Communicating During Disasters at NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Our proposed list of deliverables!
After about three months of research and discussions with the OR&R team, we've come up with a proposed list of deliverables. Time permitting, we will provide the team at NOAA with the following tools and strategies, as well as a collection of the research that informed our decisions.
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Compendium of information including:
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‘lessons learned’ from research of past events
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‘expert information’ from external research
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‘trend setters’ for inspiration
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Recommend analytics and feedback plan
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Measuring content
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Tools for measuring content readability
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Tracking content consumers
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Encouraging and monitoring feedback
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Recommend social media strategy
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‘Emergency only’ OR&R twitter feed
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Twitter town halls
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YouTube information videos
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Recommend strategy for using social
media as a means for crowd-sourcing
volunteer engagement
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Identify role for volunteers
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Recommend framework for volunteer focused mobile
application
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Increase identification and categorization of
information on blog and website
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Identify ideal information paths
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Increase information for press and access to
information on website during events
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Recommend protocol for proactive media outreach
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Increase in ‘regionalization’ of information and tools
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Add “region” tag to each incident report
for RSS categorization, separate RSS feeds out by region and then roll them up
for national IncidentNews RSS feed
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Increase search engine rankings through search
engine optimization
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Develop
tools and relationships to maintain
available resources
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Talent pool
§ Identify
key individual at the University of Washington whose expertise NOAA can draw
from.
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Data visualization
Monday, November 21, 2011
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