BEECN Program Organization: Difference between revisions
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|'''ARO''' | |'''ARO''' | ||
|"Amateur Radio Operator". These are volunteers who are amateur radio licensed ''and'' trained to operate the Orange Kits at fire stations. | |"Amateur Radio Operator". These are volunteers who are amateur radio licensed ''and'' trained to operate the Orange Kits at fire stations. | ||
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|'''BEECN Cache Storage Location''' | |||
|The confidential location where a BEECN cache is secured. Only PBEM and volunteers assigned to a specific cache should know where a cache is secured and how to access it; this information is ''never'' shared with the public. | |||
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|'''BEECN Resource''' | |'''BEECN Resource''' | ||
|A component piece of the BEECN system crucial to its function. This might include a BEECN volunteer, a cache, a fire station, or a site. | |A component piece of the BEECN system crucial to its function. This might include a BEECN volunteer, a cache, a fire station, or a site. | ||
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| | |'''BEECN Site''' | ||
|The physical location where the general public is encouraged to convene after an earthquake if they need the services of the BEECN system. These locations are published on public maps. This is not necessarily the same as the BEECN Cache Storage Location. | |||
|The physical location where the general public is encouraged to convene after an earthquake if they need the services of the BEECN system. This is not necessarily the same as the BEECN Cache Storage Location. | |||
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|'''BEECN Volunteer''' | |'''BEECN Volunteer''' | ||
