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Joseph A. Barbera

Co-Director of the Institute for Crisis Disaster and Risk Management Associate Professor of EMSE and International Affairs

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Engineering & Applied Science

Department of Engineering Management & Systems Engineering

Elliott School of International Affairs

Joseph A. Barbera is currently serving as an Engineering Management & Systems Engineering Co-Director of the Institute for Crisis Disaster and Risk Management Associate Professor of EMSE and International Affairs at George Washington University.

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Joseph A. Barbera

George Washington University

Co-Director of the Institute for Crisis Disaster and Risk Management Associate Professor of EMSE and International Affairs

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emergency medicine disaster medicine public health emergency preparedness disasters emergency management public health preparedness crisis management resuscitation emergency care critical care disaster prevention disaster management trauma resilience prehospital care disaster response systems engineering patient safety safety emergency medical services pre-hospital emergency medicine disaster research risk management urban planning hospital medicine disaster risk reduction automatic control system safety emergency department administration evacuation planning incident management emergency communication urban search disaster risk science health planning critical care clinic humanitarian logistics active control intensive care nursing emergency nursing intensive care frailty elderly care capacity planning storm surge urban security decontamination emergency logistics homeland security critical emergency medicine cardiac arrest cardiopulmonary resuscitation traumatic cardiac arrest international emergency medicine control management fault management situation awareness community resilience community building community management disaster victims emergency management strategies crisis capacity surge capacity united states large-scale quarantine biological terrorism collapsed structure entrapment hospital emergency preparedness protective equipment research findings survival interval earthquake entrapments management system second edition out-of-hospital emergency medical service business continuity

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Decision Support Tool for Strategic National Stockpile (Sns) Supply Chain Policies. (2018)

Kiren AjrawatAlyson FintzyJillian MilesChristopher ShafferJoseph BarberaErica GrallaThomas MazzuchiJoost Santos

supply chain policiesdecision support toolstrategic national stockpilesystems engineeringsupply chain management

Evaluation of Traffic Mitigation Strategies for Pre-Hurricane Emergency Evacuations. (2018)

Elizabeth HartenRoma PatelLindsay RyanJoshua SawyerJoseph BarberaThomas MazzuchiJoost Santos

pre-hurricane emergency evacuationsevacuation planningemergency preparednesstransportation engineeringemergency managementdisaster managementcrisis managementcivil engineeringdisaster medicinetraffic mitigation strategiesemergency medicine

Spatial Modeling and Analysis of Chloride Contamination Due to Deicing Agents. (2018)

Austin FruchterBrandon ChapmanClayton CaliendoErin OlivaJoseph BarberaThomas MazzuchiJoost Santos

environmental engineeringspatial analysisspatial modelingchloride contaminationpublic health

The Evolution of Shortcomings in Incident Command System: Revisions Have Allowed Critical Management Functions to Atrophy. Journal of Emergency Management (2016)

Kimberly S StamblerJoseph A Barbera

disasterssafetycrisis managementcontrol systemspublic health preparednesscontrol managementautomatic controlemergency medicinerisk managementemergency managementsystem safetyincident managementdisaster medicinemanagementemergency preparednessincident command systemsystems engineeringcritical management functionscyber-physical systemsfault management

Application of a Plume Model for Decision Makers’ Situation Awareness During an Outdoor Airborne Hazmat Release. Journal of Emergency Management (2014)

Ronald G. Meris, BS, MBAJoseph A. Barbera, MD

situation awarenessemergency managementdecision makersemergency medicineplume model

Confined Space Medicine and the Medical Management of Complex Rescues: A Case Series. Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness (2014)

Bruno PetinauxAnthony G. MacintyreJoseph A. Barbera

disasterscomplex rescuespublic health preparednesspublic healthmedical managementdisaster medicineemergency medicine

Emergency Public Health. (2014)

Rebecca KatzAnthony MacintyreJoseph Barbera

emergency public healthdisasterspublic health

Understanding Military Decisions and Actions in Humanitarian Assistance Operations. International Journal of Emergency Management (2014)

Jeffrey MillerJoseph A. Barbera

humanitarian assistance operationsdisastersemergency managementmilitary decisionsemergency medicine

Us Emergency and Disaster Response in the Past, Present, and Future: The Multi‐Faceted Role of Emergency Health Care. (2014)

Joseph A. BarberaAnthony G. Macintyre

emergency medicineemergency health care

Engineering the Incident Command and Multiagency Coordination Systems. Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (2011)

Kimberly S StamblerJoseph A Barbera

homeland securitysafetycrisis managementcontrol systemsactive controlautomatic controldisaster preventionemergency communicationemergency managementsystem safetyincident commandmanagementengineeringemergency preparednesscomplex systemssystems engineeringmultiagent systemsmultiagency coordination systemscyber-physical systemsincident management

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Joseph A. Barbera

Co-Director of the Institute for Crisis Disaster and Risk Management Associate Professor of EMSE and International Affairs

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Engineering & Applied Science

Department of Engineering Management & Systems Engineering

Elliott School of International Affairs

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Joseph A. Barbera

George Washington University

Co-Director of the Institute for Crisis Disaster and Risk Management Associate Professor of EMSE and International Affairs

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Decision Support Tool for Strategic National Stockpile (Sns) Supply Chain Policies. (2018)

Kiren AjrawatAlyson FintzyJillian MilesChristopher ShafferJoseph BarberaErica GrallaThomas MazzuchiJoost Santos

supply chain policiesdecision support toolstrategic national stockpilesystems engineeringsupply chain management

Evaluation of Traffic Mitigation Strategies for Pre-Hurricane Emergency Evacuations. (2018)

Elizabeth HartenRoma PatelLindsay RyanJoshua SawyerJoseph BarberaThomas MazzuchiJoost Santos

Spatial Modeling and Analysis of Chloride Contamination Due to Deicing Agents. (2018)

Austin FruchterBrandon ChapmanClayton CaliendoErin OlivaJoseph BarberaThomas MazzuchiJoost Santos

environmental engineeringspatial analysisspatial modelingchloride contaminationpublic health

The Evolution of Shortcomings in Incident Command System: Revisions Have Allowed Critical Management Functions to Atrophy. Journal of Emergency Management (2016)

Kimberly S StamblerJoseph A Barbera

Application of a Plume Model for Decision Makers’ Situation Awareness During an Outdoor Airborne Hazmat Release. Journal of Emergency Management (2014)

Ronald G. Meris, BS, MBAJoseph A. Barbera, MD

situation awarenessemergency managementdecision makersemergency medicineplume model

Confined Space Medicine and the Medical Management of Complex Rescues: A Case Series. Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness (2014)

Bruno PetinauxAnthony G. MacintyreJoseph A. Barbera

disasterscomplex rescuespublic health preparednesspublic healthmedical managementdisaster medicineemergency medicine

Emergency Public Health. (2014)

Rebecca KatzAnthony MacintyreJoseph Barbera

emergency public healthdisasterspublic health

Understanding Military Decisions and Actions in Humanitarian Assistance Operations. International Journal of Emergency Management (2014)

Jeffrey MillerJoseph A. Barbera

humanitarian assistance operationsdisastersemergency managementmilitary decisionsemergency medicine

Us Emergency and Disaster Response in the Past, Present, and Future: The Multi‐Faceted Role of Emergency Health Care. (2014)

Joseph A. BarberaAnthony G. Macintyre

emergency medicineemergency health care

Engineering the Incident Command and Multiagency Coordination Systems. Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (2011)

Kimberly S StamblerJoseph A Barbera

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