[Electronics-talk] Survey on emergency communications

[John_Morris at Shepherd.org]

Dear Electronics-talk Discussion Members,

We are conducting a survey on wireless technology and emergency 
communications, and very much need your participation. It only takes 2-3 
minutes.

Two aspects of emergency communications (access to 9-1-1 emergency 
services, and access to emergency alerts) are being profoundly changed by 
technological developments and changes in government regulation. Our 
survey attempts to document the experiences of people with a range of 
disabilities (including visual impairment) when trying to get emergency 
help or when receiving public alerts (like weather alerts, etc.).

The survey can be found at:
http://cansurvey.wirelessrerc.org/SurveyonEmergencyCommunications/EmergencyCommunicationsSurvey2010.html

Your participation is critical. We will use the results to inform U.S. 
regulatory authorities about the emergency communications needs of people 
with disabilities.

All participants in the survey will be automatically entered into a 
drawing for a $250 Amazon gift card.

If you prefer to call me to take the survey over the phone, my number is 
404-367-1348.

Thanks,
--John

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John Morris, Ph.D.
Program Manager and Research Scientist
Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (RERC)
Shepherd Center
2020 Peachtree Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30309
T: 404-367-1348
C: 404-295-7178

www.wirelessRERC.org
www.MyWirelessReview.com