Multiorganizational coordination : it can be done!.

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Drabek, Thomas E., 1940- [et. al.]

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TextPublication details: [S.l. : s.n.], 1979Description: 7 p., illSubject(s):

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363.3480973 21

Subject: In most search and resuce missions, no one agency has the resources required. Personnel and resources from many agencies are knitted together into an emergent multiorganizational network (EMON). Reports a systematic study of one such EMON, during a search on Mount Si, Washington. Examines the key factors in the successful operation of this EMON

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Reprinted from: Search and Rescue Magazine; 1979; p. 9-17

In most search and resuce missions, no one agency has the resources required. Personnel and resources from many agencies are knitted together into an emergent multiorganizational network (EMON). Reports a systematic study of one such EMON, during a search on Mount Si, Washington. Examines the key factors in the successful operation of this EMON

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