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Questions about effective use of computer simulation for training

Started Jul 10, 2009

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Looking for Feedback on Fire Engineering Training Simulations
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Lives in:: Philadelphia, PA

Agency structure:: other

Professional Qualifications:: BA, MS, and PhD in Computer Science;
EMT-B

Topics you provide training for:: Online NIMS/ICS;
Online equipment usage via simulation;
Device marketing and training;
Strategy, tactics, communication;
Technology for online training and marketing.

Areas of expertise:: computer simulation, simulators, interactive, equipment, training

Bio:: I am an expert and author in the field of simulation and specifically online equipment training, with field experience in EMS (both pre-hospital and in-hospital). I manage and run CommandSim and its parent company, Equipment Simulations LLC, and have designed and programmed sophisticated commercial and research-focused simulations for training and certification purposes.

I received my MSE and PhD in Computer Science from the University of Pennyslvania (1996), and my BA from Cornell University (1988).

Web site:: http://www.commandsim.com

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At 2:09pm on March 11, 2009, Bob Costine said…: Jonathan
My name is Bob Costine ,I was wondering if you could give me a little guidance on using some of the simulations with my guys

Thank you

At 11:08am on October 23, 2008, Todd McKee said…: Please allow me to invite you to the group called Unique HazMat Incidents. I will be presenting this at 2009 FDIC and would love to hear some of your thoughts. We are currently talking about some real interesting issues.
Todd McKee

At 11:06am on April 28, 2008, Danny Sheridan said…: Johnathan , I need to talk to you about getting one of these programs for my training group in Latin America as well as another project that we want to work on for next year.
Dan

At 10:26pm on April 2, 2008, Sean Stumbaugh said…: Unfortunately I will not be attending this year. My training budget has been slashed and travel has been restricted. I put in for FDIC in next years budget so we'll see. In the mean time I look forward to hearing other's thoughts about CTCs. Talk with you soon!
Sean

At 8:10pm on April 2, 2008, Sean Stumbaugh said…: Hey John,

Thanks for putting this up. I look forward to hearing what others are doing.

Sean

At 12:49pm on March 17, 2008, Scott Boggs said…: That can be done. Firefighting in a Nuclear Power plant makes for a great party topic but doesn't gain you many friends!! LOL.Very hard to find peers with the same issues but industrial firefighting is the closest match!!!!!

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