An overview of the use of satellite navigation for disaster management and emergency response

Hascicek, Y. S.; Kose, Serdar; Koytak, Enes

doi:10.1504/ijem.2014.061658

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“…Such technologies include: satellites for effective and efficient emergency response and rescue operations (Hascicek et al, 2014;Kose et al, 2015); wireless sensor and control technologies (Lundberg et al, 2012;Yang et al, 2012); and automated data mining and big-data systems that integrate data, images and sounds (Zagorecki et al, 2013). The literature also reports on leadership capability frameworks in Australia (Shannon, 2015), Canada (Dickson and Tholl, 2014;Levitt, 2014;Marchildon and Fletcher, 2016); and the UK (NHS Leadership Academy, 2013).…”

Section: Transformational Emergency Leadershipmentioning

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Towards transformational leadership: the nexus of emergency management systems in Canada

H.J.

2016

IJEM

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This qualitative research study explores the leadership challenges in emergency management systems in Canada. Complex adaptive systems theory forms the theoretical paradigmatic perspective of emergency events, such as mass emergencies, disasters and catastrophes. Thematic analysis of a key informant study of emergency leaders identified 12 key leadership capabilities. From the grounded theory methodological approach, a theory of transformational emergency systems leadership emerged and is posited. The findings and implications are discussed in light of theoretical implications for humanistic and technologically driven leadership; inter-sectorial collaborative networks; adaptive learning and training of future emergency leaders; and future international emergency management research.

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Section: Transformational Emergency Leadershipmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards transformational leadership: the nexus of emergency management systems in Canada

H.J.

2016

IJEM

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Generating a spatial coverage plan for the emergency medical service on a regional scale: Empirical versus random forest modelling approach

Dolejš

Purchard

Javorčák³

2020

Journal of Transport Geography

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Developing Public Health Emergency Response Leaders in Incident Management: A Scoping Review of Educational Interventions

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Hsu

Pham³

et al. 2021

Disaster med. public health prep.

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During emergency responses, public health leaders frequently serve in incident management roles that differ from their routine job functions. Leaders’ familiarity with incident management principles and functions can influence response outcomes. Therefore, training and exercises in incident management are often required for public health leaders. To describe existing methods of incident management training and exercises in the literature, we queried 6 English language databases and found 786 relevant articles. Five themes emerged: (1) experiential learning as an established approach to foster engaging and interactive learning environments and optimize training design; (2) technology-aided decision support tools are increasingly common for crisis decision-making; (3) integration of leadership training in the education continuum is needed for developing public health response leaders; (4) equal emphasis on competency and character is needed for developing capable and adaptable leaders; and (5) consistent evaluation methodologies and metrics are needed to assess the effectiveness of educational interventions. These findings offer important strategic and practical considerations for improving the design and delivery of educational interventions to develop public health emergency response leaders. This review and ongoing real-world events could facilitate further exploration of current practices, emerging trends, and challenges for continuous improvements in developing public health emergency response leaders.

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An overview of the use of satellite navigation for disaster management and emergency response

Cited by 4 publications

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Towards transformational leadership: the nexus of emergency management systems in Canada

Towards transformational leadership: the nexus of emergency management systems in Canada

Generating a spatial coverage plan for the emergency medical service on a regional scale: Empirical versus random forest modelling approach

Developing Public Health Emergency Response Leaders in Incident Management: A Scoping Review of Educational Interventions

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