The utilization of amateur radio in disaster communications
By: Lynn Ellen Edwards.
Series: Natural hazard research working paper -- 86
Publisher: University of Colorado, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Boulder, Colo
Language: eng
Table of contents: pagenum: viii
class: section
title: List of Figures; pagenum: viii
class: part
title: List of Tables; label: Chapter 1
pagenum: 1
class: chapter
title: INTRODUCTION; pagenum: 1
class: section
title: Purpose; pagenum: 3
class: section
title: Scope; pagenum: 3
class: section
title: Summary; label: Chapter 2
pagenum: 5
class: chapter
title: DISASTERS; pagenum: 5
class: section
title: Their Existence; pagenum: 5
class: subsection
title: Their Scope; pagenum: 5
class: section
title: Geographical; pagenum: 6
class: subsection
title: Financial; pagenum: 6
class: section
title: Their Increasing Potential; label: Chapter 3
pagenum: 9
title: DISASTERS AND THE NEED FOR COMMUNICATIONS; pagenum: 9
title: The Need For Communications; pagenum: 10
title: Disaster Management; pagenum: 11
title: Disater Control Services; pagenum: 11
title: Public Service; pagenum: 11
title: Forecasting and Diagnostic Services; pagenum: 12
title: Transportation Companies and Agencies; pagenum: 12
title: Public Utilities; pagenum: 12
title: Disaster Relief Services; pagenum: 13
title: The Public; pagenum: 13
title: Financial Services; pagenum: 14
title: Commercial Services; pagenum: 14
title: Special Networks; pagenum: 15
title: Types of Communications; pagenum: 15
title: On-site communications; pagenum: 15
title: Intra-agency communications; pagenum: 16
title: Inter-agency communications; pagenum: 16
title: Coordination; pagenum: 16
title: Definition of Disaster Communications