An emergency communications network is designed to provide reliable communications during an emergency.
The term may refer to a military network, such as:
Emergency communication networks may also be used for notifying the public of emergencies requiring action.
- NOAA Weather Radio
- Emergency Alert System
- Emergency Public Warning System
- National Severe Weather Warning Service
It also may refer to a network established by civil authorities, with or without volunteer help:
- Emergency communications center
- Amateur radio emergency communications
- Emergency communication system
Frequently, a previously established
Emergency communications center provides dispatching of
Emergency services and
Emergency operations center capabilities during a severe disaster. In the United States, dialing 911 is the most frequent method of contacting the dispatch personnel.
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An emergency communications network is designed to provide reliable communications during an emergency.
The term may refer to a military network, such as:
Emergency communication networks may also be used for notifying the public of emergencies requiring action.
- NOAA Weather Radio
- Emergency Alert System
- Emergency Public Warning System
- National Severe Weather Warning Service
It also may refer to a network established by civil authorities, with or without volunteer help:
- Emergency communications center
- Amateur radio emergency communications
- Emergency communication system
Frequently, a previously established
Emergency communications center provides dispatching of
Emergency services and
Emergency operations center capabilities during a severe disaster. In the United States, dialing 911 is the most frequent method of contacting the dispatch personnel.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.