident Management
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“Are You Ready: A Guide to
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to Television NOVA series, misc. resources
Bioterrorism Disease Primer,
USA Today CDC Health Update, “Addressing public concern about response to public health emergencies” October 2, 2001 http://www.bt.cdc.gov/DocumentsAPP/CDCHealthUpdateOctober022001.pdf
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Chemical Emergencies,
American Red Cross Family Information Brochure
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Corporation for National and
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Various checklists for legal
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Center for State Homeland
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Title 18. Ch 10. Biological Weapons
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Title 42- The Public Health and Welfare
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Research Program, Federal Transit Administration. May 2003. Homeland Security Air Transport System Mass Evacuation Transport Planning Model. AHRQ. 2008 http://massevacmodel.ahrq.gov/
Ataxia:
The Chemical and Biological Terrorism Threat and the US Response. Stimson
Center Report Number 35.
Bomb
and Explosive Information, Bomb Security.Com
CANUTEC’s Home Page (HAZMAT Transport, Canadian Government)
Catalog
of Federal Domestic Assistance, List of Grant Programs
The
Cold War Era Civil Defense Museum
Combating Terrorism, GAO Report on Federal Assets, Nov 2000, Good summary of
Federal Documents, Plans and Assets for managing WMD Incidents.
Disasterhelp.com Government Information Site
Disaster Response: Principles of Preparation and Coordination. By Erik Auf
der Heide. Online version of book.
EPA,
National Response System
FEMA, A
Guide to the Disaster Declaration Process
Gilmore
Commission, Terrorism Planning, Rand Report, 2d annual report
Grants,
Guide to Federal Resources for Emergency Services Departments, USFA
International Travel, CDC Site, “Yellow Book”
Military Operations. “The United Nations Civil-Military Coordination (UN-CMCoord)
Officer Field Handbook” 10 March 2008. Mitigation Practitioner’s Handbook, Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, USAID
The
National Response Center, Chemical/HAZMAT spills
National Warnings Area
NIOSH
Pocket Guide
Occupational Safety and Health Guidance Manual for Hazardous Waste Site
Activities. October, 1985 DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 85-115
Pro-Med
Mail. Program for Monitoring Emerging Diseases, International Society for
Infectious Diseases
Public
Health Competencies for Emergency Response, Columbia U. /CDC project, April
2001
Public
Health Image Library (PHIL), CDC
Recovery. Disaster Assistance: A Guide to Recovery Programs. FEMA-229 /
September 2005
Recovery. Long-Term Community Recovery Planning Process: A Self-Help Guide
FEMA. December 2005.
Risk
and Vulnerability Assessment Tool, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration Coastal Services Center
Sexual
Violence in Disasters: A planning guide for prevention and response http://www.nsvrc.org/_cms/fileUpload/Projects/NSVRCPUB_SV_Disaster_web.pdf Special Events. “Special Events Contingency Planning Job Aids Manual”. FEMA. March 2005 http://www.training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/downloads/is15aSpecialEventsPlanning-JAmanual.pdf
Special
Events. “Planned Special Events: Checklists for Practitioners” US Department
of Transportation
The
Sphere Handbook, Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Disaster
Response. The Sphere Project, Red Cross, Red Crescent
State Emergency Response
Commission/Local Emergency Planning Committees Emergency Planning and
Community Right To Know Act, Summary, CRS, Jan07
Title
III of SARA, Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986.
Local
Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) Data Base
LEPCs
and Deliberate Releases: Addressing Terrorist Activities in the Local
Emergency Plan. EPA, May 2001.
LEPC
Information Exchange
Supercourse, Epidemiology, the Internet, and Global Health, Collection of
Public Health Lectures/Classes
Terrorists, Freedom Fighters, Crusaders, Propagandists, and Military
Professionals on the Net (Web site links to numerous organizations)
Aviation Weather
Education/Outreach
Flooding/Water
Hurricane Awareness
Lightning Safety
Marine
Weather
MIC/WCM/SOO/DOH
List
Natural
Hazards Statistics
National Digital Forecast Database
NOAA
Weather Radio Information Past Weather/Climate: http://www.lwf.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/ncdc.html
Publications
List
Rip
Current Awareness
StormReady Home Page
Severe
Weather Safety
World
Health Organization Documents
Training/ Seminars/ Classes/ Conferences
Advanced Hazmat Life Support Program, Emergency Medicine Research Center,
University of Arizona Health Sciences Center
Alaska
BT exercise web site
American Hospital Association Disaster Training Site
American Red Cross Disaster Training Resource Guide
Armed
Forces Institute of Pathology Training Site
Armed
Forces Radiobiology Research Institute. Seminars
Armed
Forces Radiobiology Research Institute. Training
Automated Exercise and Assessment System, Army National Guard
Bioterrorism Awareness Training Course, Online, Kentucky
Bioterrorism Learning Center
Bioterrorist Attack on Food: A Tabletop Exercise. Northwest Center for
Public Health Practice. University of Washington School of Public Health and
Community Medicine.
