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Presentations and discussions. Course teachers and mentors will speak about various subjects that are relevant to your life, and your relationship with PNSE.
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Presentations and discussions. At the beginning of the symposium PANDHUB Project Officer Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx provided an overview of topical themes in EU Security Research. A typical feature of security is that it has to adapt to rapidly changing situations. The first PANDHUB project presentation was given by Mr. Xxxx Xxxxxxx (VTT), the Project Coordinator. He presented the background of the project: continuously growing air traffic facilitating fast and sometimes uncontrolled global spread of various diseases, and mass transport which may contribute to the disease spread within communities. He presented also the general overview of the project and how the problems were handled. The management of high threat pathogen incidents can be seen to consist of different phases: - threat assessment - preparedness - prevention and protection - detection - response - recovery, and - lessons learnt. The PANDHUB project has produced tools for each phase specifically suited for transport hubs.
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Presentations and discussions. Contractor will participate in meetings to discuss the methodology, findings and recommendations from the 2023 Survey as needed and as directed by the County. This will at minimum include meetings with the Commission to End Homelessness and the Orange County CoC Board membership. Contractor shall prepare and delivery presentations on the 2023 Survey as needed and as directed by the County.
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Presentations and discussions. Course teachers and mentors will speak about various subjects that are relevant to your life, and to the transition to HLC.
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