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Fig. 14.5 An example of a radiological interdiction map display from an actual interdiction mission,
such as would be maintained by the event commander. The data on this map was transmitted from
a combination of mobile systems, backpack units, and handheld RIIDs
Fig. 14.6 An example NIMS command structure with a single Incident Commander. FEMA [2].
A more complex event requiring multiple agencies might have a unified command consisting of
representatives of each major agency present in place of the Incident Commander
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Fig. 14.5 An example of a radiological interdiction map display from an actual interdiction mission,
such as would be maintained by the event commander. The data on this map was transmitted from
a combination of mobile systems, backpack units, and handheld RIIDs
Fig. 14.6 An example NIMS command structure with a single Incident Commander. FEMA [2].
A more complex event requiring multiple agencies might have a unified command consisting of
representatives of each major agency present in place of the Incident Commander