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The International Joint Operations Command Conference 2009

International Joint Operations Command and Control Conference 2009

Day One

Session Two: The Psychology of Crisis Management

Professor Laurence Alison, Liverpool University School of Psychology: 'Changes in Simulation Based Training for Policing Critical Incidents'

Session Three: Transportable Solutions in Command and Control

Olaf Baars, Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service: 'Looking Back and Moving Forward - The Development of 21st Century Command Support Systems'

Colin Smith, Former Chief UK Police Advisor for Iraq and Head of EUPOL COPPs, Palestine: 'Lessons from Developing Police in Conflict. Aspirations and Reality - Experiences from Northern Ireland, Iraq and Palestine'

Session Four: Sharing a Common Operational Picture

Rod Stafford, VectorCommand Ltd: 'Working on a Common Operational Picture'

David Lindridge, Fire and Rescue Service, National Policing Improvement Agency: 'Multi-Agency: Working Together'

Day Two

Session One: Balancing Regional and Local Ownership

Peter Ward, Government Office for the East Midlands: 'National, Regional, Local. Fitting it all Together'

Session Two: Command and Control Across Borders

Tom Dowdall, UK Border Agency: 'Cross Channel Partnership Working'

Assistant Chief Constable Allyn Thomas, Kent Police: 'Cultural Differences and Cross Border Command and Control'

Session Three: International Systems for Command and Control

Don Grant, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): 'National Incident Management: A World Standard'