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1/4/2004 | ARES Procedures Training |
IS195 Basic Incident Command System - EMI Independent Study Program The Incident Command System (ICS) is recognized as an effective system for managing emergencies. Several States have adopted ICS as their standard for emergency management, and others are considering adopting ICS. As ICS gains wider use, there is a need to provide training for those who are not first responders (i.e., law enforcement, fire, or emergency medical services personnel) who may be called upon to function in an ICS environment. This Basic Incident Command System (ICS) Course will begin to meet that need. The course has been developed as self-instruction but can also be delivered, with the use of an instructor, in a classroom. The course includes a large number of scenarios, examples, and opportunities for students to apply what they have learned. |
1/9/2004 | ANTENNAS | Near Vertical Incident Scattering Antenna Near Vertical Incident Scattering Antenna |
1/9/2004 | ANTENNAS | NVIS PowerPoint Presentation from Comm Academy 2003 NVIS PowerPoint Presentation from Comm Academy 2003 |
1/9/2004 | ANTENNAS | An Elaborate inverted V for NVIS? low_loss_inverted_v.jpg (JPEG Image, 507x760 pixels) |
1/12/2004 | ANTENNAS | NEAR-VERTICAL SKY-WAVE CONCEPT NEAR-VERTICAL INCIDENCE SKY-WAVE PROPAGATION CONCEPT |
1/12/2004 | ANTENNAS | NVIS relative gain table Summary of relative gain toward the zenith for field-expedient high frequency atennas (in dB). |
1/13/2004 | Emergency Communications | ARESPACK ARESPACK is a multi-window terminal communications program designed to facilitate emergency communications via packet radio. |
1/15/2004 | ANTENNAS | Near-Real-Time F2-Layer Critical Frequency Map Useful information for choosing appropriate band for NVIS antennas. |
1/15/2004 | ANTENNAS | North America NVIS North America NVIS Optimum Frequencies |
1/16/2004 | ANTENNAS | Tape Measure Antenna Designed for use when portability and operation on different frequencies are primary the considerations. The antenna is housed in a molded plastic housing holding two stainless steel tapes calibrated in meters, decimeters and centimeters. These tapes can be extended to the required length for a given frequency and locked in place. A permanent frequency-to-meters conversion chart is attached to the antenna housing. Each end of the tape is attached to a length of nylon line which acts as an insulator and a means for securing the antenna to structures of suitable height. |
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