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The document provides details for an individual project assignment. Students must write a 750-1000 word essay addressing a real-world emergency scenario and assessing the necessary technology to manage it. The scenario can involve terrorism, natural disasters, or other crises. For the selected scenario and technology, students must address how each would be used in the four phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparation, response, and recovery. For the technology, students must also discuss its applicability to other phases, effectiveness, costs, practicality for long-term use, and sources. The assignment aims to evaluate emergency management technologies for all-hazards planning and response.

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Unit 3 Individual Project
Assignment Details
Assignment Description
Click on the following links for the Phase 3 Reading Assignment:
Sim Technologies for Evac Planning and Disaster Response
In this assignment, you are required to create and present an essay that addresses a realworld scenario regarding the anticipation of a devastating crisis emergency (student
selected), and you must make an assessment of the necessary technology (software or hard technology) to mitigate, resolve, and restore normalcy. The scenario may be of
a terrorist attack, a natural phenomenon (hurricane, tornado, earthquake, flooding, etc.), a school shooting or act of workplace violence, an infrastructure failure, a natural gas
line explosion and resulting fire, a forest fire threatening homes and lives, and so forth.
Assignment Guidelines
Address the following in an essay of 750–1,000 words:
In detail, describe your selected scenario.
As stated above, your scenario can include terrorist attacks, natural disasters, violent domestic acts, school shootings, infrastructure failures, natural
gas explosions, forest fires, and so on.
Regarding your scenario, what are 1–2 types of technology that you would use during each of the different phases of emergency management? Consider
technology that is used to improve operational efficiencies, such as communications, industrial technology, and data storage.
The 4 phases that need to be addressed are as follows:
Mitigation
Preparation
Response
Recovery
For each technology that you have selected, address the following:
Is this technology applicable to any of the other emergency management phases? Why or why not?
Based on past use, how effective is the technology? Explain.
How much does the technology cost? Explain.
Consider equipment, training, maintenance, and implementation costs.
Considering future advancements, is the technology practical for longterm applications? Explain.
Compile your responses into the final essay, and submit the file to your instructor.
Be sure to reference all sources using APA style.
Please submit your assignment.
For assistance with your assignment, please use your text, Web resources, and all course materials.
Reading Assignment
You can find links to the following articles in the Phase 3 Assignment Descriptions:
Sim Technologies for Evac Planning and Disaster Response
Assignment Objectives
Evaluate the use of Homeland Security and Emergency Management technologies for AllHazards event planning and response.
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Type: Individual Project
Unit: Planning, Response, and Technology
Due Date: Wed, 6/6/18
Grading Type: Numeric
Points Possible: 135
Points Earned: 0
Deliverable Length: 750–1,000 words
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