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1 Chapter 1Table 1‐1 Comparison of Event Magnitude.Table 1‐2 Saffir–Simpson Hurricane Scale.Table 1‐3 Enhanced Fujita Scale for Tornado Damage.

2 Chapter 2Table 2‐1 Federal Departments and Their Role in a Disaster

3 Chapter 3Table 3‐1 Respondents’ Beliefs about Disaster Response.Table 3‐2 Respondents’ Beliefs about Effective Personal Aid to Disaster Vic...Table 3‐3 Disaster Myths, Reality, and New Orleans.Table 3‐4 Emergency Managers’ views about Disaster Behavior.

4 Chapter 4Table 4‐1 Assumptions and Conclusions of the Traditional Model.Table 4‐2 Strengths and weaknesses of the Traditional Model.Table 4‐3 Assumptions and Conclusions of the Professional Model.Table 4‐4 Strengths and weaknesses of Professional Model.Table 4‐5 Principles of emergency Management.Table 4‐6 Assumptions of the Traditional and Professional.

5 Chapter 8Table 8‐1 Volume of debris generated by various disasters (Taken from EPA, ...Table 8‐2 Type of debris generated by various disasters (Taken from EPA, 19...

6 Chapter 12Table 12‐1 Primary, Associated and Secondary HazardsTable 12‐2 Industrial DisastersTable 12‐3 Roles and Responsibilities of Emergency Response Organizations