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The New Jersey Office of Homeland Security & Preparedness

The New Jersey Office of Homeland Security & Preparedness . Workshop on Science & Technology Innovations in Hurricane Sandy Research: Perspectives from “The Ground” Cherrie Black, AAG Chief, Critical Infrastructure Protection Bureau, NJ OHS & P June 5, 2013.

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The New Jersey Office of Homeland Security & Preparedness

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  1. The New Jersey Office of Homeland Security & Preparedness Workshop on Science & Technology Innovations in Hurricane Sandy Research: Perspectives from “The Ground” Cherrie Black, AAG Chief, Critical Infrastructure Protection Bureau, NJ OHS & P June 5, 2013

  2. Post-Sandy: Critical Infrastructure Challenges and Innovation Opportunities • Communication and Information Sharing: Can we achieve clearer communication of surge modeling and forecaststo CI owner-operators and regional decision-makers? • Communication and Information Sharing: Can we take steps to improve timeliness and fidelity of restoration estimates by electric utilities?

  3. Post-Sandy: Critical Infrastructure Challenges and Innovation Opportunities • Access to Affected Areas/Impediments to Response: Can we eliminate impediments to expeditious intra- and inter-state fleet movement (mutual aid) and access for essential employees? • Shared situational awareness and a common operating platform continues to be a challenge for State / County / Regional EOCs, affecting situational awareness and communication of conditions. Can S & T help?

  4. Post-Sandy: Critical Infrastructure Challengesand Innovation Opportunities • Infrastructure Vulnerabilities: Sandy disrupted, damaged or destroyed infrastructure assets that performed well in previous storms, identifying new points of failure and raising concerns about aging infrastructure systems. Long term and interim solutions? • Investment in innovative energy solutions – beyond generators. • Identifying CI “hotspots” for shared resilience enhancements/solutions. Good ideas welcome!

  5. Questions????? Cherrie Black Cherrie.Black@ohsp.state.nj.us 609-631-7479 njhomelandsecurity.gov.

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