Conduct an analysis of an Emergency Operations Center at one level of government during a disaster

The objective of the research paper is to conduct an  analysis of an Emergency Operations Center at one level of government  during a disaster. The research paper consists of a title page,  introduction, body, conclusion, and reference page.

The paper will  consist of nine pages, including a title page and reference page.  The paper will analyze, describe, and evaluate three of the following  criteria:

1. the specific type of disaster (natural or man-made), the  affected area, and vulnerable populations within the demographic area;

2. the design and location of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC);

3.  the operations structure (Incident Command System);

4. the interface  between the federal, state, and local governments;

5. how media  relations are conducted to disperse disaster information to the public;  6. the modes of communication within the EOC and between the public and  private sectors;

7. how stress management was facilitated;

8. the  positive and negative performance of the EOC;

9. what improvements would  you suggest and in what specific areas; and

10. whether or not the  emergency preparedness plan is effective for the hazard.

The objective of the research paper is to conduct an  analysis of an Emergency Operations Center at one level of government  during a disaster. The research paper consists of a title page,  introduction, body, conclusion, and reference page.

The paper will  consist of nine pages, including a title page and reference page.  The paper will analyze, describe, and evaluate three of the following  criteria:

1. the specific type of disaster (natural or man-made), the  affected area, and vulnerable populations within the demographic area;

2. the design and location of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC);

3.  the operations structure (Incident Command System);

4. the interface  between the federal, state, and local governments;

5. how media  relations are conducted to disperse disaster information to the public;  6. the modes of communication within the EOC and between the public and  private sectors;

7. how stress management was facilitated;

8. the  positive and negative performance of the EOC;

9. what improvements would  you suggest and in what specific areas; and

10. whether or not the  emergency preparedness plan is effective for the hazard.