Wilson, John2010-10-012010-10-012009http://hdl.handle.net/10625/44865Activities focused on completion of the pilot studies identified in initial research, facilitation of a regional workshop to present the research, and drafting ICT policy recommendations. The report provides in depth review of research including findings such as: amateur Ham Radio as a viable ICT tool for disaster managers; efforts to establish PACTOR stations as part of a Regional PACTOR Network (PACTOR is a combination of two earlier digital modes: packet radio and Amateur Teleprinting Over Radio); portable GPS that can be effectively used at various stages in disaster management; and for earthquakes, community participation and empowerment is integral to disaster response.1 digital file (141 p. : ill.)application/pdfenICTGEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMSDISASTER MANAGEMENTCARIBBEANDISASTER PREPAREDNESSACCESS TO INFORMATIONEnhancing the effectiveness of information and communication technology applications and tools for disaster management in the Caribbean regionIDRC Final Report