BT
Create: A Customizable Bioterrorism Tabletop Exercise Builder. The National
Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
California Distance Learning Health Network
Case
Studies, Public Health Training Network Training Site (Includes
epidemiological case studies and training materials)
Center
for Civilian Biodefense Studies, Johns Hopkins University, Events List
Center
for Domestic Preparedness, Training Site, Anniston, Alabama. Medical
Training Courses
Center
for National Response, DOD West Virginia training site
CDC,
Distance Learning Web Sites
CDC,
Emergency Training and Education web link
CDC,
Public Health Practice Programs Office (PHPPO) Training Sites http://www.phppo.cdc.gov/trainingproducts.asp
Columbia University Disaster Tng Courses
Community Emergency Response Teams. Online training course. “IS 317
Introduction to Community Emergency Response Teams” FEMA
Compendium of Federal WMD and Domestic Preparedness courses, FEMA
Counter-terrorism Training. Federal site for police training opportunities
CSEPP
(Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program) training packages.
Chemical, decon, Mark I training.
Department of Justice, Office for Domestic Preparedness http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/odp/docs/coursecatalog.pdf
DOD
Defense Spt to Civil Authories Course
DOJ
Technical Assistance Training
DOT
Training Site, Multiple homeland security and ICS products
Electronic Mass Casualty Assessment and Planning Scenarios (EMCAPS), Johns
Hopkins Emedicine, Online medical education site
The
Emergency Information Infrastructure Partnership Forum
Emergency Management Exercise Reporting System (EMERS), FEMA
EPA
Environmental Response Television (Video Catalog) EPA Environmental Response Training Program ERTP Virtual University http://www.ertpvu.org/kc/login/login.asp?kc_ident=kc0001
FEMA
homeland security college course listings
FEMA
Training Portal
FEMA
Education Resources
“Guide
for Contracting Local Drills and Exercises” Columbia University Mailman
School of Public Health National Center for Disaster Preparedness
Health
Care Master Exercise Practitioner Program (HC MEPP) Series. Emergency
Management Institute, Noble Training Center. Training Courses.
Health
TV. Education Channel
The
Homeland Security Defense Education Consortium
Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program
Illinois Public Health Preparedness Center.
Incident Command System and Public Health. U. of Minnesota online training
Integrated Emergency Management Courses, FEMA
The
International College of Homeland Security
Introduction to Radiological Terrorism, the Nuclear Threat Initiative
Kentucky BT training site (online training program)
Learning Resource Center, National Emergency Training Center, FEMA/NFA,
Bibliographic Card Catalog system
Med
Training.Com, Department of Defense Medical Training Site
The
National Disaster Education Coalition (NDEC), Disaster Education Web site
The
National Emergency Rescue and Response Training Center, Texas A&M University
NIH
Videocasting series
National Nurse Emergency Preparedness Initiative
National Terrorism Preparedness Institute, St. Petersburg Junior College
National Wildlife Coordinating Group, Training Materials Site
New
Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, DOJ Bomb Training for First
Responders
The
Ohio Center for Public Health Preparedness at the Ohio State University
School of Public Health
Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism
Public
Health Basic Emergency Preparedness Course, Columbia University Center for
Public Health Preparedness. Public Health Emergency Exercise Toolkit: Planning, Designing, Conducting, and Evaluating Local Public Health Emergency Exercises. Columbia University School of Nursing. June 2006.
Public
Health Foundation Training Resource Center http://bookstore.phf.org/cat20.htm
Public
Health Training Network, CDC
Radiation Emergencies, Department of Energy Training for First
Responders/Fire Departments
RAND
database of Public Health Emergency Training
South
Central Public Health Partnerships (Tulane and University of Alabama)
St.
Louis University, Center for the Study of Bioterrorism and Emerging
Infections, Resource Listing “Supercourse” U. of Pittsburgh compilation of Public Health Training Resources. http://www.pitt.edu/~super1/index.htm
Tech
Escort school/training, US Army
TRAIN –
Public Health Foundation – Training calendars – multiple states
University of Alabama at Birmingham, Hospital BT Continuing education
Courses
University of Findlay, Center for Terrorism Preparedness
University of Minnesota Public Health Emergency Training (UM PHET) http://cpheo.sph.umn.edu/cpheo/umncphp/online/home.html
University of North Carolina, School of Public Health, Web Broadcast list
US Army
Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine Training Site
US Army
Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense training list
US Army
Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases training list
US Army
Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, Sept 2000 training
Workers Education and
Training Program, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences,
National Institutes of Health
Yale
New Haven Center for Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response. Online
training
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