Steve Peterson, CEM

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Steve Peterson has specialized in public and private sector policy development in the area of emergency management for over 15 years. Most recently his contributions have focused on the various dimensions of social media in emergency management. His conceptualizations have addressed both its current state and its unrealized potential to significantly influence the effectiveness of future emergency management operations. Steve’s operational experience includes on-site data communications support (Hurricanes Katrina and Rita - 2005) and virtual surge support (Cyclone Pam and the Nepal earthquake - 2015). In December 2014, he earned his Certified Emergency Manager designation from the Intern...

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Steve Peterson, CEM

Présentations

Assessment of Social Media Usage during the April 2012 Holiday Point Marina Fire

CERT Role in Social Media Monitoring

Cyber Safety Presentation to Hadley Farms Middle School - April 2013

Prince George’s County Emergency Preparedness Conference - Sept 28, 2013

A Role for CERT in Social Media Monitoring

Using Technology to Manage Your CERT Program

Getting Disaster Data Right: A Call for Real-time Research in Disaster Response

Integrating Technology within CERT Operations

Documents

More Research Needed on Concurrent Usage of Information Systems during Emergencies

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Data excellence: Better data for better AI

Decision making during extreme events

Visual Information: the Growing Role of Graphics in Government + Crisis Communications