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PREP Selected Bibliography
The intent of this bibliography is to provide further reading
in the field of emergency preparedness and disaster recovery. The bibliography
is arranged in the same basic order as the PREP manual. General readings
come first, followed by citations to materials dealing specifically with
preparation and risk management. Special emphasis has been placed on materials
dealing with disaster recovery, which have been arranged by format.
Given the amount of new material being written in the field of emergency
preparedness and disaster recovery, users of this bibliography are encouraged
to keep up with the current literature in professional museum/library/archives
journals. The primary, and most current, bibliography in the field is
maintained at The University of Tulsa by Toby Murray, Preservation Officer.
Requests for the most current version of Bibliography on Disasters. Disaster
Preparedness and Disaster Recovery should be sent to her at: University
of Tulsa, McFarlin Library, 600 South College Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74104
(918) 631-3800. Minimal postage and photocopying charges will apply.
An effort has been made to include items that readers of this manual can
find in most libraries, archives, or museums. In addition, the AMIGOS
Bibliographic Council's Preservation Service in Dallas maintains an extensive
library on emergency preparedness and disaster recovery. Photocopies can
be requested through Tom F. R. Clareson, Preservation Service Manager,
AMIGOS Bibliographic Council, Inc., 12200 Park Central Drive, Suite 500,
Dallas, TX 75251 (800) 843-8482.
SECTIONS INCLUDE:
GENERAL
Barton, John P., and Johanna G. Wellheiser, eds. An Ounce of Prevention:
A Handbook on Disaster Contingency Planning for Archives. Libraries and
Records Centres. Toronto: Toronto Area Archivists Group Education
Foundation, 1985.
Battle, Martha E and Pamela Meister, eds. 1991 Disaster Preparedness
Seminar Proceedings. [S.1.]: Southeastern Museums Conference, 1991.
Blackmon-Mooring Steamatic Catastrophe, Inc. BMS Catastrophe Disaster
Restoration Guide for Museum Planners. Fort Worth, TX: BMS Catastrophe,
October, 1993.
Buchanan, Sally. "Disaster, Prevention, Preparedness and Action."
Library Trends 30 (Fall 1981): 241-252.
"Disaster: Preparing for the Worst." Museum News (theme
issue) 69 (May-June 1990): 50-70.
"Emergency Preparedness." History' News (theme issue)
48 (January-February 1993): 4-19.
Fortson, Judith. Disaster Planning and Recovery: A How- To-Do-It Manual
for Librarians and Archivists. New York: Neal-Schuman, 1992.
Gaskins, Paulette E. and Catherine D. Scott. Disasters and Disaster
Planning: Earthquakes. Fires. Floods. and Other Disasters in Cultural
Institutions. Washington, DC: Museum Reference Center, Smithsonian
Institution Libraries, 1987.
Goldich, Louis. Safeguarding Your Collection from Disasters: Selected
Resources. San Diego: San Diego Museum of Art, 1987.
Hunter, John. "Emergency Preparedness for Museums, Historic Sites,
and Archives: An Annotated Bibliography." AASLH Technical Leaflet
#114. Nashville, TN: American Association for State and Local History,
1979.
Jones, Barclay, ed. Protecting Historic Architecture and Museum Collections
from Natural Disasters. Stoneham, MA: Butterworth Publishers, 1986.
Lawrence, Priscilla O'Reilly. Before Disaster Strikes: Prevention.
Planning. and Recovery. New Orleans: The Historic New Orleans Collection,
1992.
Lindblom, Beth C. and Karen Motylewski. "Disaster Planning for Cultural
Institutions." AASLH Technical Leaflet #183. Nashville,
TN: American Association for State and Local History, 1993.
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Protection of Museums
and Museum Collections (NFPA 911). Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection
Association, 1985.
O'Connell, Mildred. "Disaster Planning: Writing & Implementing
Plans for CollectionsHolding Institutions." Technology &
Conservation 8 (Summer 1983): 18-24.
Ogden, Sherelyn, ed. Preservation of Library & Archival Materials:
A Manual. Andover, MA: Northeast Document Conservation Center, 1992.
Society of American Archivists. Disaster Prevention and Preparedness.
