Conference Papers

 

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
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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