herve September 3, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Management Conference, Bureau of Meteorology, Disaster & Emergency Management Conference, Disaster Risk Reduction, Emergency Management, Emergency Response, extreme weather, Hazard Management

Variability and trends in temperature and precipitation extremes

The severe flooding and bushfires in recent times have been a pertinent reminder of the risks our society faces from extreme weather events. The Bureau of Meteorology provides information about the risks of extreme heat or rainfall occurring, based on historical…
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herve August 2, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Management Conference, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Bureau of Meteorology, CSIRO, Department of Human Services, Disaster & Emergency Management Conference, Disaster Risk Reduction, Emergency Management, Emergency Response Intelligence Capability, Human Services Delivery Research Alliance

Emergency Response Intelligence Capability: Improving Situational Awareness in the Aust Govt Dept of Human Services

The Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Management Conference would like to thank Mr John Dickinson, Director Emergency Management, Australian Government Department of Human Services who presented on the Emergency Response Intelligence Capability (ERIC) project at our recent event 28-30…
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herve August 1, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Management Conference, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Bureau of Meteorology, CSIRO, data mapping, Department of Human Services, Disaster Risk Reduction, Emergency Management, Emergency Response Intelligence Capability, Hazard Management, Michael Kearney

CSIRO helps Human Services tackle disasters

 itNEWS reported by Paris Cowan on Jul 30, 2013 Emergency management tool ready for action. A five-year partnership between the CSIRO and Department of Human Services (DHS) has produced ERIC, a web-based emergency management tool that will guide the department’s…
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