SETTING THE STAGE | |
GIS for Fire Deployment Analysis2 | GIS Applications for Fire Service Deployment Analysis Russ Johnson, Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI), Redlands, CA (USA) |
DEPLOYMENT IN PRACTICE | |
CSFD | Colorado Springs: Deployment Analysis under Public Scrutiny Nina Rikoski and Brett Lacey Colorado Springs Fire Department Colorado Springs, CO (USA) |
CSFD | Fire Department Response Times and Fire Losses John Waters Upper Merion Township Fire Upper Merion, PA (USA) |
COMPARATIVE ANALYTIC METHODS | |
Cuthbert NZ | Fire Station or Pizza Delivery Outlet? The Location Methodology is the Same Bas Cuthbert, GIFireE New Zealand Fire Service New Zealand |
Neely | Fire Service Resource Planning and Allocation – An Australian Perspective John Neely New South Wales Fire Service Australia |
PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES | |
Sunrise | Research in the Development of Deployment Standards: Why Can’t We Answer the “Big Questions” in the Fire Service? Bruce Moeller, PhD, MIFireE Sunrise Fire Rescue Sunrise, FL (USA) |
Sweden | A Shift in Focus for Fire and Rescue Services Stefan Svensson Swedish Rescue Services Sweden |
REGULATORY APPROACHES: NORMATIVE VERSUS EMPIRICAL, US vs. UK | |
NFPA 1710, A Review of Requirements J. Gordon Routley, Eng., MIFireE Montreal, Quebec Canada |
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Davis Fire Cover Davis | INVITED ADDRESS: UK Standards of Cover Revision Process Dennis Davis, OBE, OstJ, QFSM, C Eng, CIMgt, FFireE, MInstE Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Fire Services The Scottish Office United Kingdom |
DEPLOYMENT – THE STAFFING QUESTION | |
Toronto Fire Services Training Challenges | Deploying Resources in Practice, Alternatives to NFPA 1710 William Stewart, MIFireE Station Office, Australian Capital Territory Fire Brigade Toronto, Ontario Canada |
culbert culbert | Reducing Uncertainty for Annual Staffing Costs Frederick Culbert Consultant, Surrey Fire Department Surrey, British Columbia Canada |
Jennings | SPECIAL ADDRESS: Methodology for Evaluating Equivalency Under NFPA 1710 Charles Jennings, PhD, MIFireE Department of Public Management John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY) New York, NY (USA). |
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