 Selected Internet
resources
Library
information
Library services
Media Services
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Selected bibliographies of materials available in the library, article databases, and other online resources.
Access to these resources may require authentication of affiliation with Skagit Valley College.
In the Library
eBook
Disaster recovery planning [ electronic resource] / Roopendra
Jeet Sandhu [with NIIT]. Cincinnati, Ohio : Premier Press, c2002.
025.82 SWITZER
Safe at work? : library security and safety
issues / Teri R. Switzer. Lanham, Md. : Scarecrow Press, 1999.
363.3487087 DISASTE
Disaster preparedness : for people with disabilities / American Red Cross,
Disaster Services [Washington, D.C.? : The Services, 1997]
Articles
Links
3 Days, 3 Ways
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A site to a developed through a joint effort between emergency management agencies throughout
King County to raise awareness of citizens to get prepared for a major event.
The campaign is designed to be easy to learn the steps to preparedness to place residents
in a stronger position to be more resilient in a major event such as earthquake, winter storms,
or terrorist attack.
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ALA Disaster Preparedness and Recovery
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Resources for libraries of all sizes and types. Contains information/links for collection
valuation, disaster preparedness web sites, information on available training and other
available resources.
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ALA Library Fact Sheet 10: Disaster Response: A Selected Annotated Bibliography
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Selective resource for libraries of all sizes and types. Contains links to disaster
preparedness web sites information on available training, and other available
resources, including a select book bibliography.
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California Preservation Program
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Provides information, education, and expert assistance on preservation of collections to
libraries, archives, historical societies, cultural institutions and records repositories.
Includes a
Library Disaster Plan template.
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Disaster Mitigation Planning Assistance
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Information on disaster plans for cultural institutions, including libraries, museums,
historical societies and archives help to mitigate damage to collections in the event
of a disaster; information on recovery techniques; links to regional conservation
preservation field service offices; search search by state, multiple states nationally
or by type of service, expert or supply.
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Disaster Preparedness & Response
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Information from Conservation Online (CoOL),
a project of the Preservation Department of Stanford University Libraries, covering disaster
preparedness and response information of interest to those involved with the conservation
of library, archives and museum materials.
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Disaster Planning for Libraries
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Includes information and links for repair/preservation of books, objects, film, video and
other materials; preservation material products and vendors; and disaster plans.
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Emergency Preparedness & Response (CDC/NIOSH)
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Resoruces CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health,
including emergency preparedness for business, emergency response
resources, disaster site management, storm & flood cleanup, chemical
agent information, personal protective equipment, terrorism
response, and more. Also available is the
NIOSH pocket guide to
chemical hazards.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
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Disaster preparedness and response information for emergency personnel, businesses and
professionals, government, institutions, individuals, and kids.
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Northeast Document Conservation Center (NEDCC)
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General preservation information, including a disaster assistance section,
a Preservation 101 online tutorial, Emergency Management Technical Leaflets,
and links to other online resources.
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Washington Emergency Management Department (WEMD)
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Washington State EMD coordinates and facilitates resources to minimize the impacts of
disasters and emergencies on people, property, the environment and theeconomy. This
website is for public education and preparedness measures, not for initial alert and
warning notifications of emergencies.
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