Amateur Radio Lic.
This mareial is from KØHAM Thanks to Brian Short
Amateur Radio Emergency Services Manual
Section I: Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES)
Chapter One: Amateur Radio Emergency Service
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1.1 ARES Organization
1.2 Section Level
1.3 Local Level
1.4 District Level
1.5 Assistant ECs
1.6 Planning Committee
1.7 Operation and Flexibility
1.8 ARES Operation During Disasters
Chapter Two: Simulated Emergency Test (SET)
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2.1 Purpose of SET
2.2 SET Format
2.3 Preparing for SET
2.4 During the SET
2.5 After the SET
2.6 NTS in SET
2.7 Summary
Chapter Three: ARES Mutual Assistance Team (ARESMAT) Concept
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3.1 Pre-Departure Functions
3.2 In-Travel Functions
3.3 Arrival Functions
3.4 In-situ Functions
3.5 Pre-demobilization and Demobilization Functions
3.6 ARESMAT Member Qualifications
3.7 Summary
Chapter Five: ARES Principles of Disaster Communications
Chapter Six: Working With Public Safety Officials
Chapter Seven: On Serving "Served" Agencies
Section II: National Traffic System (NTS)
Chapter One: National Traffic System
Chapter Two: Principles of NTS Operation
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2.1 Local Nets
2.2 Section Nets
2.3 Region Nets
2.4 Area Nets
2.5 Transcontinental Corps
2.6 Digital Stations
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3.1 Sequence of Net Meetings
3.2 Options
3.3 Deviation from Normal Routing
3.4 Adherence to Schedules
3.5 Alternate Routings
3.6 Check-in Policy
3.7 Boundaries
3.8 Nomenclature
3.9 Combined Section Nets
3.10 Limited Load Capability
3.11 Observation of Time
3.12 Frequencies
3.13 Manager Appointments
3.14 Certification
3.15 Special Liaison Methods
Chapter Four: Operation During Disasters
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4.1 Section Traffic Manager, Net Manager Functions
4.2 Region Net Manager Functions
4.3 Area Net Manager Functions
4.4 Transcontinental Corps Director Functions
4.5 Area Staff Chairman Functions
4.6 General Policy
4.7 Health and Welfare Traffic
Chapter Five: NTS Standard Net Procedures
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5.1 Section Nets
5.2 Region Nets
5.3 Area Nets
5.4 Send and Receive Stations
5.5 Miscellaneous Procedures
5.6 Section and Local NTS Traffic Nodes
5.7 HF Digital Stations
Chapter Six: ARRL Precedences and Handling Instructions
Chapter Seven: Operation of the Transcontinental Corps
Chapter Eight: Operation of the Digital System
Chapter Nine: NTS Traffic Routing
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9.1 Example of NTS Message Routing
9.2 NTS Routing Guide
9.3 Message Routing in the Digital Station Network
Chapter Ten: Counting Net Traffic
Chapter Eleven: On Getting More Traffic
Appendix A: National Traffic System Terms of Reference
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Article One: Name
Article Two: Purpose and General Functions
Article Three: Specific Responsibilities
Article Four: Membership
Article Five: Area Staff Chairman
Article Six: Methods and Procedures
Appendix B: NTS Methods and Practices Guidelines
NIMS
Here are some links that will provide additional
information.
HPSD-8
Download Homeland Security Presidential Directive-8 which guided hte
development of the NPR (National Response Plan.)
HSPD-5
Download Homeland Security Presidental Directive-5 which guided the
development of NIMS.
National Response Plan
Download a copy of the National Response Plan on DHS's website.
Office for
Domestic Preparedness
Click here for a direct link to ODP website.
NIMCAST
An Online assessment tool that determines what level of compliance
you are at with NIMS.
EMI IS-100
Click here for a direct link to the IS-100 test.
EMI IS-200
Click here for a direct link to the IS-200 test.
EMI IS-700
Click here for a direct link to the IS-700 test.
Events Scheduled
March 24-25 CQ WW WPX SSB Contest
Events Scheduled
April
18 World Amateur Radio Day
21 Lyrids Meteor Shower
28 ARRL VEC Amateur Exam Day
29 ARRL VEC Amateur Exam Day
| ARES Nets | Frequencies & Time | |
| Eastern Nebraska 2 Meter ARES Net | 146.76 MHz | Ø3ØØz Daily |
| Midlands ARES Net Omaha | 146.94 MHz | Ø2ØØz Sunday |
| Nebraska Storm Net | 3982 KHz | ØØ3Øz Daily |
| Saunders County ARES | 145.31Ø MHz | Ø1ØØz Wednesday |
| Tri-County ARES Net | 146.985 MHz | Sunday 8:30pm |
| Western Nebraska Net | 395Ø KHz | 13ØØz Mon-Sat |
| Nebraska 4Ø Meter Net | 7282 KHz | 19ØØz Daily |

