Organizing emergency response in the European Arctic : a comparative study of Norway, Russia, Iceland and Greenland : MARPART Project Report 5

The report examines the emergency preparedness systems in Norway, Russia, and Iceland in the Fields of Search and rescue (SAR), oil spill response, firefighting and violent action at sea. Within each country and each Field, the report introduces the main maritime emergency preparedness and response...

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Andreassen, Natalia, Borch, Odd Jarl, Ikonen, Emmi
Format: Other/Unknown Material
Language:English
Published: Nord university 2019
Subjects:
emergency preparedness system
organizational structures
operational patterns
search and rescue
oil spill response
firefighting at sea
violent action at sea
response capabilities
emergency management roles and responsibilities
Arctic
High North
Greenland
Norway
Iceland
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2611539
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Summary:The report examines the emergency preparedness systems in Norway, Russia, and Iceland in the Fields of Search and rescue (SAR), oil spill response, firefighting and violent action at sea. Within each country and each Field, the report introduces the main maritime emergency preparedness and response institutions With their organizational models, responsibilities and main operational patterns.

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