TY - BOOK

T1 - Protection and Rescue Tactics in Emergency Situations: Field Experiences and Lessons Learned

T2 - Taktika zaštite i spasavanja u vanrednim situacijama: Iskustva sa terena i pouke

AU - Vladimir, Cvetković M.

PY - 2021/5/22

Y1 - 2021/5/22

N2 - The Scientific-Professional Society for Disaster Risk Management (NSDR-URVS) and the International Institute for Disaster Research in Belgrade, in cooperation with a large number of relevant and socially responsible entities and rescue forces in emergency situations, organized the First Three-Day National Seminar for youth and students from all state and private universities and faculties from Serbia, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Croatia. The theme of the seminar was Tactics for Protection and Rescue in Emergency Situations: Field Experiences and Lessons Learned, and it was held in Belgrade at the Great Hall of the Kolarac Endowment from April 16 to 18, 2021, with strict adherence to all preventive epidemiological measures. The first day of the seminar began with the welcoming of lecturers, participants, and guests, followed by their registration. After that, the program started with the national anthem of the Republic of Serbia, Bože pravde, performed by Nikolina Milenković, as well as the anthem of the University of Belgrade.Dear readers, after the successful completion of the first national seminar on emergency situations organized by the Scientific-Professional Society for Disaster Risk Management and the International Institute for Disaster Research, we present to you a thematic collection of papers titled Tactics for Protection and Rescue in Emergency Situations: Field Experiences and Lessons Learned. This collection is the result of independent research activities by students and includes thirteen relevant scientific papers that skillfully and interestingly elaborate on various phenomenological and etiological dimensions of protection and rescue tactics in emergency situations. The papers were reviewed by seven reviewers, while the scientific and program committee of the seminar included more than ten professors from different universities and faculties. The thematic units of the collection were diverse, considering the current trend of disaster studies development:a) Phenomenology of Disasters and Hazards: Lithospheric disasters; Hydrospheric disasters; Atmospheric disasters; Biospheric disasters; Disasters caused by technical and technological hazards (nuclear, radiological, transport-related, fires, etc.); Disasters caused by weapons of mass destruction (chemical, biological, nuclear, and radiological terrorism).b) Tactics for Protection and Rescue in Natural Disasters: Tactics for protecting and rescuing people and property in lithospheric disasters (earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions); Hydrospheric disasters (floods, avalanches); Atmospheric disasters (storms, extreme temperatures); Biospheric disasters (epidemics, wildfires).c) Tactics for Protection and Rescue in Anthropogenic Disasters: Tactics for nuclear and radiological disasters; Industrial disasters; Transport and infrastructural disasters; Disasters caused by hazardous materials; Disasters due to war destruction; Fires; Weapons of mass destruction (chemical, biological, nuclear, and radiological terrorism).This collection of papers is intended for anyone looking to further their education in disaster studies to enhance their academic or practical activities. Given the lack of specialized literature in the field of protection and rescue tactics in emergency situations, the scientific and social significance of this collection is undoubtedly great. Recognizing that this collection alone cannot satisfy all research needs in this field, the scientific research plan of the Scientific-Professional Society for Disaster Risk Management includes the publication of two thematic collections per year in the coming years. On behalf of the authors, I express my gratitude to those who contributed most to the publication of this collection of papers, such as the Scientific-Professional Society for Disaster Risk Management and the International Institute for Disaster Research as publishers, as well as the reviewers who patiently and thoroughly reviewed and improved all the scientific papers.Key Addresses: The seminar officially opened with a welcome speech by Dejan Đurđević from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, National Training Center for Emergency Situations. Following this, an address was given by the President of NSDR-URVS and Director of the International Institute for Disaster Research, Dr. Vladimir M. Cvetković from the Faculty of Security Studies, University of Belgrade. Other opening remarks were given by Prof. Dr. Dragan Mlađan from the Criminal-Police University and Dragan Đapin, President of the Serbian Firefighting Association.Cultural and Artistic Program: The program continued with a cultural and artistic performance welcoming the seminar participants, featuring performances by students of viola, poetry recitals, and traditional dance performances.

