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Dear Readers: I have been so busy organizing emergency communications, working with clubs, doing my “day job,” and getting repeaters on-the-air that I have been very remiss in posting to the blogs. I am going to try to get on a weekly posting schedule going forward. Thanks!

Entries in distributed eoc (1)

Monday
Apr202009

Ready for a "Distributed" EOC?

This is a quick post just to introduce a topic that I’ve thought about only a little: How to we support a distributed emergency operations center? That is, an EOC that isn’t a single place where everyone gets together and decisions are (or aren’t) made?

One context where this is mentioned is the response to a public health emergency where people don’t want to be close enough to other people to catch something, but still need to organize a response.

I have so many other projects—right away projects—that I am not going to spend too much time on this at the moment. But, the more I work with public health (and we have a statewide PanFlu exercise in June) the more I’ll have to work on this.

Thoughts and comments welcomed.