Problems in Archives Kit No.1 O. Chicago: SAA, 1982.
Solley, Thomas T., Joan Williams, and Linda Baden. Planning for Emergencies:
A Guide for Museums. Washington, DC: Association of Art Museum Directors,
1987.
Sykes, Marzy. Helping Young Children Cope with a Disaster. Philadelphia,
P A, Please Touch Museum, 1993.
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FLOOD, WATER, HURRICANE, TORNADOES
Bomar, George. Texas Weather. Austin: University of Texas Press,
1983.
Federal Emergency Management Agency and Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource
Management, U.S. Department of Commerce. Preparing for Hurricanes
and Coastal Flooding: A Handbook for Local Officials. FEMA-50. Washington,
DC: FEMA, 1983.
Houghton, E.L. and N.B. Carruthers. Wind Forces on Buildings and Structures.
New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1976.
Mathieson, David F. "Hurricane Preparedness: Establishing Workable
Policies for Dealing with Storm Threats." Technology & Conservation
8 (Summer 1983): 28-29.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Tornados--Nature's
Violent Storms: A Preparedness Guide. NOAA/P A 92052, ARC 5002. Baltimore,
MD: NOAA, September 1992.
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GEOLOGICAL
Agbabian, Mihran S., William S. Ginell, Sami F. Masri, and Robert L. Nigbor.
"Evaluation of Earthquake Damage Mitigation Methods for Museum Objects."
Studies in Conservation 36 (May 1991): 111-120.
Cornu, Elisabeth and Lesley Bone. "Seismic Disaster Planning: Preventive
Measures Make a Difference." W AAC Newsletter 13 (September
1991): 13-19.
Crehan, Julie and Lori Van Handel. "Seismic Protection in Museum
Storage: Affordable Solutions." W AAC Newsletter 12 (September
1990): 24.
Federal Emergency Management Agency. Earthquake Public Information
Materials: An Annotated Bibliography. FEMA-67. Washington, DC: FEMA,
1986.
Gere, James M. and Haresh C. Shah. Terra Non Firma: Understanding
and Preparing for Earthquakes. New York: W.J. Freeman and Company,
1984.
Ginell, William S. "Making It Quake Proof." Museum News
69 (May-June 1990): 60-63.
McGavin, Gary L. Earthquake Protection of Essential Building Equipment:
Design. Engineering. Installation. New York: John Wiley & Sons,
1981.
Solley, Thomas T., Joan Williams, and Linda Baden, comps. Planning
for Earthquakes: A Guide for Museums. Washington, DC: American Association
of Museums, 1987.
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FIRE
Cohn, Bert M. "Fire Safety in Recycled Buildings: Establishing the
Level of Protection Equivalent to Code Requirements." Technology
& Conservation 5 (Summer 1980): 40-45.
Ferguson, David 1. "Designing for Fire & Life Safety: the Development
of Suitable Systems for an Underground Museum." Technology &
Conservation 7 (Winter 1982): 26-30.
Nelson, Harold E. "Fire Protection for Archives and Records Centers."
Records Management Ouarterly 2 (1968): 19-23.
Schur, Susan E. "Fire Protection at Mount Vernon: Incorporating Modern
Fire Safety Systems into an Historic Site." Technology &
Conservation 5 (Winter 1980): 18-25.
Schur, Susan E. "Fire Protection/Safety Roundup: Guide to Manufacturers
& Suppliers of for Fire Detection, Suppression & Safety."
Technology & Conservation 5 (Summer 1980): 46-50.
Trinkley, Michael. Can You Stand the Heat? A Fire Safety Primer for
Libraries. Archives. and Museums. Atlanta: SOLINET, 1991/92.
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BUILDING FAILURE
Matthai, Robert A., ed. Protection of Cultural Properties During Energy
Emergencies. 2nd ed. New York: Arts/Energy Study and American Association
of Museums, 1978.
Northeast Document Conservation Center. Vulnerability of Collections
During Renovations. Technical Leaflet, General Preservation. Andover,
MA: 1992.
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MAN-MADE DISASTERS
Boston, Guy D. Terrorism: A Selected Bibliography. Supp. to the
2nd edition. Washington, DC: National Institute of Law Enforcement and
Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, US Department
of Justice, 1977.
