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Reach Your Audience in an Emergency: #SMEM | idisaster 2.0
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Social Media and Emergency Management. Compendia of “How To’s” Including Monitoring. Crowdsourcing and Crisis Mapping. Handbooks, Policies and Guidance for Staff. Keeping the Lines of Communication Open: Atlanta Public School’s Long Snow Day. Incorporating Social Media Into Your Exercises #SMEM →. Reach Your Audience in an Emergency: #SMEM. May 1, 2014. Post by: Kim Stephens. Keep the flood photos coming. Click here to upload: http:/ t.co/CyodRwubwx. Mdash; WJZ CBS Baltimore (@cbsbaltimore) April 30, 2014.
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Heading off disaster, one tweet at a time - CNN.com
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Heading off disaster, one tweet at a time. Filed under: Social Media. The Boulder, Colorado, wildfire triggered a strong response from iReport, often CNN's first source for disaster images. Government officials are usually wary of information on Twitter and other social media. FEMA chief Craig Fugate uses the data for situational awareness. Former firefighter Russ Johnson is helping harness social media's power for first responders. Denver, Colorado (CNN). Fugate's openness to social media is unusual for...
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Has the professionalization of emergency management reduced our use (and appreciation) of volunteers? | idisaster 2.0
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Social Media and Emergency Management. Compendia of “How To’s” Including Monitoring. Crowdsourcing and Crisis Mapping. Handbooks, Policies and Guidance for Staff. International Conference of Crisis Mappers, Four Themes. HealthMap, an example of information curation →. Has the professionalization of emergency management reduced our use (and appreciation) of volunteers? October 5, 2010. Post by: Kim Stephens. Who’s at the scene of a crisis first? Project, at the International Conference of Crisis Mappers.
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Informatics in Disasters and Emergency Response - David Wild
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Skip to main content. Get your Wikispaces Classroom now:. The easiest way to manage your class. Informatics in Disasters and Emergency Response. Boston Bombing Case Study. Ethics in social media. Hurricane Sandy Case Study. Radio communications in disasters. Shortwave and Mediumwave radio in Disasters. What happens when the lights go out? Is an Associate Professor in Indiana University's School of Informatics and Computing. Where he runs the CCRG research group. He is author of the All Hazards Blog.
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Media - SMARMIE
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Emergency 2.0 Wiki. First Responder Communities of Practice. Comms 2 point 0. Crisis Comms Command Post (Patrice Cloutier). Engaging Others (Cheryl Bledsoe). IDisaster 2.0 (Kim Stephens). It's Not My Emergency (Bill Boyd). Mental Meanderings (Keith Robertory). The Face of the Matter (Jim Garrow). Think Disaster (Scott Reuter). For more information go to the contact page or send an email to. Presented by SM A. Created by Mattia Conte.
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Monitoring Social Media during a crisis: What tools are available? | idisaster 2.0
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Social Media and Emergency Management. Compendia of “How To’s” Including Monitoring. Crowdsourcing and Crisis Mapping. Handbooks, Policies and Guidance for Staff. Crisis Mapping and Collaboration–Alabama leads the pack. Want a map of the cholera epidemic in Haiti? Here are five … →. Monitoring Social Media during a crisis: What tools are available? November 15, 2010. Image by Eric Schwartzman via Flickr. Post by: Kim Stephens. View your latest Gmail messages. Design your own gadget.”. None of these sites...
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Keeping the Lines of Communication Open: Atlanta Public School’s Long Snow Day | idisaster 2.0
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Social Media and Emergency Management. Compendia of “How To’s” Including Monitoring. Crowdsourcing and Crisis Mapping. Handbooks, Policies and Guidance for Staff. Deaf People Use Social Media to Make Their Voices Heard: Can #SMEM be used to reach them in a crisis? Reach Your Audience in an Emergency: #SMEM →. Keeping the Lines of Communication Open: Atlanta Public School’s Long Snow Day. January 29, 2014. Post by: Kim Stephens. This situation could be any public communicator’s nightmare scenario...
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Introducing Cheminformatics: Navigating the world of chemical data - Semantic Web
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Skip to main content. Wikispaces Classroom is now free, social, and easier than ever. Try it today. Introducing Cheminformatics: Navigating the world of chemical data. Introducing Cheminformatics: Navigating the world of chemical data. Background - semantic technologies. XML (extensible markup language). It focuses on document semantics. This means that you can identify specific document parts and assign them specific meaning. For example, if you are representing biological sequence data,you can clearly ...
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Handbooks, Policies and Guidance for Staff | idisaster 2.0
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Social Media and Emergency Management. Compendia of “How To’s” Including Monitoring. Crowdsourcing and Crisis Mapping. Handbooks, Policies and Guidance for Staff. Handbooks, Policies and Guidance for Staff. Prepared by Kim Stephens–Updated March, 2013. American Red Cross. “Social Media Handbook.” American Red Cross. Scribd.com. October 2010. Accessed Oct. 2010. http:/ www.scribd.com/doc/37958422/American-Red-Cross-Social-Media-Handbook. Cloutier, Patrice and Barry Radford. “Project to Advance C...Cyveill...
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Case Studies | idisaster 2.0
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Social Media and Emergency Management. Compendia of “How To’s” Including Monitoring. Crowdsourcing and Crisis Mapping. Handbooks, Policies and Guidance for Staff. Prepared by: Kim Stephens Last updated: September 10. Blogs you should read that post lessons learned and case studies continuously: IACP Center for Social Media–Case Studies. Crisis Communications Command Post. The Face of the Matter. It’s Not My Emergency. Good Overview Video: Social Media Crisis Communication – Preparedness Partners. The pur...
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