Well, the first thing I did was look up the meaning of “parsimonious” to have some idea of what they were talking about. The definition “I think they are using” is this: “What does it mean that science is parsimonious? The principle that the most acceptable explanation of an occurrence, phenomenon, or event is the simplest, involving the fewest entities, assumptions, or changes.” I’m still not sure how that applies, but it could mean they are “winging it” with the information. I don’t know… https://lnkd.in/e2AStHGA
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Disaster Zone is a podcast that focuses on disasters that are increasingly impacting communities around the world.
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“Disaster Zone,” hosted by Eric Holdemann, dives into disasters at every step of the disaster lifecycle. Holdemann discusses topical emergency management topics and disasters, and examines their implications on the field of emergency management. Disaster Zone covers the before, during, and after of disasters, providing unique and fresh perspectives. Holdemann has a wealth of experience in the field of emergency management and has worked at the federal, state, and local levels, as well as in both the nonprofit and private sectors.
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DyPop '24 has three incredible keynote speakers for our #Colorado event. Today we are highlighting Brigadier General (Ret) Michael Willis! Mike Willis, who served as the State Director of the Colorado Office of Emergency Management, brings unparalleled experience and insight to our event. Mike has recognized the crucial need for a leadership training program tailored for emergency managers, similar to those in the military. He emphasizes the importance of creatively allowing others to take the lead, fostering better decision-making, and ultimately helping teams become stronger and more effective. This vision aligns perfectly with DyPop’s focus on leadership, decision-making, and interoperability. At the event, Mike will share his transformative approach, demonstrating how leadership training can empower emergency managers to enhance their capabilities and better serve their communities. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a true leader in the field who is passionate about advancing the profession and building resilient teams. 💪 Mike now serves as the President of the NATIONAL GUARD ASSOCIATION OF COLORADO. Learn more about Emergency Management Response for Dynamic Populations training and certification here: https://lnkd.in/gQmTCTQF #DyPop2024 #EmergencyManagement #Leadership #DecisionMaking #Interoperability #KeynoteSpeaker
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Air Conditioning is Climate Adaptation Gone Wild — The Readiness Lab
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Click through the DyPop 2024 Participant Brochure! Register here: https://lnkd.in/gQmTCTQF Competencies: -Command -CBRN -Public Messaging -Mass Care -Evacuation -Medical Transport Schedule: -Day 1-2: Training -Day 3: Full-Day Exercise Who Should Attend: -Emergency Managers -Security Directors -Department of Defense Members -Federal, State, & Local Agencies -Fire Departments -Law Enforcement Agencies -EMS Providers -Hospital Administrators -University Stakeholders -NATO Partners Details: -When: October 22-24, 2024 -Where: Pueblo, CO -Cost: $2,500 (travel not included) -Group Discounts are available upon request Sponsors: L3Harris Technologies ARTC | Ambipar Response Training Center HQE Systems, Inc. Doberman Emergency Management Group
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Rome was not built in a day and it will take many years of planning and building to overcome our expected future damages. Leave it to say, we did not start soon enough! https://lnkd.in/eUhTPSY3
Why Does Vermont Keep Flooding? — The Readiness Lab
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Tropical Storm Debby is certainly going to be a “downer” for the East Coast in the coming days. It is currently projected to drench most of the seaboard with rain, lots of rain. https://lnkd.in/eSA9uv7g
It is a Debby Downer Tropical Storm — The Readiness Lab
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The latest Disaster Zone Podcast: Post Earthquake: Managing the Situation in Christchurch NZ (https://lnkd.in/eZJxRf_c) is posted and has some terrific lessons learned on all the policy and operational concerns to be addressed in a post earthquake environment. The description is here: In this Disaster Zone Podcast we will be talking about the significant challenges New Zealand and Christchurch faced in the aftermath of their 2010-2011 Earthquakes. The podcast guest is Brent Winder is a native New Zealander. He has had multiple roles in leadership ranging from ten years in the New Zealand Navy, to positions with Queens Town Lakes District Council and the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (CERA). He was a founding staff member responsible for operations in the Christchurch Central Business District (CBD) red zone and supporting the largest and most complex demolition project in New Zealand’s history. Additionally, he successfully managed widespread and large-scale demolition and land management – in a disaster recovery context. He has also led an expert recovery team to Kathmandu, Nepal post-2015 earthquakes, and he is a member of the deployable New Zealand Emergency Management Assistance Team (EMAT). Like many of us, he Played a regional role in the Whole of Government emergency response in the COVID-19 Pandemic. In his current role he is lead emergency management for Christchurch City Council. You can contact him at Brenden.Winder@ccc.govt.nz https://lnkd.in/e8FhVicT
Disaster Zone Podcast: Demolition and Recovery Lessons from Christchurch — The Readiness Lab
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