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David Carmichael attempts to answer the question “What do you do when there are Picasso’s floating in the basement?” with a book intended for libraries, archives, and museums. He provides a framework for cultural institutions to use the Incident Command System before and during a disaster, to protect and salvage their collections. His friendly and conversational style doesn’t intimidate or pressure and explains a complex system in understandable language. This book could be a guide to the ICS for any non-emergency response institution or agency.

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Review of Implementing the Incident Command System at the Institutional Level: A Handbook for Libraries, Archives, Museums, and Other Cultural Institutions