ECA Bay Area Spring 2022 Workshop
May 25 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
OVERVIEW
ECA Bay Area’s Spring 2022 workshop (May 25, 1-3pm) will feature a presentation on enhancing resilience by exercising aspects of an earthquake scenario; 2022 ECA Mini Award recipients will share updates about their projects; ECA resources and activities will be highlighted; and we will have open discussion for attendees to ask questions and make suggestions.
We hope you can join us! Please also share the event information with others who might be interested.
There is no cost to attend.
AGENDA
PRESENTERS & TOPICS (1-2:30 pm)
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ECA Bay Area Chairs: Ray Bonilla (Meta), Dena Gunning (San Mateo Central Country Fire, Daniel Homsey (City/County of San Francisco) ECA Executive Director (Mark Benthien) Welcome |
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ECA Bay Area 2022 Mini Award Recipients
“Lightning Talk” overviews of their organizations, Mini Award projects, and current status. |
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Dr. Josie Nevitt (Research Geophysicist, USGS) Quakes Break: Bay Area Seismic Activity since last workshop |
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Monika Stoeffl (Executive Director, California Resiliency Alliance) Enhancing Your Operational Resilience by Exercising Aspects of an Earthquake Scenario This presentation will highlight how the many facets of the HayWired earthquake scenario provide a great opportunity to exercise different aspects of resilience, ranging from preparedness and mitigation to response and recovery. The Fires After Earthquakes facilitator guide from the soon-to-be-released HayWired Scenario Exercise Toolkit will be used to show how an earthquake scenario can be used to focus on and enhance operational resilience via a simple approach that can be used by all organizations. |
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Anne Rosinski (Earthquake Program Manager, Mitigation Division FEMA Region 9) Mitigation Moment |
OPEN DISCUSSION & NETWORKING (2:30 pm – 3:00 pm)
WORKSHOP RECORDING, LINKS, etc.
Within a week of the workshop, ECA Members will be notified that the recording of the presentations, key links shared, and other resources will be available (on this same page). To join the ECA (which is free and open to everyone), complete our simple form at EarthquakeCountry.org/join.
QUESTIONS:
bayarea@earthquakecountry.org
