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EMGT: Week 4

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EMGT 340 Emergency Communication Week 4

20 years after 9/11: Examining emergency communications. by U.S. Government Publishing Office
(2022).
Crisis communication planning and strategies for nonprofit leaders. by Haupt, B. & Azevedo, L.
ISBN: 9781000826968
Emergency communications systems value analysis guide. by U.S. Department of Homeland Security
(April 2020).
Crisis & emergency risk communication: Six principles for OSH professionals. by Law, M.
Professional Safety, 68(5), 36–40.
A Fundamental Modeling of Wireless Mesh Network for Emergency Communications. by Takahashi, S., & Matsuo, T.
The Steering Committee of The World Congress in Computer Science, Computer Engineering and Applied Computing. (2012).
A high reliable satellite communication for emergency communications. by Li, W., Li, M., & Hao, Y.
The Institution of Engineering & Technology. (2011).
Investigating the methods and effectiveness of crisis communication. by Ozanne, L. K., Ballantine, P. W., & Mitchell, T.
Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector Marketing, 32(4), 379–405.
Metaheuristic-based optimal 3-D positioning of UAVs forming aerial mesh network to provide emergency communication services. by Gupta, M. & Varma, S.
(2021).
New trends in crisis communication in context of social media. by Piatra, L.
Studia Commercialia Bratislavensia, (2023). Vol. 16(55), 86–93.
The use of crisis communication strategies in emergency management. by Haupt, B.
Journal of Homeland Security & Emergency Management, (2021). Vol. 18(2), 125–150.
Chapter 3: Communicating in an emergency by FEMA
(2014).
Crisis & emergency risk communication by CDC
(2018).
Disaster emergency communications. by FEMA
(2020).
Emergency communications: CISA by Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
CISA