Boston, Guy D., Kevin O'Brien, and Joanne Palumbo. Terrorism: A Selected
Bibliography. 2nd edition. Washington, DC: National Institute of
Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration,
US Department of Justice, 1977.
Boyd, Raymond G. "Bomb Call!" Security World 14 (November
1977): 29.
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms. Bomb Threats and Search
Techniques. Washington, DC: US Department of Treasury, 1976.
Mahoney, H.T. "After a Terrorist Attack--Business as UsuaL"
Security Management 19 (March 1975): 16,18-19.
Tierney, Kathleen J. A Primer for Preparedness for Acute Chemical
Emergencies. Columbus, OH: Disaster Research Center, 1980.
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PEST CONTROL
Harmon, James D. Integrated Pest Management in Museum. Library and
Archival Facilities. Indianapolis, IN: Harmon Preservation Pest Management,
1993.
Parker, Thomas A. How to Recognize and Eliminate Silverfish. Beetles.
Cockroaches. Moths. Termites. Rats and Mildew in Library and Archives.
Upland, P A: Diane Publishing, 1988.
Schur, Susan E. "Pest Control Roundup: Guide to Manufacturers and
Suppliers of Products & Systems for Treating & Eliminating Insects
& Bugs in Cultural Facilities." Technology & Conservation
8 (Spring 1983): 25-26.
Story, Keith O. Approaches to Pest Management in Museums. Washington,
DC: Conservation Analytical Laboratory, Smithsonian Institution, 1985.
Zycherman, Linda, ed. A Guide to Museum Pest Control. Washington,
DC: Association of Systematics Collections, 1988.
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ASSET AND COLLECflON MANAGEMENT
Association of Research Libraries. Office of Management Services. Insuring
Library Collections and Buildings. SPEC Flyer 178. Washington, DC:
ARL, 1991.
Babcock, Phillip and Barbara J. Redjinski. "Highly Protected Risk
Insurance." Museum News 61 (November-December 1982): 19-22.
Babcock, Phillip and Marr T. Haack. "Plain-English Collections Insurance."
Museum News 59 (July-August 1981): 22-25.
Bologna, Jack. "Disaster/Recovery Planning: A Qualitative Approach."
Assets Protection 6 (July-August 1981): 25-99.
Chubb Group of Insurance Companies. Risk Management for Museums and
Cultural Institutions. Warren, New Jersey: Chubb Group of Insurance
Companies, 1992.
Davis, Sheryl. "Some Guidelines for Understanding Insurance Coverage."
ConservatioNews, Volume 11, Number 1, March 1991, page 21.
DuBose, Beverly M., Jf. Insuring Against Loss. Technical Leaflet
Number 5. Nashville: American Association for State and Local History,
1969.
Flitner, Arthur. An Insurance Primer for the Local Historical Organization.
AASLH Technical Leaflet #147. Nashville: AASLH, 1986.
Gallery Association of New York State. Insurance and Risk Management
for Museums and Historic Societies. Hamilton, NY: Gallery Association
of New York State, 1985.
Gandert, Slade Richard. "Insurance." Library & Archival
Security, Volume 4, Numbers 1/2. 1982, pages 118-121.
Johnson, Edward H. Protecting the Library and Its Resources: A Guide
to Physical Protection and Insurance, Chicago: American Library Association,
1963.
Kenneweg, Richard. "Developing a Library Insurance Program: Part
1" Library Security. Newsletter, Volume 2, Number 1, Spring
1976, pages 11-14.
Kenneweg, Richard. "Developing a Library Insurance Program: Part
II." Library Security Newsletter, Volume 2, Number 2, Spring
1978, pages 12-14.
Myers, Gerald E. Insurance Manual for Libraries. Chicago: American
Library Association, 1977.
Seal, Robert A. "Insurance for Libraries: Part I" Conservation
Administration News, Number 19, October 1984, pages 8-9.
Seal, Robert A. "Insurance for Libraries: Part n." Conservation
Administration News, Number 20, January 1985, pages 10-11,26.
Stumpf, Warren W. "Liability Insurance for Library Directors and
Officers." Library & Archival Security, Volume 7, Number
2, Summer 1985, pages 33-37.
