Simulated Emergency Test
From Megawiki
Saturday, October 7, 2006 0900-1200 CDT
"Bioterrorism Hospital Activation" This Simulated Emergency Test will test the readiness of the ARRL Wisconsin Section ARES/RACES organizations to handle emergency communications during a Bioterrorism event.
We will be able to evaluate the effectiveness of hospital/ public health agency amateur radio activation plans and other improvements made in the Wisconsin ARES/RACES organizations and practices during the preceding year.
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Goals
- Test the effectiveness of hospital/ public health agency ham radio activation plans.
- Test the effectiveness of the statewide communications structure.
- Encourage each district and county to design and execute a local scenario within the scope of the statewide SET.
- Pass the maximum number of messages using standard message formats.
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Objectives
- Maximize participation by ARES/RACES communicators.
- Activate a ham radio station in at least one hospital or public health office in each county with an ARES organization.
- Activate as many Emergency Operations Center (EOC) stations as possible.(1)
- Activate all county nets and assign a liaison station to their respective district nets.
- Activate all district nets, coordinate county nets in the district, and assign liaison stations to the state nets.
- Activate ARES/RACES HF net and coordinate the district nets.
- Activate the Badger Emergency Net and move traffic to and from the National Traffic System (NTS).
- Operate as many stations as possible on emergency power.(2)
- Use as many modes as possible (HF, VHF and UHF phone, Winlink 2000, ATV, PacTOR, PSK63, etc.)
- Encourage served agencies such as American Red Cross and Racine County Emergency Management to participate by passing message traffic.
- Encourage media coverage by sending press releases to local print and broadcast outlets.
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Digital Plans
- Winlink 2k- Digital messaging NTS messaging.
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Frequencies
Repeater Primary 147.270 check in Net- Others to be announced during NET.
Digital 145.530; 145.610; 446.100
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Questions
Contact KB9MMA 262-909-3996
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See Also
Emergency Coordinator SET press release
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External Links
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