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| 120 | | ||=SAFIRE Simple EOC =||=collection of Sahana software components that provide functionality for incident reporting, dispatch, resource management, resource messaging, situational-reporting, and providing a common operating picture =|| |
| 121 | | ||ACTOR:Reporter || a source for receiving incident reports. They may arrive over public or closed channels. Potential channels would use Social Media, Emergency Hotline 112, HF/VHF radio || |
| 122 | | ||=Dispatch Center =||facility and staff that handles emergency calls from the public and communication with emergency management/response personnel. The center can serve as a primary coordination and support element of the large MACS or a small single person operation ceter that manages utility repairs. || |
| 123 | | ||ACTOR:Operator || a trained and authorized user with a role of processing the incident reports coming through the various channels. One or more Incident reports may result in activating an emergency situation, which activates generating a situation information document. || |
| 124 | | ||ACTOR:Manager || essentially an emergency manager that analyses the situation information and makes a decision to activate the response plans. The crisis map is updated with the new situation|. Manager decides on the required resources and sends out a request. || |
| | 119 | [[br]][[br]] |
| | 120 | ||=SAFIRE SIMPLE EOC =||=collection of Sahana software components that provide functionality for incident reporting, dispatch, resource management, resource messaging, situational-reporting, and providing a common operating picture =|| |
| | 121 | ||Reporter || a source for receiving incident reports. They may arrive over public or closed channels. Potential channels would use Social Media, Emergency Hotline 112, HF/VHF radio || |
| | 122 | ||=DISPATCH CENTER =||facility and staff that handles emergency calls from the public and communication with |
| | 123 | emergency management/response personnel. The center can serve as a primary coordination and support element of the large MACS or a small single person operation ceter that manages utility repairs. || |
| | 124 | ||Operator || a trained and authorized user with a role of processing the incident reports coming through the various channels. One or more Incident reports may result in activating an emergency situation, which activates generating a situation information document. || |
| | 125 | ||Manager || essentially an emergency manager that analyses the situation information to realize the situationa and then make a decision to activate or inactivate the response plans. The crisis map is updated with the new activated situations. Manager decides on the required resources and sends out a request. The manager dispatches the resources || |
| | 126 | ||Unit Leader || is an individual incharge of a collection of human resources, assets, and/or fleets. When the Unit Leader is requested to commit resources to a situation, they will anayse the situation and assess the capacity constraints to reply with a yes or no. || |
| | 127 | ||Incident Commander || the individual responsible for managing the incident, typically, on site at the scene. Incident Commander may order the release of more resource and would continue to update the situaion information. |
| | 128 | ||Planning/Logistics || are individuals, typically EOC staff members, that assist in managing the human resources, assets, and the fleet. || |