Tiszkus, Alphonse R. and E.G. Dressler. "Fire Protection Planning
for Cultural Institutions: Blending Risk Management, Loss Prevention,
and Physical Safeguards." Technology & Conservation
5 (Summer 1980): 18-23.
Ungarelli, Donald L. "Insurance and Prevention: Why and How?"
Library Trends, Volume 33, Number 1, Summer 1984, pages 57-68.
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RESOURCE CONSIDERATIONS
Hunter, John E. "Guide to Emergency Supplies and Equipment."
Registrar 3 (Spring 1986): 6-7.
Northeast Document Conservation Center. Disaster Recovery Suppliers.
Services and Bibliography. Technical Leaflet, Emergency Management.
Andover, MA: NEDCC, 1992.
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RECOVERY
Gaylord, Brian. "Communicating in a Crisis Situation." Contingency
Journal 1 (April-June 1990): 62-63.
Haas, J. Eugene, et al. Reconstruction Following Disaster. Cambridge,
MA: MIT Press, 1977.
O'Connor, Patrick V. "Debris Removal: Planning for the High Cost
of Post-Emergency Cleanup." Emergency Management Ouarterly
(2nd Quarter 1988): 2-3.
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RESPONSE & RECOVERY: PAPER
Cunha, George M. "An Evaluation of Recent Developments for the Mass
Drying of Books." Preservation of Paper and Textiles of Historic
and Artistic Value 1 (1977): 95-104.
Eulenberg, Julia Niebuhr. Handbook for the Recovery of Water Damaged
Business Records. Prairie Village, KS: Association of Records Managers
and Administrators, 1986.
Hirst, Warwick. "Salvaging Flood Damaged Records." Archives
and Manuscripts 13 (1985): 24-29.
Kelley, John. "The Construction of a Low Cost, High Capacity Vacuum
Freeze-Drying System." Studies in Conservation (November
1980): 176-179.
Koesterer, Martin G. and John A. Geating. "Restoring Water-Soaked
Papers & Textiles: Applying Freeze-Drying Methods to books & Art
Objects." Technology & Conservation 1 (Fall 1976): 20-22.
Lundquist, Eric. Salvage of Water Damaged Books. Documents. Micrographic
and Magnetic Media. San Francisco: Document Reprocessors Publications,
1986.
Northeast Document Conservation Center. Drying Wet Books and Records.
Technical Leaflet, Emergency Management. Andover, MA: NEDCC, 1992.
Northeast Document Conservation Center. Emergency Salvage of Moldy
Paper Materials. Technical Leaflet. Andover, MA: NEDCC, 1992.
Nyberg, Sandra. The Invasion of the Giant Spore. Atlanta: Southeastern
Library Network, Inc., Preservation Program Leaflet # 5, November 1987.
Smith, Richard D. "The Use of Redesigned and Mechanically Modified
Commercial Freezers to Dry Water-wetted Books and Exterminate Insects."
Restaurator 6 (1984): 165-190.
Walsh, Betty. "Salvage Operations for Water Damaged Collections."
WAAC Newsletter 10 (May 1988): 2-5.
Waters, Peter. "Mass Treatment After a Disaster." Conservation
Administration (1975): 115-126
Waters, Peter. Procedures for Salvage of Water-Damaged Library Materials.
2nd edition, 3rd edition forthcoming. Washington, DC: Library of Congress,
1979.
Zeeler, David. "Flood Recovery Action for Research Records."
Records Management Ouarterly 11 (January 1977): 34-36.
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RESPONSE & RECOVERY: PHOTOGRAPHS, FILM-BASED
MEDIA
Albright, Gary E. "Flood Aftermath: The Preservation of Water-Damaged
Photographs." In Topics in Photographic Preservation, vol.
3, Robin E. Siegel, compo Washington, DC: Photographic Materials Group,
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, 1989.
Gillet, Martine and Chanal Garnier. "The Use of Microwaves for Drying
Flood Damaged Photographic Materials." In Topics in Photographic
Preservation, vol. 3, Robin E. Siegel,
comp. Washington, DC: Photographic Materials Group, American Institute
for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, 1989.
