PPT-Emergency SHELTER in Natural Disasters

SHELTER Session for t rainings Shelter after disaster What is shelter Emerging trends amp challenges the big picture Phases in shelter Shelter as a process not a product Shelter in emergency operations. Ideas for Those New . to the Field. Welcome!. Introduction of attendees. Instructor’s background. Goals for the workshop. A comment about participation. Resources. Disaster Research Center. Natural Hazards Center. Statistics 2011. 332 Natural Disasters were recorded. Killed 30,773 people. 244.7 million victims of these disasters. Costs $366.1 billion. China, the United States, the Philippines, India and Indonesia constitute together the top 5 countries that are most frequently hit by natural disasters. . Earthquakes, Tsunamis. Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Ice Storms. Volcano's. H1N1, . Zika. Virus. Forest Fires. Plague of Locusts. Joel. I. Something To Tell Your Children About . 1-4. Hear 2a. Question 2b. Prof. Dr. Jan D. Reinhardt. 1,2. 1. Institute . for. . Disaster. Management . and. . Reconstruction. . of. . Sichuan. University . and. Hong Kong . Polytechnic. University, Chengdu, China. 2 . Mary J. . Goepfert. , External Affairs Officer, NJOEM. lppgoepm@gw.njsp.org. 609.963.6818. Topics Covered. Emergency management systems in NJ. Emergency Preparedness 101. Organizational disaster response, working with local officials. Objectives:. Understand what emergency shelter means. Understand the purpose of and uses for the Emergency Shelter Kit. Learn about different ways of using the shelter kits. Learn about techniques for construction . Which Rules are the Right Rules? . Part II: Serving Single Adults in Low-Barrier Emergency Shelters. Today’s Webinar. Please note that all lines are on mute.. Please . pose questions at any time in the Questions box. Ideas for Those New . to the Field. Welcome!. Introduction of attendees. Instructor’s background. Goals for the workshop. A comment about participation. Resources. Disaster Research Center. Natural Hazards Center. in the United States. Janet Benini. US Department of Transportation. Philosophy of Government. The United States has a decentralized government. Responsibility for managing emergencies begins with. the individual and families. Shelter Surveillance Work Group. January 21, 2014. MMRS. Objectives. Describe . how surveillance can be conducted in an emergency shelter to increase situational awareness of disease and illness during disasters.. Unit Four Emergency Management in the United States This unit describes emergency management in the United States It defines the four phases of emergency management as well as other important te study of the distribution and control of health-related issues, including diseases . leaving an area to escape a potential disaster. the science of protecting and improving the health of people and their communities. Tornadoes. A tornado is a violent, dangerous, rotating column of the earth with the base of a cumulonimbus cloud.. Tornadoes come in many different shapes and sizes but are in form of a funnel. . There narrow end touches the earth and has a cloud of dust and debris that flows with it. . Word Bank. Bioterrorism. Carbon monoxide. Epidemiology. Evacuation. Outbreak. Public Health. study of the distribution and control of health-related issues, including diseases . leaving an area to escape a potential disaster.