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  • Evaluating the Reliability of Emergency Response Systems for Large-Scale Incident Operations
  • Written by author Brian A. Jackson, Kay Sullivan Faith, Henry H. Willis, Jackson, Brian A., Faith, Kay Sullivan, Willis, Henry H
  • Published by RAND Corporation, 2010
  • The ability to measure emergency preparedness-to predict the likely performance of emergency response systems in future events-is critical for policy analysis in homeland security. Yet it remains difficult to know how prepared a response system is to deal
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Preface iii

Figures ix

Tables xi

Summary xiii

Acknowledgments xxi

Abbreviations xxiii

Chapter 1 Introduction: Measurement and Emergency Preparedness 1

Public Expectations and Our (Imperfect) Ability to Measure Emergency Preparedness 2

Response Reliability as a Different Approach to Preparedness Assessment 4

About This Study and This Document 7

Chapter 2 Defining and Demonstrating Response Reliability Analysis 9

Defining the Analytical Process for Response Reliability Assessment 9

Component and System Reliability Analysis: An Overview 10

Adapting Reliability Analysis Techniques to the Evaluation of Emergency Response Systems 12

A Simplified Response Example for Defining and Illustrating Response Reliability 20

Step 1 Define and Map the System 23

Step 2 Identify Failure Modes 25

Step 3 Assess the Probability of Occurrence of Different Failure Modes 26

Step 4 Assess the Failure Mode Effects and Their Severity 29

Exploring Quantitative Representations of Response System Reliability 31

Response Reliability Measures Applied to Preparedness Policy Problems 41

Prioritizing Possible Preparedness Investments 44

Making Trade-Offs Between Actions to Improve Performance for Large-Scale Incidents Versus Smaller-Scale, More Common Events 44

Comparing the Cost-Effectiveness of Different Preparedness Improvement Options 45

How Much Preparedness-and Response Reliability-Is Enough? 49

Chapter 3 Describing a Chlorine Release Scenario and Relevant Response Parameters 51

Describing a Chlorine Release Scenario 52

Considering the Capabilities and Requirements for Responding to a Chlorine Release 53

Chapter 4 A Simplified Model of an Emergency Response to a Chlorine Release 59

Top-Level Structure of Our Model of a Chlorine Response 60

Detailed Discussion of Two Exemplary Model Components 63

System-Level Incident Management 65

Response to Victims' Needs 70

Discussion 74

Chapter 5 Exploring What Can Go Wrong During a Chlorine Response Operation: Identifying Relevant Failure Modes 75

Building a Failure Tree for a Response Operation 77

Overview of Our Chlorine Response Failure Trees 80

Detailed Discussion of Two Exemplary Failure Trees 82

Establish and Operate Emergency Operations Center 83

Medical Treatment and Transport 85

Discussion 87

Chapter 6 Assessing the Probability, Effects, and Severity of Failure Modes: An Exploratory Analysis Using Response After-Action Reports 95

Exploring Failure Modes' Probability of Occurrence 97

Description of the After-Action Report Dataset 97

Data Analysis 100

Results 102

Discussion 105

Exploring Failure Modes' Effects and Severity 107

Response Interdependencies and Failure Consequences 108

Considering Individual Failure Effects and Severity in Our Chlorine Response Analysis 108

Looking at Effects and Potential Severity in One Response Case Study 110

Discussion 116

Chapter 7 Concluding Observations 119

Appendixes

A Approximating Response Reliability Curves 123

B Correspondence Between the Chlorine Response Model Used in This Analysis and Other Ways of Categorizing or Organizing Response Operations 129

C Description of Components of the RAND Chlorine Response Model Not Covered in the Text 133

D Failure Trees for All Elements of the Response Model 149

E Counts of Failure Modes Identified per Analyzed After-Action Report 185

F List of After-Action Reports Reviewed and Analyzed 187

Bibliography 193


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