Disasters Supercourse (Natural and Man Made)

111 Supercourse Lectures Related to Surveillance, Terrorism, Bioterrorism, and Disasters (as of January, 2005)

Toxicologic Epidemiology Set of Lectures Veterinary Virology Set of Lectures

Lectures on terrorism (45)	Lectures on disasters and injuries (26)	Surveillance, prevention and disaster mitigation (29)
SEPTEMBER 11	TORNADOES	JIT
Understanding Sept.11 (In English) (In Russian) (In Chinese) (In Spanish) (In Turkish) (In Korean) (In Italian) (In Japanese) (In Hindi) (in French)	Tornados Tornadoes	Tsunami Evolution of the Mad Cow Disease in the United States
Access to and Need for Counseling Among Children after the September 11th Attacks on the World Trade Center	TORNADO-RELATED DEATHS AND INJURIES DUE TO THE MAY 3, 1999 TORNADOES	Mad Cow Disease Outbreak in the United States. Following the Story in USA Today.
Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers of New York. Response to the attack on the World Trade Center and Report on Preparedness for Future Events	A Historical Look at Tornadoes: Damage and Death Kansas 9/14/04 Tornado	Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). Part I Part II Part III Part IY Part Y Part YI
BIOTERRORISM	EARTHQUAKES	Monkeypox: Outbreak in the US
	Disaster Epidemiologic lessons from Bam Earthquake Dec 26, 2003 Iran. Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V Part VI Part VII
The History of Bioterrorism	Earthquake in Iran. Bam, December 26, 2003	AVIAN INFLUENZA: Zoonosis
‘I Think I Have Anthrax…’: Responding to Bioterror in the National Capital Region	Public Health Consequences of Earthquakes Part I. Part II.	BIRD FLU
Assault with a Chemical Weapon: Its worse out there than just Bioterrorism. Part I Part II	EXPERIENCE IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE EARTHQUAKE AT BHUJ IN INDIA	SURVEILLANCE
Identification of Bioterrorism Agents. Part I Part II	DISASTERS IN GENERAL	National Electronic Disease Surveillance System
A model response to bioterrorism: Pennsylvania Region 13-WMD Task Force	Disaster and Multi-Casualty Triage	Analysis, Reporting, and Feedback of Surveillance Data. Part I Part II
Identification of Bioterrorism Agents. Part I Part II	Basic Principles of Mass Gathering Medical Care	Overview of Public Health Surveillance. Part I Part II
Public Health Response To Terrorism - Bioterrorism-	Disaster and Hospital Functions	INFECTIOUS DISEASES
Anthrax Anthrax II	Epidemiology of Disasters -part I- -part II-	Infectious Disease Epidemiology
THE INTEGRAL ASSESSMENT OF BIOTERRORISM THREAT. Episode I. Introduction. Part I. Part II (Version in Russian)Part I. Part II. Episode II. OBJECTIVES, METHOD, TASKS (Version in Russian) Episode III. ONE YEAR AFTER. THE CHARACTER OF THREATS AND MAIN THREATS RANKING. (Version in Russian)	The Use of Epidemiologic Methods in Disasters INJURY	Dengue and Aedes Aegypti: a public health problem along the United States-Mexico border (Lecture number 1 - a series of Dengue lectures)
Microbial Threats to Health in the United States: Natural and Manmade	Medical Aspects of Blast Injuries	Epidemiology of Emerging Infectious Diseases: An Examination of Global Threats From a Public Health Education Perspective
Modeling Potential Responses to Smallpox as a Bioterrorist Weapon	INJURY BIOMECHANICS	Herd Immunity and Vaccination
Too Many Germs, Too Few Monkeys. The Need for Artificial Organisms for Testing and Validating Pharmaceuticals	Effectiveness of a State Law Mandating Use of Bicycle Helmets among Children: An Observational Evaluation	Dengue, Aedes aegypti, and Hurricane Reconstruction in The Caribbean and Central America: Prevention and Control Following a Natural Disaster (Lecture Number 2 - a series of Dengue Lectures)
TERRORISM AND OTHER LECTURES	Injury Epidemiology- Participatory Action Research and Quantitative Approaches in Small Populations	Dengue, Aedes aegypti, and Hurricane Reconstruction in The Caribbean and Central America: Prevention and Control Following a Natural Disaster (Lecture number 3 - a series of Dengue lectures)
Air Safety and Terrorism	Is the CT Scan important at the 24 Hours in Children with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury? International Multicentre Study	OTHER LECTURES
The new approaches to the estimation of the epidemic risk (In Russian)	Teenage Driver Crashes - Carrying Passengers as a Risk Factor	Radiation Epidemiology and Leukemia. Part I. Part II.
Hacking as Warfare. Part I Part II	Safety education of pedestrian. A systematic review.	Radiation Epidemiology and Leukemia Part I. (In Russian) Part II.
The Threat of NBC Terrorism	Corticosteroid Randomisation After Significant Head Injury	The Mundane to the Critical: The Need for Transition from Individual Care to Population Health Maintenance
Public Health Response to Terrorism -Preparedness-	Air Travel. Pleasure or Peril?	Understanding Radiation
Principles of Risk and Crisis Communication with the Public	Disabilities due to Injury in the U.S. Armed Forces
Epidemiology of Fear. Part I Part II	Motor Vehicle Crashes in Older Drivers
Health and National Security Issues of the USA	Injury Prevention and Control
	Injury Epidemiology - Introduction Injury Epidemiology - Analytic Approaches
	Epidemiology of Childhood Fractures in Affluent and Deprived Areas

Supercourse Front Page

Related web sites:

1. http://www.montclair.edu/pages/detectives/project/Summary.htm
2. Free GIS Data http://data.geocomm.com/ >From The Scout Report, Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-2003. http://scout.wisc.edu/

This online resource for GIS and geospatial data has compiled data from a wide range of GIS Web sites located on the Internet. Some of the data is free once you set up a user account to be part of the GeoCommunity, with additional data available for a fee using the Premium option. Downloading may require the user to be proficient in GIS and own relevant software. Download options include: Digital Raster Graphic (DRG) Data, USGS Digital elevation Models (DEM), Digital Orthophotos (DOQ/DOQQ), and FEMA Flood Data. Bundles of data available for purchase include: VECTOR MAP (VMap) Level 1, National Wetlands Inventory, TIGER Data & U.S. Census Resources, data by individual states in the U.S. as well as data on countries around the globe. The majority of the datasets are in ARC/INFO E00, SHP, DLG, TIGER, and DEM formats. [VF] This site is also reviewed in the February 13, 2004 _NSDL MET Report_.