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Urban Outbreak 2019 Pandemic Response: Select Research & Game Findings, Benjamin Davies, Kaitlin Rainwater Lovett, Brittany Card, David Polatty
Urban Outbreak 2019 Pandemic Response: Select Research & Game Findings, Benjamin Davies, Kaitlin Rainwater Lovett, Brittany Card, David Polatty
Urban Outbreak 2019
This document is a summary of 16 key research and game findings focused specifically on the characteristics of civil-military response to a pandemic scenario. The numbered bullets below correspond to more detailed explanations of findings presented later in the document. While these findings are in no way definitive or complete, they are a sampling of relevant guidance based on research, gaming and expert opinion. It is our hope that these 16 findings will contribute to improving civilian and military effectiveness in humanitarian assistance and disaster response operations
Urban Outbreak 2019 Pre-Analytic “Quick Look”, Benjamin Davies, Heath Brightman, Jacob Brostuen, David Polatty, Brittany Card
Urban Outbreak 2019 Pre-Analytic “Quick Look”, Benjamin Davies, Heath Brightman, Jacob Brostuen, David Polatty, Brittany Card
Urban Outbreak 2019
From 17-18 September 2019, the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS) - National Center for Disaster Medicine and Public Health (NCDMPH) and the United States Naval War College (NWC) conducted a game at Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Lab (JHU-APL) in Laurel, Maryland. Titled “Urban Outbreak 2019,” this two-day, three-move analytic game was internally developed by the NWC’s Humanitarian Response Program (HRP) and emerged as an output from their 2018 Civilian-Military Humanitarian Response Workshop.