Panel: Making a difference - Showcase 2017

Research outputs and artefacts

02 Aug 2017

A reflective discussion on why emergency management organisations invest research, how that research is benefiting the practice and policy of natural hazards emergency management and the value it contributes.

Featuring Greg Nettleton, Country Fire Service SA, Mark Smethurst, NSW SES, Chris Arnol, Tasmania Fire Service, Stuart Ellis, AFAC, and Doug Smith, QFES.

Key Topics

emergency management
policy
risk management

More information

Greg Nettleton
End-user
greg.nettleton@sa.gov.au
Stuart Ellis
stuart.ellis@afac.com.au
Doug Smith
Board member
Smith.DougA@police.qld.gov.au

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