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Examination of Emergency/Disaster Response and Recovery Operation Event Critique – Hurricane Katrina. A 17-slide professional gray/blue gradient PowerPoint for PA 543 at Upper Iowa University. Text-only bullet points summarizing each section of the student's paper on Hurricane Katrina response and recovery, covering: introduction, hazard type, response overview, responders and stakeholders, human behavior, response measures, rescue and triage, public information, handling donations and stress, disaster declarations, use of NRF/NIMS/ICS, recovery overview, disaster impact, recovery issues (fraud, environment, historic, mitigation), challenges, risk assessment and mitigation strategies, recommendations, and conclusion. Include minimal relevant visuals (levee breach, FEMA response, NIMS chart, New Orleans flooding). No speaker notes. Academic layout suitable for university submission.
Critiques Hurricane Katrina's emergency response/recovery: hazard overview, responders, human behavior, measures, NIMS/NRF use, challenges (fraud, env.), mitigation, & recommendations via 17-slide PPT
This title slide is titled "Hurricane Katrina: Response & Recovery Critique." Its subtitle offers an overview of the emergency response, key stakeholders, challenges, and recommendations.
Overview of emergency response, key stakeholders, challenges, and recommendations.
Source: PA 543, Upper Iowa University
This slide outlines the presentation agenda. It includes five key sections: Introduction & Hazard Type, Response Overview, Key Operations & Measures, Recovery Issues & Challenges, and Recommendations & Conclusion.
Hurricane Katrina, a Category 5 storm, caused levee failures and flooding in New Orleans, with key responders including FEMA, National Guard, and local/state agencies. The slide covers human behavior like evacuation challenges and looting rumors, plus measures such as rescue/triage, public information, and donation handling.
The slide features visuals of levee breaches causing New Orleans flooding. It highlights FEMA's large-scale response using NRF/NIMS/ICS frameworks, with emphasis on responder stress management.
Source: Wikipedia
The slide highlights massive destruction, fraud, environmental/historic issues, and challenges like mitigation gaps and risk assessment. It recommends strategies such as improved NRF coordination, early warnings, resilient infrastructure, and key lessons for future disasters, with a call to "Prepare today. Protect tomorrow."
• Massive destruction, fraud, environmental/historic issues
Prepare today. Protect tomorrow.
Implement resilient strategies now.
Source: PA 543: Hurricane Katrina Response Critique, Upper Iowa University
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