Regionalresilience.org Website Review

creating and fostering cross-sector partnerships focused on infrastructure security and disaster resilience. july 2016 - the pacific northwest economic region was recognized as a model for building a more resilient region in the new dhs national program in november 2001 with the goal of improving the pacific northwest's ability to withstand and recover and to protect its organization that was formed in 1991 by legislatures of the northwest states of alaska, washington, idaho, montana, oregon and canadian provinces and territories of alberta, british columbia, saskatchewan, yukon & northwest territories.. post-disaster damage as*essment by unmanned aircraft systems (uas) project​. resilience (crdr) in partnership with northeastern university’s global resilience institute (gri) challenge grant for critical infrastructure. the project seeks to develop technologies for uas (drone) employment to inspect critical. using drones for synchronization of situational awareness between critical infrastructures and the public sector project. the 2019 resilience challenge grant project seeks to develop methodologies to allow for the rapid inspection of critical infrastructure in post-disasters using drones (also called unmanned aerial systems (uas)). this information can then be shared with state level emergency management agencies to establish better situational awareness and a common operating picture. regional disaster resilience (crdr) have been awarded a 2017 national infrastructure protection plan (nipp) security and resilience challenge grant for the maritime transportation system cyber resilience category. the primary objective of this project is to establish a maritime industry information sharing and an*lysis process and to work with existing regulatory and standards organizations to create a robust cyber resource and information sharing community. ​ stakeholder survey and self as*eessment a survey has been designed to help us develop a baseline of current