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2007 Annual Symposium

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Plenaries: Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Posters
Sessions: 2A | 2B | 2C | 2D | 3A | 3B | 3C | 3D | 6A | 6B | 6C | 6D | 7C | 7D | 8C | 8D
11A | 11B | 11C | 11D | 12A | 12B | 12C | 12D

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Tuesday, November 6, 2007 Plenaries
Opening Speech
Jack McGee

2.9 MB

 

Essential Elements of Researcher/Practitioner Partnerships For Disaster Resilient Communities

Dennis Mileti

56 KB

 

Emergency Management : the Future of All Hazard

Michel Dore

714 KB

 

Harnessing strengths and building capacity: How Seattle Project Impact and other regional partnerships save lives

Inés Pearce

3.5 MB

 

Developing a Resiliency Framework in Canada: Challenges and Opportunities

Dave Hutton

625 KB

Tuesday 10:30 am - 12:00 pm

Session 2A 

The Search for Principles of Disaster Management

David Etkin

600 KB

 

How to Accommodate Service and Companion Animals in Evacuations

Colleen Bailey

   

Adaptive Simulation of Incident Management and Response, Ensuring Emergency Managers are Better Prepared

Chris Dejager

 

What people really want to know when crises occur

Jim Stanton

 
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Session 2B 

Integrated assessment of health risks from environmental stressors

David Briggs

 

Assessing Health Vulnerabilities of Canadians to a Changing Climate

Peter Berry

   

Fighting Fire with Fire: Investigating Prescribed Burns for Fuel and Fire Management in Quetico Provincial Park, Ontario

Anne Grant 
Roger Suffling

 

Earthquake Planning: Applying Lessons Learned Internationally

Maiclaire Bolton 
Jana Fox

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Session 2C

Eco-cities to Disaster Resilient Eco-Communities: a concerted approach in the coastal city of Puri (India)

Akhilesh Surjan 
Rajib Shaw

 

Things Change, We Change:  Planning for Resilience in Coastal Arctic Communities

Kathleen Parewick 
Norm Catto

 

Mainstreaming disaster preparedness in development planning:  experience on the ground

Nonita Yap
Alice Ng

 

Natural Hazard Mapping and Assessment in NL Communities

Norm Catto

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Session 2D 

A Canadian Pilot Project for a GPS-Augmented Tsunami Warning System

Herb Dragert

   

Monitoring Shaking in Canada’s Cities: Before, During, and After an Earthquake

John Cassidy
Garry Rogers
David McCormack
Sharlie Huffman
Maiclaire Bolton

 

Landslide hazards and their mitigation along the Sea to Sky corridor

Andrée Blais-Stevens
Oldrich Hungr

 

Seismic Hazard Mapping in the Ottawa Area, Ontario

Gregory Brooks
James Hunter

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Tuesday - 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm
Session 3A  
Panel: The Canadian Gender and Disaster Management Network

Elaine Enarson
Lynn Orstad,
Tracy Porteous,
Dave Hutton,
 Laurie Pearce,
Carol Amaratunga

Carol Amaratunga
400 KB

Laurie Pearce
750 KB

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Session 3B 

Earthquake Shaking Probabilities in British Columbia, Canada: Reviewing Risk Assessment

Mark Seemann

 

Activities of B.C. Government for Management of Seismic Risks in Ground Slopes and Existing Buildings and Risks in Design and Constructione

Steven Kuan
Taro Gurney

 

City Evacuation Planning

Matthew Harper

   

Information Communication Technology and Emergency Management

Alison Brooks

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Session 3C  

Concept of a National Land-use Guide for Risk Reduction

Bert Struik

 

Where the Land Meets the Ocean: Environmental Management Plan for Tsunami Affected Coastal Areas.

Debashish Das

   

An Assessment of Institutional Response-and-Recover Strategies in Australia and North America: Lessons for Disaster and Emergency Planning from Recent Environmental Disasters

David King
C. Emdad Haque

   

International Collaboration on a Natural and Human-induced Environmental Hazards and Disasters Research Programme

Gordon McBean

 
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Session 3D  

The Tipping Point - When does Knowledge of Natural Hazards Translate into Personal Preparedness Action?

