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Conference : Problems Associated with Large Scale Evacuations.

Material type: TextTextSeries: Easingwold papers ; 5Publication details: Easingwold, York : The College, 1994Description: xi, 128 p. : illISBN:
  • 187432106Xpbk
DDC classification:
  • 302.33 CON
Contents:
Subject: The aim of the conference was to bring together policy-makers, practitioners and researchers in emergency preparedness to consider some of the problems associated with large-scale evacuations. The objectives were: to identify good practice in the management of evacuation and shelter; to examine case studies and research from the UK and abroad; to offer recommendations to relevant organisations and personnel on how existing guidance might be enhanced and where further research or study might be useful
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Books Books Australian Emergency Management Library BOOK 302.33 CON (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 900064859

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Includes bibliographical references

Evacuation: Enhancing response -- Leaving, waiting and coming back: evacuation as a strategy in emergency management -- The St Mary Axe incident -- The fire and chemical release at the GEC-Marconi Research Centre -- The policeman's tale -- The evacuation of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada -- Evacuations from shopping centres -- Operation Crabstick

The aim of the conference was to bring together policy-makers, practitioners and researchers in emergency preparedness to consider some of the problems associated with large-scale evacuations. The objectives were: to identify good practice in the management of evacuation and shelter; to examine case studies and research from the UK and abroad; to offer recommendations to relevant organisations and personnel on how existing guidance might be enhanced and where further research or study might be useful

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