AB - The Scientific-Professional Society for Disaster Risk Management (NSDR-URVS) and the International Institute for Disaster Research in Belgrade, in cooperation with a large number of relevant and socially responsible entities and rescue forces in emergency situations, organized the First Three-Day National Seminar for youth and students from all state and private universities and faculties from Serbia, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Croatia. The theme of the seminar was Tactics for Protection and Rescue in Emergency Situations: Field Experiences and Lessons Learned, and it was held in Belgrade at the Great Hall of the Kolarac Endowment from April 16 to 18, 2021, with strict adherence to all preventive epidemiological measures. The first day of the seminar began with the welcoming of lecturers, participants, and guests, followed by their registration. After that, the program started with the national anthem of the Republic of Serbia, Bože pravde, performed by Nikolina Milenković, as well as the anthem of the University of Belgrade.Dear readers, after the successful completion of the first national seminar on emergency situations organized by the Scientific-Professional Society for Disaster Risk Management and the International Institute for Disaster Research, we present to you a thematic collection of papers titled Tactics for Protection and Rescue in Emergency Situations: Field Experiences and Lessons Learned. This collection is the result of independent research activities by students and includes thirteen relevant scientific papers that skillfully and interestingly elaborate on various phenomenological and etiological dimensions of protection and rescue tactics in emergency situations. The papers were reviewed by seven reviewers, while the scientific and program committee of the seminar included more than ten professors from different universities and faculties. The thematic units of the collection were diverse, considering the current trend of disaster studies development:a) Phenomenology of Disasters and Hazards: Lithospheric disasters; Hydrospheric disasters; Atmospheric disasters; Biospheric disasters; Disasters caused by technical and technological hazards (nuclear, radiological, transport-related, fires, etc.); Disasters caused by weapons of mass destruction (chemical, biological, nuclear, and radiological terrorism).b) Tactics for Protection and Rescue in Natural Disasters: Tactics for protecting and rescuing people and property in lithospheric disasters (earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions); Hydrospheric disasters (floods, avalanches); Atmospheric disasters (storms, extreme temperatures); Biospheric disasters (epidemics, wildfires).c) Tactics for Protection and Rescue in Anthropogenic Disasters: Tactics for nuclear and radiological disasters; Industrial disasters; Transport and infrastructural disasters; Disasters caused by hazardous materials; Disasters due to war destruction; Fires; Weapons of mass destruction (chemical, biological, nuclear, and radiological terrorism).This collection of papers is intended for anyone looking to further their education in disaster studies to enhance their academic or practical activities. Given the lack of specialized literature in the field of protection and rescue tactics in emergency situations, the scientific and social significance of this collection is undoubtedly great. Recognizing that this collection alone cannot satisfy all research needs in this field, the scientific research plan of the Scientific-Professional Society for Disaster Risk Management includes the publication of two thematic collections per year in the coming years. On behalf of the authors, I express my gratitude to those who contributed most to the publication of this collection of papers, such as the Scientific-Professional Society for Disaster Risk Management and the International Institute for Disaster Research as publishers, as well as the reviewers who patiently and thoroughly reviewed and improved all the scientific papers.Key Addresses: The seminar officially opened with a welcome speech by Dejan Đurđević from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, National Training Center for Emergency Situations. Following this, an address was given by the President of NSDR-URVS and Director of the International Institute for Disaster Research, Dr. Vladimir M. Cvetković from the Faculty of Security Studies, University of Belgrade. Other opening remarks were given by Prof. Dr. Dragan Mlađan from the Criminal-Police University and Dragan Đapin, President of the Serbian Firefighting Association.Cultural and Artistic Program: The program continued with a cultural and artistic performance welcoming the seminar participants, featuring performances by students of viola, poetry recitals, and traditional dance performances.

M3 - Book

T3 - Naučno-stručno društvo za upravljanje rizicima u vanrednim situacijama

BT - Protection and Rescue Tactics in Emergency Situations: Field Experiences and Lessons Learned

ER -