American Planning Association
CDC Emergency Preparedness Website
Dartmouth College’s Institute for Security Technology
DHS National Incident Management System Best Practices
DisasterCenter.com
Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000: A New Beginning
EKU’s Online Programs in Fire & Safety Science
Exponent.com
FEMA Guide to Citizen Preparedness
FEMA Mitigation Division Homepage
FEMA Mitigation Planning How-To Guide
George Washington Univ. Institute for Disaster Management
Harvard Center for Risk Analysis
Heritage Emergency National Task Force
Library of Congress Emergency Preparedness Plan
National Council on Readiness and Preparedness
National Law Enforcement & Corrections Technology Center (NLECTC)
National Safety Council’s Emergency Preparedness Website
NIST Building & Fire Research Laboratory
NIST Report on World Trade Center Collapse
Protecting Buildings from Bomb Damage
Ready.gov
RiskINFO.com
Society for Risk Analysis
Univ. of Sydney Report on WTC Collapse
Printed Resources
1. Alexander D. Principles of emergency planning and management NY: Oxford Univ. Press; 2002.
2. Armitage D. Governance and the commons in a multi-level world. International Journal of the Commons. 2008;2(1):7–32.
3. Bannister J. How to manage risk London: LLP Limited; 1997.
4. Bedford T, Cooke R. Probabilistic risk analysis NY: Cambridge Univ. Press; 2001.
5. Bellavita C. Changing homeland security: A strategic logic of special event security. Homeland Security Affairs III. 2007;3.
6. Biggs J. Introduction to structural dynamics NY: McGraw Hill; 1964.
7. Broder J. Risk analysis and the security survey NY: Butterworth-Heinemann; 1999.
8. Bullock J, Haddow G, Coppola D, Ergin E, Westerman L, Yeletaysi S. Introduction to homeland security Boston: Elsevier; 2005.
9. Cameron G. The likelihood of nuclear terrorism. Journal of Conflict Studies 1998; (Fall):5–28.
10. Chavas J. Risk analysis in theory and practice San Diego: Academic Press; 2004.
11. Defense Research LLC. Terrorism preparedness Washington DC: Defense Research LLC; 2004.
12. Department of Homeland Security. (2010, September). DHS Risk Lexicon. 2010, 60.
13. Erickson P. Emergency response planning for corporate and municipal managers San Diego: Academic; 1999.
14. Fahey, J., & Kahn, C. (2012, March 3). BP begins to put spill behind it with settlement. Retrieved January 2015, from boston.com: <http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2012/03/03/bp_begins_to_put_spill_behind_it_with_settlement/>.
15. Flynn S. The edge of disaster NY: Random; 2007.
16. Godschalk D. Mitigation strategies and integrated emergency management Chapel Hill: Univ. of NC Press, Center for Urban and Regional Studies; 1986.
17. Godschalk D, Beatley T, Berke T, Brower D, Kaiser E. Natural hazard mitigation Washington DC: Island Press; 1999.
18. Gordon J. Comprehensive emergency management for local governments NY: Rothstein Associates; 2002.
19. Haddow G, Bullock J. Introduction to emergency management Boston: Elsevier; 2003.
20. Hart BHL. Strategy, 2e, reprint NY: Frederick A. Praeger; 1967.
21. Herrmann D. A practical guide to security engineering and information assurance Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press; 2001.
22. Hopkins L. Urban development: The logic of making plans Washington DC: Island Press; 2001.
23. Interagency Security Committee. The risk management process for federal facilities. An interagency security committee standard, 1st. Vol. 19 ISC 2013.
24. Jerolleman A, Kiefer J, eds. Natural hazard mitigation. Boca Raton: CRC Press; 2012.
25. Kaplan S. The words of risk analysis. Risk Analysis. 1997;17(4):407–418.
26. Kaiser E, Godschalk D, Chapin S. Urban land use planning Champaign-Urbana: Univ. of Illinois Press; 1995.
27. Kelly E, Becker B. Community planning Washington DC: Island Press; 2000.
28. Kelly R. Industrial emergency preparedness NY: Wiley; 1989.
29. Koenig DR. Governance reimagined: Organizational design, risk and value creation Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons Inc.; 2012.
30. Krauthammer T. Conventional blasts, ballistic attack, and related threats. The Construction Specifier 2004; (May):73–84 [author’s website].
31. Leflar J, Siegel M. Organizational resilience Boca Raton: CRC Press; 2013.
32. Leonard B. Guide to exercises in chemical emergency preparedness programs NY: Diane Pub. Co; 1988.
33. Litman T. Lessons from Katrina Victoria, BC: Victoria Transport Policy Institute; 2005.
34. Longinow A. The threat of terrorism: Can buildings be protected? Building Operating Management 1995; pages unknown.
35. Low, P. (2013, May 29). Natural Catastrophes in 2012 Dominated by U.S. Weather Extremes. Retrieved January 2015, from World Watch Institute: <http://www.worldwatch.org/natural-catastrophes-2012-dominated-us-weather-extremes-0/>.
36. Molak V. Fundamentals of risk analysis and risk management Chelsea, MI: Lewis Publishers; 1996.
37. Mukund, B. (NA, NA NA). SO 17799: The Key Components of the Standard. Retrieved October 2014, from ISO 17799 Information and Resource Portal: <http://17799.denialinfo.com/biju.htm/>.
38. Nicholson J. Design of public buildings. In: Kemp R, ed. Homeland security: Best practices for local government. Washington DC: ICMA; 2003:61–64.
39. Nudell M, Antokol N. The handbook for effective emergency management Lexington, MA: Lexington Books; 1988.
40. Omika Y, Fukuzawa E, Koshika N, Morikawa H, Fukuda R. Structural responses of world trade center under aircraft attacks. Journal of Structural Engineering. 2005;131(1):6–15.
41. O’Connor, T. Mitigation and Preparedness. MegaLinks in Criminal Justice 2014; Retrieved from <http://www.drtomoconnor.com/3430/3430lect06.htm/>.
42. Palin P. Resilience: The grand strategy. Homeland Security Affairs. 2010;6 issue 1 (January), http://www.hsaj.org/?article=6.1.2.
43. Perry R. Comprehensive emergency management Greenwich, CT: JAI Press; 1985.
44. Rodriguez H, Quarantelli E, Dynes R, eds. Handbook of disaster research. NY: Springer; 2006.
45. Quarentelli E. Studies in disaster response and planning Newark: Univ. of Delaware Disaster Research Center; 1979.
46. Schneid T, Collins L. Disaster management and preparedness Chelsea, MI: Lewis Publishers; 2000; [sample excerpt].
47. Veenema T. Disaster nursing and emergency preparedness for chemical, biological, and radiological terrorism NY: Springer; 2003.
48. Vose D. Risk analysis: A quantitative guide NY: Wiley; 2000.
49. Waugh W. Living with hazards: Dealing with disasters: An introduction to emergency management NY: M.E. Sharpe; 2000.
50. White Jonathan. Defending the homeland Belmont, CA: Wadsworth; 2004; Last updated: Jan. 19, 2014.
Not an official webpage of APSU, copyright restrictions apply, see Megalinks in Criminal Justice.
