Description

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EMP - Protect Family, Homes and Community provides a unique perspective on EMP protection. It discusses how to EMP protect sheds, cottages, homes, commercial and industrial buildings from family size to communities, to villages and towns. It presents an overview of how to shield, bond and ground buildings and how to surge suppress and filter cables. It includes a novel perspective on options on how to pay for all of this, even without government subsidies, rebates or tax credits. EMP protected solar and battery backup power ensures a 24/7 supply of electricity both before and after an EMP event. With EMP protection, lifestyle or the quality of living, increases from barely existing (as projected for the best situation in most scenarios) to thriving in a post-EMP situation for prepared communities, with further improvements and little job loss when these protections are extended to the town or county level. Chapter 2 presents a new and creative approach to "A Proposed National Plan for EMP Protection in two phases. Phase 1, a two year program, develops a few experimental EMP protected villages located in the North and South USA and coastal and inland. They become tailorable templates for high awareness, videos, seminars, webinars and training. Based on a wealth of analytical and pragmatic information learned from Phase 1, Phase 2 is fulfilment over an eight year span at many of USA counties. In addition to improved survival, other positive creations are the introduction of new products, services, open new markets and generate 7,000,000 new jobs over the next decade.

About the Author

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Curriculum Vita of Don White (Donald R.J. White) Don White, registered professional engineer, ret'd., holds BSEE and MSEE degrees degrees from the University of Maryland. He is past founder and CEO of three Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility companies in Metro Washington, D.C., one of which was listed on NASDAQ. Don has written and published 15 technical books over a span of 35 years, which became were well known and used worldwide in electronics circles. Another book was "The EMC, Telecom and Computer Encyclopedia Handbook", an 800-page compendium. dium. Don taught over 14,000 engineers via seminars in 29 countries. At Don White White Consultants, he published a bimonthly trade journal called EMC Technology magazine circulated over four continents. In addition to being technical editor, he wrote many of the tutorial articles. Don received the IEEE award for development of automatic spectrum scanning, recording and analysis intercept systems. A 2nd award for contributions to the EMC education and publishing arena. He is a senior member of the former Institute of Radio Engineers and life-time senior member of IEEE. He is past president of IEEE, EMC Society. Don is listed in Who's Who in Electromagnetic Compatibility. EMP & EMC Books Authored by Don White, aka Donald R.J. White A Proposed National Plan for EMP Protection, (in process for summer, 2014 release) EMP - Protect Family, Homes and Community, 186 pages, REC Press, 2013 Contrast EMP Survivals - A Tale of Two Towns, (fiction), 153 Pages, REC Press, 2013 Nuclear EMP Threats - What Next?, REC Press, 162 pages, REC Press, 2012 Handbook of Electromagnetic Compatibility, White and Violette, 2002, Van Nostrand Reinhold The EMF Controversy and Reducing Exposure from Magnetic Fields, White, Barge, George and Riley, 201 pages, the EEC Press The EMC, Telecom and Computer Encyclopedia, Third Edition, 800 pages, 1999, emf-emi control Press 12-Volume Handbook Series, 1988, The EMC Press: Vol. 2, Grounding and Bonding, 487 pages Vol. 4, Electromagnetic Shielding, 615, pages Vol. 6, EMI Test Methodology and Procedures, Vol. 8, EMI Control Methodology and Procedure, 544 pages Shielding Design Methodology and Procedures, 1987, DWCI Press EMI control in the design of printed circuit boards and backplanes 1981, DWCI Press A handbook on electromagnetic shielding materials & performance 1975, DWCI Press