(Paula) Jane Wynne
Sonia Talwar
Jan Aylsworth

 

Reducing Risk from Natural Hazards - a Progress Report from Natural Resources Canada - 

Chris Tucker

 

From Policy to Action to Reduce Impacts of Disasters: A Global Perspective

Maryam Golnaraghi

   

Role of the Meteorological Service of Canada in Disaster Risk Reduction and Community Resiliency

Paul Whitfield
David Grimes
Magda Little

 
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Wednesday, November 7, 2007 Plenaries

Canadian Red Cross -  Working with Disaster Affected Populations as Partners: Lessons from the 2004 Tsunami and Earthquake in Indonesia

Jean Slick

 

Natural Hazards Center, University of Colorado at Boulder -  What Katrina Taught Us:  Gaps in Understanding and Practice

Kathleen Tierney

   

Towards a Sustainable Future: Partnerships for Mainstreaming Risk Reduction

Franklin McDonald

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Wednesday - 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
Session 6A  

Modeling Indicators of Community Disaster Resilience

Scott Miles 
Stephanie Chang

 

The role of social capital in adaptation to flood risks in modern urban Russia

Lilia Yumagulova

   

Building intra and interorganizational resiliency: adaptive fit for better crisis management. CANCELLED

Marie-Christine Therrien

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Session 6B  
The management lessons learned during two major crisis: the Saguenay floods in 1996 and the Ice storm that struck southern Quebec in 1998 CANCELLED
Thierry Pauchant
Louis Côté
Daniel Parent
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Comparative analysis of the interorganizational links of the Quebec crisis management system during two major crisis: the Saguenay floods in 1996 and the Ice storm that struck southern Quebec in 1998

Louis Côté 
Thierry C. Pauchant 
Daniel Parent

 

A typology of the managerial values of the Quebec crisis management system during two major crisis: the Saguenay floods in 1996 and the Ice storm that struck southern Quebec in 1998

Daniel Parent 
Louis Côté 
Thierry C. Pauchant

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Session 6C  

Using deliberative dialogue to explore risk reduction strategies: comments on a process CANCELLED

Sonia Talwar
Murray Journeay Shana Johnstone
Heather Evans
Cameron Chalmers

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Pathways: an Analytic-Deliberative Framework for Risk Based Planning in Canada

Murray Journeay Sonia Talwar
Boyan Brodaric
Anne Wein
Richard Bernknopf

   

Decision analysis for risk reduction planning

Murray Journeay  Anne Wei
Richard Bernknopf
Chang-jo Chung

 
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Session 6D  

Web resources for assessing meteorological hazards in BC and Yukon - 

Tina Neale
Bill Taylor

 

Tap Runs Dry:  documenting lessons learned from past severe droughts in southern Ontario communities

Grace Koshida
Erin Stratton
Joan Klaassen
Marci Vanhoucke

 

Communities in Atlantic Canada and Emergency Preparedness

Anna Marie Hayes
Ann Robertson

   

A New Federal Approach to Building Regional Capacity for Health Emergencies

Betsy MacKenzie

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Wednesday - 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm
World Cafe Sessions
Laurie Pearce
 
Session 7C  

Panel: Community vulnerability in the Red River Basin CANCELLED

Toni Morris-Oswald
Robert Stewart
C. Emdad Haque
John Lindsay

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Session 7D  

Research capacity in emergency preparedness

David Johnson

   

Maintaining organizational capacity in health care during a pandemic:  Integration of a command structure with business continuity 

Eric Bone

 

Mobile Triage Centres:  An Operational Pilot

Shawn Grono
David Johnson
Marcia Johnson
Eric Bone

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Wednesday - 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Session 8C  

The Fraser River Flood Hazard – An Integrated Approach to Management

Steve Litke

 

Stakeholder Perspectives on Performance Objectives for Critical Infrastructures in Disasters

Kristine Tatebe
Stephanie Chang

 

The Impact a First Nations Wholistic Approach to Emergency Planning has on Increasing Community Participation in Preparing for a Pandemic.

