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83 Annotated Bibliography A P P E N D I X B A review of the literature referenced provides background information for the synthesis. Keywords used were transportation emergency plan; airport emergency plan; business continuity plan; continuity of operations; and irregular operations (IROPS)
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84 Practices in Airport Emergency Plans and others who have access or functional needs. It discusses uses of technology and other methods that incorporate Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
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Annotated Bibliography 85 GA airports are typically found in smaller communities and have limited resources for staff, equipment, supplies, mutual aid resources, and training. Acknowledging this and compensating for it in emergency preparedness planning is imperative for providing essential services.
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86 Practices in Airport Emergency Plans and passenger-driven needs and correspondingly enhance the design, management, and operation of airport terminals. The need for a truly multidisciplinary scientific approach which integrates information, process, people, technology, and space domains is highlighted through a brief discussion of two challenges currently faced by airport operators.
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Annotated Bibliography 87 planning-for-cbrne-events Aspect of Reliability in Airport Business Continuity Management The paper presents the issue of ensuring the continuity of the operation at the airport. Requirements and objectives relating to business continuity management have been defined in accordance with the ISO 22301 international standard.
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88 Practices in Airport Emergency Plans The focus of the report is on emergency communications planning and is specifically designed for use by airport senior management, public information officers, and first responders and emergency managers. The report includes sample communication-plan tables of contents, field operations guides, and the checklist of effective communications plans.
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Annotated Bibliography 89 program. The purpose is to enable the reader to "grab and go" from the ideas and sample exercise materials derived from a survey of 58 U.S.
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