Large Event Security Planning and Emergency Management
暫譯: 大型活動安全規劃與緊急管理

本書探討活動規劃的安全性與保安，涵蓋從小型和中型活動到需要跨司法管轄區，甚至可能涉及國家權威的大型活動。自然災害（如地震、海嘯、惡劣天氣）和人為災害（如恐怖主義、化學洩漏、火車出軌）對大型活動規劃者提出了挑戰。本書涵蓋風險評估、活動規劃過程、應對規劃、危機管理，以及在危機期間和隨後立即採取關鍵行動所需的決策和權限鏈框架。

David R. Black, PhD, MPH, HSPP, CHES, CPPE, FASHA, FSBM, FAAHB, FAAHE, is a professor of public health at Purdue University in the Department of Health and Kinesiology and holds adjunct appointments in Health Sciences, Nutrition Sciences, and Nursing. He is also the associate director of the Homeland Security Institute (PHSI). He completed his doctorate in psychology at Stanford University and his MPH degree in Health Promotion and Behavioral Epidemiology at San Diego State University. He is fellow of five different health organizations and has received more than 40 federal, national, and state awards or recognitions for his contributions to public health. He is a retired Army Colonel and a graduate of the US Army War College. The combination of his public health and military education and training were a natural segue to focus on catastrophic events of all sizes. The relationship between public health and homeland security has been symbiotic among administrative units, faculty, and students. Examples of multidisciplinary projects encompass statewide pandemic training exercises and assessments of agency or state disaster plans; development of plans and evaluation procedures and methods for small, medium, and large events; training individuals to properly and efficiently screen for events; use military leadership models for public health and disaster preparedness by focusing on and teaching appropriate command structure based on the size of the event; and how to coordinate and use resources to mitigate unnecessary morbidity and mortality related to event evacuation.

J. Eric Dietz, PhD, PE, is the director of the Purdue Homeland Security Institute and professor of computer and information technology at Purdue University. Dr. Dietz's research interests include optimization of emergency response, homeland security and defense, energy security, and engaging veterans in higher education. As a director in Purdue's Discovery Park, Dr. Dietz is responsible for the catalysis of the Purdue's homeland security research enterprise, increasing the impact of Purdue on society, and organizing large multidisciplinary projects within Purdue.

Prior to his current responsibilities, Dr. Dietz was on loan from Purdue to Indiana's Governor as the founding executive director for The Indiana Department of Homeland Security, a new state agency responsible for planning and response placing the responsibility for the safety and security of 6.2 million Indiana residents. His duties included reorganization of five state agencies into functional divisions responsible for the development of plans, training, and exercise to improve the emergency response for Indiana governmental functions. He also led the Governor's Counterterrorism and Security Council, a multiagency organization guiding Indiana's homeland security policy. The comprehensive emergency management command and control systems he developed were tested by seven Presidential Declared Disasters and emergencies including Indiana's task force response to Hurricane Katrina. Under his leadership, Indiana added new statutory programs and funding that enhanced statewide emergency services. His leadership also helped accomplish a long sought objective to the fire service in the Indiana State Fire Training System to offer standardized training to over 26,000 Indiana first responders. Dr. Dietz led the formation of the Indiana Intelligence Fusion Center to coordinate all crimes and terrorism law enforcement intelligence. He also established a state disaster fund which provided process and funding to support individuals and local government following disasters. He was a board member for several national and regional boards which included the Central United States Earthquake Consortium, the Certified Emergency Manager Commission, Homeland Security Consortium, the National Weather Service Storm Ready program, Federal Emergency Management Agency Region 5 Advisory Council and National Emergency Managers Association.

大衛·R·布萊克（David R. Black），博士，公共衛生碩士，HSPP，CHES，CPPE，FASHA，FSBM，FAAHB，FAAHE，是普渡大學健康與運動科學系的公共衛生教授，並在健康科學、營養科學和護理學擔任兼任職位。他也是國土安全研究所（PHSI）的副主任。他在史丹佛大學獲得心理學博士學位，並在聖地牙哥州立大學獲得公共衛生促進與行為流行病學的碩士學位。他是五個不同健康組織的研究員，並因其對公共衛生的貢獻獲得超過40項聯邦、國家和州的獎項或表彰。他是一名退役的陸軍上校，並畢業於美國陸軍戰爭學院。他的公共衛生和軍事教育及訓練的結合，自然引導他專注於各種規模的災難事件。公共衛生與國土安全之間的關係在行政單位、教職員和學生之間是相輔相成的。多學科項目的例子包括全州的疫情訓練演習和機構或州災難計劃的評估；為小型、中型和大型事件制定計劃及評估程序和方法；訓練個人正確且有效地篩查事件；使用軍事領導模型進行公共衛生和災難準備，專注於根據事件的規模教授適當的指揮結構；以及如何協調和利用資源以減少與事件撤離相關的不必要的發病率和死亡率。

J·埃里克·迪茨（J. Eric Dietz），博士，PE，是普渡國土安全研究所的主任及普渡大學計算機與信息技術教授。迪茨博士的研究興趣包括緊急應對的優化、國土安全與防禦、能源安全，以及促進退伍軍人參與高等教育。作為普渡大學發現公園的主任，迪茨博士負責催化普渡的國土安全研究事業，增加普渡對社會的影響，並組織普渡內的大型多學科項目。

在擔任目前職位之前，迪茨博士曾被普渡大學借調至印第安納州州長辦公室，擔任印第安納州國土安全部的創始執行主任，這是一個新成立的州機構，負責規劃和應對，承擔620萬印第安納居民的安全與保障責任。他的職責包括將五個州機構重組為負責計劃、訓練和演習的功能部門，以改善印第安納州政府的緊急應對。他還領導州長的反恐和安全委員會，這是一個多機構組織，指導印第安納的國土安全政策。他所開發的綜合緊急管理指揮與控制系統經過七次總統宣布的災難和緊急情況的測試，包括印第安納州對卡特里娜颶風的任務小組反應。在他的領導下，印第安納州新增了法律計劃和資金，增強了全州的緊急服務。他的領導還幫助實現了長期以來對印第安納州消防訓練系統的目標，為超過26,000名印第安納州的第一反應者提供標準化訓練。迪茨博士主導成立了印第安納情報融合中心，以協調所有犯罪和恐怖主義的執法情報。他還建立了一個州災難基金，為災後支持個人和地方政府提供流程和資金。他曾是幾個國家和地區委員會的董事會成員，包括中美國地震聯盟、認證緊急管理委員會、國土安全聯盟、國家氣象局風暴準備計劃、聯邦緊急管理署第五區諮詢委員會和全國緊急管理協會。