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= The Damage Assessment Mapping Module (DAMM Tool) =
= The Damage Assessment Mapping Module (DAMM Tool) =
The Damage Assessment Mapping Module (DAMM) for Portland NET provides volunteer responders with a tool to document and map impacts of a disaster, and electronically transmit that information to the Portland Emergency Coordination Center (ECC). It is, essentially, an electronic version of NET Form 1 for damage assessment. ECC personnel can immediately use information sent to them from DAMM to allocate resources for response and recovery.
The Damage Assessment Mapping Module (DAMM) for Portland NET provides volunteer responders with a tool to document and map impacts of a disaster, and electronically transmit that information to the Portland Emergency Coordination Center (ECC). It is, essentially, an electronic version of NET Form 1 for damage assessment. ECC personnel can immediately use information sent to them from DAMM to allocate resources for response and recovery.
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Revision as of 15:54, 22 March 2022

The Damage Assessment Mapping Module (DAMM Tool)

The Damage Assessment Mapping Module (DAMM) for Portland NET provides volunteer responders with a tool to document and map impacts of a disaster, and electronically transmit that information to the Portland Emergency Coordination Center (ECC). It is, essentially, an electronic version of NET Form 1 for damage assessment. ECC personnel can immediately use information sent to them from DAMM to allocate resources for response and recovery.


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