TM2018

The second annual Emergency All-sector Response

Transnational Hazard ExerciseTM

“Working together to secure our world ”

TM2018The second annual

Emergency All-sector Response

Transnational Hazard ExerciseTM

August 22, 2018 Venue: Earth

With modern infrastructure networks interconnect-

ed on national and global scales, public and

private sector leaders are increasingly focusing on

multi-sector planning as an essential foundation

to support restoration and sustain affected

populations in extreme, “Black Sky” hazard

scenarios: Subcontinent-scale power outages

with cascading infrastructure failures.

On August 22, 2018, a remarkable range of

corporations, government agencies and NGOs

on three continents are partnering together in a

multi-sector exercise of unprecedented scale.

Participation in EARTH EX is by invitation only.

For more information, and to request registration,

visit EIScouncil.com/EARTHEX

An all-sector, global, video-enabled

interactive planning exercise for complex

catastrophes. Participants will take part in

their own locations, worldwide. No advance

preparation required.

Participating Sectors

PRIVATE SECTOR

• Electric Subsector

• Oil and Natural Gas Subsector

• Water and Wastewater Sector

• First Responders

• Information Management Sector

• Situational Awareness Sector

• Health Sector

• Other Private Sector Corporations

GOVERNMENT SECTOR – U.S. and Allied Government Departments and Agencies: Federal, State, Local

• Energy

• Emergency Management

• Critical Infrastructure

• Security / Defense

• Health

• Regulatory

MASS CARE NGOS (Non-Governmental Organizations)

INDIVIDUALS and FAMILIES

C O U N C I LIS

EIS Council hosts national and international collaboration on resilience and whole community restoration and response planning, addressing severe, national and global scale hazards to lifeline infrastructures.

EARTH EX 2017

was the largest

all-sector civil

exercise in history.

16Sectors

14Nations

500Corporations and

gov. agencies

>3000Participants