Haglund, Kristine and Bruce R. Parham. Emergencv Procedures for Nitrate
Films. Denver: Denver Museum of Natural History, 1981.
Hanes, Ric. "Emergency Storage for Nitrate Film." History
News 36 (January 1981): 38-41.
Hendricks, Klaus B. and B. Lesser. "Disaster Preparedness and Recovery:
Photographic Materials." American Archivist 46 (Winter 1983):
42-68.
Hill, Thomas T. "Reading List of References on the Preservation and
Restoration of Photographic Images." PhotographiConservation
3 (September 1981): 6-7.
Klein, Henry. "Microfilm Resuscitation--A Case Study." Journal
of Micrographics 9 (JulyAugust 1976): 299-303
McWilliams, Jerry. The Preservation and Restoration of Sound Recordings.
Nashville: American Association for State and Local History, 1979.
Noble, Richard. Archival Preservation of Motion Pictures: A Summary
of Current Findings. Technical Leaflet #126. Nashville: AASLH: 1980.
Northeast Document Conservation Center. Emergency Salvage of Photographs.
Technical Leaflet, Emergency Management. Andover, MA: NEDCC, 1992.
Reed, Vilia L. "How to Work Restoration Magic on Wrinkled Negatives."
PhotographiConservation 3 (December 1981): 4-6.
Reilly, James 1. Care and Identification of 19th Century Photographic
Prints. Rochester, NY: Eastman Kodak Company, 1986.
Wilhelm, Henry G. The Permanence and Care of Color Photographs: Tradition
and Digital Color Prints. Color Negatives. Slides. and Motion
Pictures. Grinnell, IA: Preservation Pub. Co., 1993.
Young, Christine. Nitrate Films in the Public Institution. AASLH
Technical Leaflet #169. Nashville: AASLH, 1989.
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RESPONSE & RECOVERY: ELECTRONIC RECORDS
ARMA International Guideline for Records and Information Management:
Magnetic Diskettes--Recovery Procedures. Prairie Village, KS: Association
of Records Managers and Administrators, Inc., 1987.
Balon, Brett 1. and H. Wayne Gardner. "Disaster Planning for Electronic
Records." Records Management Ouarterly 22 (July 1988): 20-22,
24-25, 30.
Blackmon-Mooring Steamatic Catastrophe, Inc., Special Technologies Division.
Electronics and Magnetic Media Recovery. Fort Worth, TX: BMS
Catastrophe, Inc., n.d.
DeWhitt, Benjamin L. "Long-Term Preservation of Data on Computer
Magnetic Media: Part I." Conservation Administration News
29 (April 1987): 7, 19, 28.
DeWhitt, Benjainin L. "Long-Term Preservation of Data on Computer
Magnetic Media: Part II." Conservation Administration News
30 (July 1987): 4, 24.
Olson, Nancy B. "Hanging Your Software Up to Dry." College
& Research Libraries News 47 (November 1986): 634-636.
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RESPONSE & RECOVERY: ARTWORK, OVERSIZE
Langelier, Gilles and Sandra Wright. "Contingency Planning for Cartographic
Archives." Archivaria 13 (Winter 1981-1982): 47-58.
Weidner, Marilyn Kemp. Instructions on How to Unframe Wet Prints.
Cooperstown, NY: New York State Historical Association Library, 1973.
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RESPONSE & RECOVERY: OBJECfS, INCLUDING
FURNITURE AND SCULPTIURE
McKerrell, Hugh and Andrew Oddy. "The Conservation of Waterlogged
Wood Using Dewatering Fluids: An Evaluation." Museums Journal
71 (March 1972): 165-167.
Martin, Mervin. "Emergency Procedures for Furniture." Cooperstown,
NY: New York State Historical Association Library, 1972.
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RESPONSE & RECOVERY: TEXTILES
Fikioris, Margaret. "First Steps to be Taken for Emergency Treatment
of Textiles." Ontario Museum Association Newsletter 3 (April
1974): 13-15.
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REGIONAL PRFSERVATION PUBLICATIONS
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602/621-4869
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Manuscripts Department Howard-Tilton Library
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New Orleans, LA 70188-5682 504/865-5685
Leon C. Miller, editor
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