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London Resilience Forum: Supporting Local People Tidal Surge Workshop 17 Oct 2013 Matthew Hogan | London Resilience Team @London_Prepared

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Page 1: LRF: Supporting Local People

London Resilience Forum: Supporting Local People

Tidal Surge Workshop

17 Oct 2013

Matthew Hogan | London Resilience Team @London_Prepared

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1973 Pre 2002 2005 2010 2012

London Emergency Services Liaison Panel

• Shared Major Incident Definition

• Roles and Responsibilities of organisations

• Initial response actions

• Command and Control structures

• Specialist response information

1973 2012Pre 2002 2005 2010 2012 Post

2012

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19831984

19851986

19871988

19891990

19911992

19931994

19951996

19971998

19992000

20012002

20032004

20052006

20072008

20092010

-2

3

8

13

18

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Tidal ClosureFluvial ClosuresTotal Closures

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(Tidal) Floodi

ng

Mass Casualties

Mass Fatalities

Mass Evacuatio

n

Mass Shelter

Structural Collapse

Recovery

Business Continuity

Communicating with the Public

Command and

Control

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Health Sector

Local Authorities

and Businesses

Climate and Environment Sector

Transport Sector

Emergency Services Sector

Utilities Sector

Trains Stop (5 mins)

Loss of Passenger Info Systems

Emergency Generator Systems kick in

Likely changes in demand profile

Emergency Generator Systems kick in

Acute

Primary & Community

Impact on Community

Water

Electricity

TelecomsHealth and Safety issues

Revert manual systems

Safety issues for nursing and

residential care

Comms difficulties with fleet

Variability in mortuary business

continuity plans

Monitoring equipment

affected

Loss of electronic transactions and ability to obtain cash from ATMs

Distress for MH patients

H&S issues for schools

Failure of automatic

flood protection

systems

Continuity of cold chain

drug storage

Potential rise in admissions (vulnerable)

Retail fuel stops

Rise in food safety incidents

Impact to water

pumping (mains)

Potential water pumping issues in buildings

Potential water quality issues

Security barriers and theft prevention systems fail

Staff H&S issues

Challenges communicating with oncoming staff

Cessation of elective and non-

emergency cases

Challenges to some

diagnostic services

VOIP, DECT and Internet likely to fail

Mobile base stations fail (hours)

Increased fixed line demand

Implementation of demand management

Unable to recharge mobile phones and Airwave terminalsElectricity

Failure

Relocation to alternative

sites

Additional problems may be caused by

limitations of working during natural light

Unable to send Flood

Alert notifications

Trapped passengers

Reduced ability to heat/cool home

Dependencies on equipment at

home

Impacts on national

transport

Airport diversion possible

Likely changes in demand

profile

Limited train service

resumes

Potential for public disorder incidents

Possibly unable to retrieve electronic data

Impacts to manufacturing, banking and leisure

Difficulties in communicating

between schools and parents

Large scale evacuation or shelter

may be required

Mutual aid to provide alternative supply

Challenges in communicating with residents and businesses

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London Resilience Forum: Supporting Local People

Questions

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