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Wildland Fire: A Tale of Wolves
Thoughts on Wildfire Management. A Story of the Changing Relationship Among a Family, a Herd of Migratory Animals, and Wolves. A Narrative Closely…
Dec 15
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The Truth is Written and With Each Word the Future is Lost | A Societal Problem
Dystopian Speculative Fiction on Future Environmental and Social Conditions. A Thorough Look at Unsustainability and Everyday Life and the Critical Role…
Dec 7
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September 2024
Unsustainability: For Designers, Emergency Managers & Everyone Else
A Brief Look at The Phenomenal Work of Dr. Tony Fry on Design, Sustainability, Unsustainability, and the Duration of the Future.
Sep 27
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The Biology of Resilience: An Introduction
The following is an accepted abstract submitted to The International Emergency Management Society Conference on biology being foundational to…
Sep 6
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August 2024
Interaction: A Complex Systems in Operations Story
An Emergency Management Fiction Account of Complex Systems in Operations With Added Insight from Biology and Philosophy. An Experience-Based Approach to…
Aug 19
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July 2024
Are you Still Alive? | A Fourth Examination of Death
Celebrating gregoryvig's 50th Post With the "Pink Tape!" An Examination of Death Through Music, Wildfire Experiences, and Managing it in Operations…
Jul 7
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Are you Still Alive? | A Fourth Examination of Death
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June 2024
Changing Emergency Response Operations: Pain and Freedom
Through the Ideas of Conservation, Pathways & Existence. An Antithesis Drawing from Maturana and Verden-Zöller, Yáñez & Others. A NoiseBox Publication…
Jun 12
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Changing Emergency Response Operations: Pain and Freedom
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April 2024
Stories for Designing in Emergency Management
Exploring Distinctions, a Fundament for Developing Sense-Making Stories in Emergency Management and Driving Contextually-Appropriate Design. A NoiseBox…
Apr 25
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The Designer, the Designed, Limits, and Emergency Management
A Look at Design, the End of Artifacts, the Limits of Knowledge, and Leaving Plans Unfinished. A NoiseBox Publication.
Apr 10
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March 2024
Chaos in Emergency Management and the Proposal of a Terminal Domain
Laying Down a Path Through Chaos Leading to a Proposed Final Domain Known as Deep Chaos. Moving into the Unknown. A NoiseBox Publication.
Mar 19
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Carrying on with a Design Philosophy for Emergency Management
Locating Design in Existing Emergency Management Practice and Moving from "Doing Work" to "Creating Futures."
Mar 5
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February 2024
Investing in a Sustainable Wildfire Future
The Collapsing of Time, a Raging Conflict Over the Future, the Misdirected Masses, and Forging an Uneven Path Forward.
Feb 5
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Investing in a Sustainable Wildfire Future
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