Understanding Homeland Security

1. Part III
Preparedness, Response, RecoveryPreparedness, Response, Recovery
Chapter 10
Critical ResourcesCritical Resources
Preparedness and PlanningPreparedness and Planning
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2.  Foundational Concept: The National IncidentFoundational Concept: The National Incident
Management System (NIMS)Management System (NIMS)
 Local Planning: The Private SectorLocal Planning: The Private Sector
 Local Planning: Emerging Roles at the LocalLocal Planning: Emerging Roles at the Local
LevelLevel
 Case in Point: Health and MedicalCase in Point: Health and Medical
Preparedness StrategiesPreparedness Strategies
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3.  Foundational Concept: The National IncidentFoundational Concept: The National Incident
Management System (NIMS)Management System (NIMS)
 Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD)-5Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD)-5
 Single Comprehensive Approach to IncidentSingle Comprehensive Approach to Incident
ManagementManagement
 System for Implementing National ResponseSystem for Implementing National Response
FrameworkFramework
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4.  Local Planning: The Private SectorLocal Planning: The Private Sector
 Proximity to Terrorist Attacks and CasualtiesProximity to Terrorist Attacks and Casualties
 Promoting Homeland Security and Public-PrivatePromoting Homeland Security and Public-Private
CollaborationCollaboration
 Private Sector PreparednessPrivate Sector Preparedness
 National Infrastructure Protection PlanNational Infrastructure Protection Plan
 Information Sharing and Analysis CentersInformation Sharing and Analysis Centers
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5.  Local Planning: Emerging Roles at the LocalLocal Planning: Emerging Roles at the Local
LevelLevel
 Necessity for State-Federal CollaborationNecessity for State-Federal Collaboration
 Federal GuidanceFederal Guidance
 Homeland Security Role of Local Law Enforcement,Homeland Security Role of Local Law Enforcement,
Medical, and Fire AuthoritiesMedical, and Fire Authorities
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6.  Case in Point: Health and MedicalCase in Point: Health and Medical
Preparedness StrategiesPreparedness Strategies
 Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD)-21Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD)-21
 National Strategy for Health and PreparednessNational Strategy for Health and Preparedness
 The Medical Surge Capacity and CapabilityThe Medical Surge Capacity and Capability
HandbookHandbook
 Six Tiers of ResponsibilitySix Tiers of Responsibility
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7.  Components of the Prevention and MitigationComponents of the Prevention and Mitigation
ProcessProcess
 Federal Mitigation AssistanceFederal Mitigation Assistance
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8.  Components of the Prevention and MitigationComponents of the Prevention and Mitigation
ProcessProcess
 Identify Potential RisksIdentify Potential Risks
 Assess the Probability that a Terrorist Incident willAssess the Probability that a Terrorist Incident will
OccurOccur
 Assess the Consequences to Society Should aAssess the Consequences to Society Should a
Terrorist Event OccurTerrorist Event Occur
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9.  Federal Mitigation AssistanceFederal Mitigation Assistance
 Hazard Mitigation Assistance Grant ProgramsHazard Mitigation Assistance Grant Programs
 Hazard Mitigation Grant ProgramHazard Mitigation Grant Program
 Pre-Disaster MitigationPre-Disaster Mitigation
 Flood Mitigation AssistanceFlood Mitigation Assistance
 Repetitive Flood ClaimsRepetitive Flood Claims
 Severe Repetitive LossSevere Repetitive Loss
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10.  A Complex Dilemma: Mitigating Chemical andA Complex Dilemma: Mitigating Chemical and
Biological IncidentsBiological Incidents
 Case in Point: Centers for Disease Control andCase in Point: Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention GuidelinesPrevention Guidelines
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11.  A Complex Dilemma: Mitigating Chemical andA Complex Dilemma: Mitigating Chemical and
Biological IncidentsBiological Incidents
 Complex ChallengesComplex Challenges
 Confirming Use of AgentsConfirming Use of Agents
 Potentially Mass CasualtiesPotentially Mass Casualties
 Deployment of First RespondersDeployment of First Responders
 Adequacy of Medical FacilitiesAdequacy of Medical Facilities
 Geographic Scope of AttackGeographic Scope of Attack
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12.  Case in Point: Centers for Disease Control andCase in Point: Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention GuidelinesPrevention Guidelines
 Communicating Preparedness: CDC PreparednessCommunicating Preparedness: CDC Preparedness
and Response Publicationsand Response Publications
 Biological and Chemical Terrorism: Strategic Plan for
Preparedness and Response
 First Hours: Emergency Responses
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13.  Coordinating Nuclear Security: The Role of theCoordinating Nuclear Security: The Role of the
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionU.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
 Case in Point: Weaponization of RadiologicalCase in Point: Weaponization of Radiological
Hazards RevisitedHazards Revisited
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14.  Coordinating Nuclear Security: The Role of theCoordinating Nuclear Security: The Role of the
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionU.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
 Authority of NRCAuthority of NRC
 NRC Areas of ResponsibilityNRC Areas of Responsibility
 Enforcing Required Mandates and OversightEnforcing Required Mandates and Oversight
 Coordination of Emergency Preparedness ProgramsCoordination of Emergency Preparedness Programs
 Office of Nuclear Security and Incident ResponseOffice of Nuclear Security and Incident Response
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15.  Case in Point: Weaponization of RadiologicalCase in Point: Weaponization of Radiological
Agents RevisitedAgents Revisited
 Conversion into Weapons of Mass DestructionConversion into Weapons of Mass Destruction
 Construction of Dirty BombsConstruction of Dirty Bombs
 Obtaining Nuclear WeaponsObtaining Nuclear Weapons
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