Changes between Version 35 and Version 36 of Domain

Timestamp:

01/17/11 12:10:13 (14 years ago)

Author:

Fran Boon

Comment:

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Domain

@@ -54 +54 @@
 
 Resources are identified by standard:
-'''Type''' - specifically defines the level of capability a resource has. Type may vary by power, size, or capacity. Therefore, assigning a Type 1 label to a resource implies that it has a greater level of capability than a Type 2 of the same resource. The National Resource Typing definitions are broken into four distinct types. In some cases, a resource may have less than or more than four types. The type assigned to a resource or a component is based on a minimum level of capability described by the identified metric(s) for that resource.
+ * '''Type''' - specifically defines the level of capability a resource has. Type may vary by power, size, or capacity. Therefore, assigning a Type 1 label to a resource implies that it has a greater level of capability than a Type 2 of the same resource. The National Resource Typing definitions are broken into four distinct types. In some cases, a resource may have less than or more than four types. The type assigned to a resource or a component is based on a minimum level of capability described by the identified metric(s) for that resource.
 
-'''Category''' - describes the function for which a resource would be most useful (list as of June 2007):
- * Transportation
- * Communications
- * Public works and engineering
- * Firefighting
- * Information and planning
- * Law enforcement and security
- * Mass care
- * Resource management
- * Health and medical
- * Search and rescue
- * Hazardous materials response
- * Food and water
- * Energy
- * Public information
- * Animals and agricultural issues
- * Volunteers and donations
+ * '''Category''' - describes the function for which a resource would be most useful (list as of June 2007):
+  * Transportation
+  * Communications
+  * Public works and engineering
+  * Firefighting
+  * Information and planning
+  * Law enforcement and security
+  * Mass care
+  * Resource management
+  * Health and medical
+  * Search and rescue
+  * Hazardous materials response
+  * Food and water
+  * Energy
+  * Public information
+  * Animals and agricultural issues
+  * Volunteers and donations
 
-'''Kind''' (broad classes that characterize like resources):
- * teams
- * equipment
- * supplies
- * vehicles
- * aircraft
+ * '''Kind''' (broad classes that characterize like resources):
+  * teams
+  * equipment
+  * supplies
+  * vehicles
+  * aircraft