NIMS 14 Flashcards
Small scale incidents are usually managed with pen, appear, verbal communication and ($$$$$$$)
Scene indicators
In the case of complex or large scale incidents ($$$$$$$) facilitates the actions of responders, planners, and commanders at the incident site and at local, state, and federal support agencies.
Technology
($$$$$$) provide capabilities essential to implementing and supporting NIMS. These include. Voice and data communications systems (eg. Mobile radios and mobile data terminals), information systems (record keeping and resource tracking systems) and display systems.
Technology systems.
Ongoing development of science and technology is necessary for continual improvement and refinement of NIMS. Strategic ($$$$$$$) ensures that this development takes place.
Research and development r&d
A major of us of NIMS is to improve scientific capabilities and lower cost. Five key principles observed by NIMS to support the use of technology:
Interoperability and compatibility. Technology support. Technology standards. Broad based requirements. Strategic planning for research and development.
($$$$$$) are achieved through the use of common communications, data standards, digital data formats,, equipment standards, and design standards.
Interoperability and compatibility.
Technology support facilitates incident operations and sustains the ($$$$$$) that strengthen the long term investment in the nations future incident management capabilities.
R&D programs
Strategic ($$$$$$$) planning identifies future technologies that can improve preparedness, prevention, response, and recovery capabilities or lower the cost do existing capabilities.
Research and Development (R&D)
To ensure effective R&D, the NIC, in coordination with the ($$$$)$$$$$) will integrate into the national R&D agenda the incident management science and technology needs of department, government agencies, functional disciplines, private sector entities, and NGOs operating within NIMS.
US DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY UNDERSECRETARY FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.
Additionally, these (R&D) strategies are supported by end user responder group input via advisory bodies, such as the ($$$$$$), ($$$$$$), the ($$$$$$), research conducted by a variety of entities such as the national labs and academic institutions.
DHS SECURITY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORATE FIRST RESPONDER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
TEST AND EVALUATION COORDINATING WORKING GROUP.
INTER AGENCY BOARD (IAB).
Supporting technologies enhance management capabilities, facilitate responder capabilities and safety, and lower cost. This is accomplished through three principal activities:
Operational scientific support.
Technology standards support.
R&D support.
($$$$$$$$) identifies and, on request, mobilizes scientific and technical assets that can be used to support incident management activities.
Operational scientific support.
($$$$$$$$) draws of the scientific and technological expertise of federal agencies and other public and private organizations.
Operational scientific support.
($$$$$$) enables the development and coordination of technology standards for NIMS to ensure that personnel, organizations, communications and information systems, and other equipment preform consistently, effectively, and reliably, together without disrupting one another.
Technical standards support.
($$$$$$) collecting hard data on how things work in the real world— is the most important liable basis for standards that ensure the safety and mission effectiveness of emergency responders and incident managers.
Performance measurement