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Publication #: FHWA-HOP-12-050
Executive Summary
1.0 Introduction and Overview
1.1 The Role of Emergency Operations in the TMC 1.2 The Role of TMCs in Emergency Operations Checklist
1.1 The Role of Emergency Operations in the TMC
1.2 The Role of TMCs in Emergency Operations Checklist
2.0 TMC Functions and Context for Emergency Operations
2.1 Relevance of TMC Functions to Emergency Operations Functions 2.2 TMC Preparedness Activities 2.3 TMC Preparedness Checklist 2.4 TMC Support of the Incident Command System 2.5 Support for Incident Command System Checklist 2.6 TMC Support of Emergency Operations 2.7 Support for Emergency Operations Checklist 2.8 Colocation of TMC and EOC
2.1 Relevance of TMC Functions to Emergency Operations Functions
2.2 TMC Preparedness Activities
2.3 TMC Preparedness Checklist
2.4 TMC Support of the Incident Command System
2.5 Support for Incident Command System Checklist
2.6 TMC Support of Emergency Operations
2.7 Support for Emergency Operations Checklist
2.8 Colocation of TMC and EOC
3.0 Pre-Event Activities – Planning, Training and Exercising, and Best Practices
3.1 Establish an Emergency Preparedness Working Group 3.2 Emergency Preparedness Working Group Checklist 3.3 Perform a Needs Assessment 3.4 Needs Assessment Checklist 3.5 Develop a TMC EOP and SOPs 3.6 Develop an Emergency Operations Plan 3.7 Emergency Operations Plan Checklist 3.8 Continuity of Operations Planning 3.9 COOP Planning Checklist
3.1 Establish an Emergency Preparedness Working Group
3.2 Emergency Preparedness Working Group Checklist
3.3 Perform a Needs Assessment
3.4 Needs Assessment Checklist
3.5 Develop a TMC EOP and SOPs
3.6 Develop an Emergency Operations Plan
3.7 Emergency Operations Plan Checklist
3.8 Continuity of Operations Planning
3.9 COOP Planning Checklist
4.0 Response and Recovery
4.1 General TMC Roles in Response and Recovery 4.2 Response and Recovery Checklist 4.3 Traffic Incidents 4.4 Traffic and Large-Scale Incidents Checklist 4.5 Large-Scale Emergencies 4.6 Large-Scale Emergency Checklist 4.7 Large Planned Events and National Special Security Events 4.8 Large Planned Events Checklist
4.1 General TMC Roles in Response and Recovery
4.2 Response and Recovery Checklist
4.3 Traffic Incidents
4.4 Traffic and Large-Scale Incidents Checklist
4.5 Large-Scale Emergencies
4.6 Large-Scale Emergency Checklist
4.7 Large Planned Events and National Special Security Events
4.8 Large Planned Events Checklist
5.0 Postevent Activities
5.1 Recovery Actions 5.2 After-Action Assessments and Improvement Plans 5.3 Postevent Checklist 5.4 Maintain TMC Emergency Operations 5.5 Maintain Emergency Operations Checklist
5.1 Recovery Actions
5.2 After-Action Assessments and Improvement Plans
5.3 Postevent Checklist
5.4 Maintain TMC Emergency Operations
5.5 Maintain Emergency Operations Checklist
A. Glossary
Table 3.1 Traffic Incident Management Stakeholders and Descriptions
Table 4.1 Operational Responsibilities Assumed by TMCs for Traffic Incidents
Figure 2.1 Information Exchange between Transportation Centers Emergency Centers and Fusion Centers
Figure 2.2 Highway Incidents Requiring Formal Use of ICS
Figure 2.3 Components of the NIMS Process
Figure 3.1 Concept of Operations Weather Event
Figure 3.2 DHS National Preparedness System
Figure 3.3 Evacuation Zones Houston-Galveston Area
Figure 3.4 TMC Emergencies Most Likely to Require COOP Activation
Figure 3.5 HSEEP Exercise Program Management Model
Figure 5.1 Activities in the Preparation, Response, and Recovery Phases
Figure 5.2 Indiana DOT Freeway Service Patrol Performance Measures
Role of Transportation Management Centers in Emergency Operations Guidebook Fact Sheet
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