Lately, i’ve been trying to get some new work started that sits at the intersection of disaster, computation, the essence of humanity, and a variety of other perspectives. There’s a massive tangle ...

For a number of years, I was a student of Sociology working on all the political hot button topics relevant to the current moment: white nationalism, white supremacy, cloaked websites (later becomi...

In the past few years, i’ve been working on better defining how technology and emergency management (EM) can play well together. It is a project that feels mostly like trying to get fire to be wet ...

Starting in 2013, I began to work in and around information communication technology being used during emergency response scenarios. I think my first paper was called, “Run Amok: Group Crowd Partic...

I am a researcher of the socio-technical that has made the jump from the social sciences, the socio, to the technical. This form of the jump is arguably more difficult because the social sciences a...

Or how I decided to write a course on Assembly 6502 for game design students I turned 46 this year and I find myself teaching introductory game design for the first time in years. I like teaching ...

Information Technology integration in Emergency Managmeent isn’t about learning to write code or compile, it’s about data, how to mine information from data, and how best to minimize gathering poor...

Syllabus Next! This article outlines readings, multimedia content, and resources of interest for a course called, “Technology and Disaster.” In the previous articles attached to this project, I e...

How can or maybe how should we differentiate between ICS and Emergency Management (EM) in order to grow EM? In the previous articles: A Course on Emergency Management and Technology: Getting S...

And the Future of Emergency Management In the last article, I tried to describe the tension surrounding technology and emergency management. Generally, this course is meant to try and bring togeth...