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Scenario Village is a 13,400 square foot indoor "mock town" owned and operated by the [https://www.portland.gov/police/divisions/training Portland Police Bureau] (PPB). The Village layout includes six buildings of various shapes and sizes (commercial and residential), streets, alleyways, and an observation deck. <span style="background:#FFFF00">'''A Scenario Village Exercise is among the highest quality training opportunities available to NET volunteers.'''</span> | Scenario Village is a 13,400 square foot indoor "mock town" owned and operated by the [https://www.portland.gov/police/divisions/training Portland Police Bureau] (PPB). The Village layout includes six buildings of various shapes and sizes (commercial and residential), streets, alleyways, and an observation deck. <span style="background:#FFFF00">'''A Scenario Village Exercise is among the highest quality training opportunities available to NET volunteers.'''</span> | ||
NET volunteers use the Village several times a year for comprehensive response exercises. In a typical exercise, NETs conduct search and rescue, triage, medical treatment, radio communications, SUV management, and leadership/delegation to respond to [[moulaged]] Survivors. A single exercise at Scenario Village can include distinct neighborhood teams or members from many neighborhoods blending into a team and working together. | NET volunteers use the Village several times a year for comprehensive response exercises. In a typical exercise, NETs conduct search and rescue, triage, medical treatment, radio communications, SUV management, and leadership/delegation to respond to [[Moulage|moulaged]] Survivors. A single exercise at Scenario Village can include distinct neighborhood teams or members from many neighborhoods blending into a team and working together. | ||
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|"Survivors" are actors in the scenario playing as injured (for Players to render aid to) or uninjured (who may provide resources or disrupt the response effort). Injured Survivors often wear moulage to simulate their injuries. Injured Survivors will also wear a blue lanyard with a card that displays patient information such as breathing rate and other injury descriptions, to act as clues for how Players should triage and treat them. The reverse side of the card in the lanyard reveals whether they are Green, Yellow, Red, or Black. | |"Survivors" are actors in the scenario playing as injured (for Players to render aid to) or uninjured (who may provide resources or disrupt the response effort). Injured Survivors often wear [[moulage]] to simulate their injuries. Injured Survivors will also wear a blue lanyard with a card that displays patient information such as breathing rate and other injury descriptions, to act as clues for how Players should triage and treat them. The reverse side of the card in the lanyard reveals whether they are [[Green, Yellow, Red, or Black]]. | ||
|style="background: navy; color: white"|Blue lanyard and badge holder. | |style="background: navy; color: white"|Blue lanyard and badge holder. | ||
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|Moulage techs apply injury simulation makeup to Survivors. Unless they choose to enter the Village as Observers, Players will not see them. | |[[Moulage]] techs apply injury simulation makeup to Survivors. Unless they choose to enter the Village as Observers, Players will not see them. | ||
|style="background: gold; color: black"|Yellow lanyard and badge holder. | |style="background: gold; color: black"|Yellow lanyard and badge holder. | ||
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*'''Exercise the way you would respond.''' Be ready to put your team's [[Operations Plan]] into action if you have one. For equipment, with the exception of sharp/cutting instruments, bring the equipment you would bring in a real deployment. Doing these things will reveal the best and the deficient practices in how you prepare equipment and organize your team. | *'''Exercise the way you would respond.''' Be ready to put your team's [[Operations Plan]] into action if you have one. For equipment, with the exception of sharp/cutting instruments, bring the equipment you would bring in a real deployment. Doing these things will reveal the best and the deficient practices in how you prepare equipment and organize your team. | ||
* '''The experience of individual Players will vary.''' For example, a Player who remains at the command post to relay radio traffic will have a significantly different experience from a Player extricating Survivors. PBEM's hope is that individual teams will ultimately have multiple opportunities to participate in these exercises, allowing for Players to try out different roles. | * '''The experience of individual Players will vary.''' For example, a Player who remains at the command post to relay radio traffic will have a significantly different experience from a Player extricating Survivors. PBEM's hope is that individual teams will ultimately have multiple opportunities to participate in these exercises, allowing for Players to try out different roles. | ||
*'''If you happen to see any [[moulaged]] Survivors, avoid looking at them if possible.''' That's like seeing answers before an exam. Anyway, staring at someone's injuries is just rude. | *'''If you happen to see any [[Moulage|moulaged]] Survivors, avoid looking at them if possible.''' That's like seeing answers before an exam. Anyway, staring at someone's injuries is just rude. | ||
*'''You will be frisked and your bags thoroughly checked''' by a PPB or PBEM employee. So leave the bazooka at home, ok? It gets awkward when you bring that. | *'''You will be frisked and your bags thoroughly checked''' by a PPB or PBEM employee. So leave the bazooka at home, ok? It gets awkward when you bring that. | ||
*'''Keep track of which and how much/many disposable supplies you use in the exercise''', and report to PBEM by email after the exercise ([mailto:Net@portlandoregon.gov net@portlandoregon.gov]). Disposable supplies include bandages, emergency blankets, masks, caution tape, and so on. PBEM will have replacement supplies shipped to you shortly after the exercise.<p><span style="color:#ffffff">...</span></p> | *'''Keep track of which and how much/many disposable supplies you use in the exercise''', and report to PBEM by email after the exercise ([mailto:Net@portlandoregon.gov net@portlandoregon.gov]). Disposable supplies include bandages, emergency blankets, masks, caution tape, and so on. PBEM will have replacement supplies shipped to you shortly after the exercise.<p><span style="color:#ffffff">...</span></p> | ||