 | | (introduction...) |
 | | 3. Part 1: Learning objectives |
 | | 4. Emergency information management |
 | | 5. Emergency information management as a ''cycle'' |
 | | 6. Identifying needs |
 | | 7. Identifying needs by phase |
 | | 8. Information needs for contingency planning |
 | | 9. Early warning information for complex emergencies |
 | | 10. Information needs for emergency response |
 | | 11. Information needs for rehabilitation and recovery activities |
 | | 12. What we sometimes assume |
 | | 13. What is often the real situation |
 | | 14. Information needs for mitigation activities |
 | | 15. Gathering data: choice of techniques and phases of disaster |
 | | 16. Choice of data gathering technique depends on: |
 | | 17. Managing data-gathering |
 | | 18. Establishing a baseline |
 | | 19. Common sources of baseline data |
 | | 20. Common sources of baseline data |
 | | 21. Quantitative vs. qualitative methods of data gathering |
 | | 22. Quantitative, statistical sampling techniques |
 | | 23. Qualitative data-gathering techniques |
 | | 24. Inter-agency approach to data gathering |
 | | 25. Tools for data-gathering |
 | | 26. Geographic Information Systems |
 | | 27. Presentation of GIS information |
 | | 28. Other tools for data-gathering |
 | | 29. Data analysis and information production |
 | | 30. Tools for data analysis and information production |
 | | 31. Information dissemination: management concerns |
 | | 32. Coordination structures and information dissemination |
 | | 33. Use of the media in information dissemination |
 | | 34. Institutional memory |
 | | 35. Steps in building institutional memory capacity |