HaRT Reference Library       Effective, timely response to a terrorism incident requires just-in-time, accurate information. The Hazard Response Technology Reference Library provides an electronic library for the Incident Response Management community, researchers, and the general public. Planners, educators, and responders will find links to a broad range of information on planning , prevention, response, and recovery. Sources include government, education, military and non-profit service sites. Links to the articles and websites listed below are organized by category. Any link suggestions can be made through the Contact Us link at the bottom of the page.     Major Categories for Online Resource Center Agro-Terrorism Search & Rescue Agro-Terrorism: First Responders Schools & Disaster Management Agro-Terrorism: Course Materials Terms & Definitions Cross-Cultural Mourning Practices Terrorism: Bioterrorism Family Assistance Terrorism: Bio & Chem Topics Fire-Hazmat-Disaster Terrorism: Chemical GIS - Geographic Information System Terrorism: General Law Enforcement Terrorism: Medical Treatment/Hazmat Lessons Learned Terrorism: Military Role CBIRF Media Communications Terrorism: Mock Terrorist Exercises Medical Terrorism: Protecting Emerg Responders Medical - Disabled/Aging Terrorism: Radiology Mental Health Terrorism: Water Morgue Operations Transportation Plans & Response Guides Tsunamis Religious Response Volunteer & Donations Management LESSONS LEARNED Attack on the World Trade Center-The View from New Jersey [No URL.- E-mailed directly to Nat Mass Fatalities office by the author] Disaster Mismanagement Case Report: Lassing Mine Accident http://www.ispub.com/ostia/index.php?xmlFilePath=journals/ijrdm/vol2n1/lassing.xml Respond Incidents Nat Consequence. http://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/fa-282.pdf Strength of a City: A Disaster Research Perspective on the World Trade Center Attack http://www.ssrc.org/sept11/essays/tierney.htm About Cyntelix, Inc. About Kirkwood Community College Privacy Policy Contact Us This site is funded by Kirkwood Community College through a grant from the Department of Justice, Office of Domestic Preparedness, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Award Number 2003-DD-BX-0301.