Kim Barker
Donna Leon
Shirley Bighead
Janice Willier-Scott Willie Ermine

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Session 8D 

JELC Critical Infrastructure Initiative

Allan Galambos

 

The Disaster Response Route Network of the Lower Mainland of British Columbia

Mike Andrews
Doug Allan
Seiki Harada

 

Pacific Northwest Infrastructure Damage for the Hanukkah Eve Storm 2006

Dorothy Reed

 

Utility Asset Risk Management for Infrequent Hazard Events within the Triple Bottom Line Framework

Donald Ballantyne Stephanie Chang William Heubach

 
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Thursday, November 8, 2007 Plenaries

Natural Resources Canada - Transforming Hazard Knowledge into Action at the Community, Regional and National Levels - Experiences from South America and Canada

Catherine Hickson

 

New Urbanism: Resilient Communities or 21st Century Pompeii(s)

Philip Berke

 
Forging Partnerships for Disaster Resilient Communities
Tyrone Pile
 

Emergency Management Priorities and the Critical Nexus Between Researcher and Practitioner

Cam Filmer

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Thursday - 9:00 am - 10:30 am
Session 11A  

Providing for Worker Care

Laurie Pearce

 

Taking It To the Kitchen Table: Creating a Resilient Workforce at the RCMP - 

Gord Black
Alice Danjou
 Bill Maxwell

 

Improving disaster response capacity by supporting the health care workforce

Carol Amaratunga
O'Sullivan et al

 

Can You Guess the #1 Stressor Reported on Disaster Assignment? Surprising Research Findings on Stressors on Disaster Assignments

Victoria Ross

 
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Session 11B  

Communicating recovery: Australian experiences

Susan Nicholls
Christine Healy
Andrew Coghlan

 

Natural Disaster Reporting in Canadian National Newspaper Media

Lindsay Poulin

 

Atmospheric Hazards Website in Prairie and Northern Regions

Bob Kochtubajda

   

Modeling Emergency Public Shelter Needs in the Event of an Earthquake

Cathy Pasion
Stephanie Chang

 
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Session 11C  

Communities are prepared to live with disasters: Oxfam’s supports CANCELLED

Provash Mondal

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Challenges and Partners in Public Education CANCELLED

Eric Holdeman

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Community Vulnerability and Capacity in Post-Disaster Recovery: The Cases of Mano and Mikura Neighbourhoods in the Wake of the 1995 Kobe Earthquake

Etsuko Yasui

 
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Session 11D  

Applications of a Critical Infrastructure Analysis in a Municipal Setting

Jody Sydor

 

Breaking Points – Defining weather impacts on critical infrastructure

Bill Taylor
Tina Neale

   

Emergency Management in the Water Sector

Gregory Solecki

 

Enhancing Regional Resilience Through Addressing Critical Infrastructure Interdependencies

Stephanie Chang Timothy McDaniels

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Thursday - 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Session 12A 

A nation-wide assessment of how emergency management organizations relate to high-risk populations

Sara Walsh

   

The Human Side of Disaster Preparedness: How Vulnerable Populations Respond to Disasters

Adam Clarkson
Gary Poole

 

Living with disaster on the Canadian prairie: the case of BSE and drought

Elaine Enarson
Diane Martz
Wilfreda Thurston
Carol Amaratunga
Margaret Haworth-Brockman

 

Psychological Resilience in the Face of Catastrophe:  Pre-Disaster Psychological Preparedness CANCELLED

Melinda Koenig

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Session 12B  

Lessons from Sri Lanka: Public alerting in rural and remote communities

Peter Anderson Gordon A. Gow

   

Emergency Response Communications and Multi Agency Events CANCELLED

Catherine Matheson

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Public Alerting Association of Canada

Ernest MacGillivray
Doug Allport

 

Developing Flood Loss Reduction Scenarios Using Simulation-Based Techniques

William Johnstone

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Session 12C  

Two years on: post-tsunami village-level needs assessment in Sri Lanka CANCELLED

Brent Doberstein

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Re-Building Banda Aceh: Humber College Experience with International Disaster Recovery.

Guillermo Acosta
Michael Hatton

   

From Concept to Capacity Building Against Coastal Surprises: The Experiences of Evolving Coastal Community Resilience (CCR) initiative in the Indian Ocean Region

Atiq Kainan Ahmed

 

The Integration of Adaptation and Mitigation in Community Response to Climate Related Disasters in the Context of Sustainable Development: Forming Partnerships with a Common Methodology.

Ian Burton
Livia Bizikova

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Session 12D

Disaster Simulation Tools for Training and Response during Large Disasters: world café

José R. Marti

 
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