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Predictive Impacts & Proactive Planning

Predictive Impacts & Proactive Planning

$300

Learn how to merge available predictive weather data with historical storm damage to predict the potential impacts of impending storms, build confidence in yourself and your team, and fuel proactive planning.

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Access period Lifetime
Made in English
Last updated at Sat Jun 2024
Level
Intermediate
Total lectures 16
Total quizzes 0
Total duration 04:45:45 Hours
Total enrolment 1
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Short description Learn how to merge available predictive weather data with historical storm damage to predict the potential impacts of impending storms, build confidence in yourself and your team, and fuel proactive planning.
Outcomes
  • Know how to use data from the past to predict future storm impacts
  • Know how to mine weather data pertinent to an impending event to proactively prepare scalable plans
  • Understand how to build credibility and trust with internal and external stakeholders
  • Learn how to avoid miscommunications through developing a meaningful information dashboard
  • Understand how to develop effective and usable Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to build trust with stakeholders
  • Know how to create a governance process to ensure the validity and sustainability of your SOPs
  • Ensure your messaging is consistent and accurate across a multitude of stakeholders and platforms
Requirements
  • Basic Understanding of Electrical Infrastructure: Participants should have a foundational knowledge of electrical utility systems and infrastructure to comprehend the course content effectively.
  • Familiarity with Disaster Response: An understanding of disaster response protocols and procedures is necessary to apply the logistics strategies taught in the course.
  • Experience in Crisis Management or Related Fields: While not mandatory, experience in crisis management, emergency response, or a related field is beneficial to grasp the advanced concepts discussed in the course.

A new way for industry to work with state/federal government to plan for, respond to & recover from any type of regional incident, disaster, accident or disruption

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