Tom Bradley Legacy Foundation-Green Technology Institute

Community Wireless Digital Solar Disaster Preparedness Program
at the Audubon Center At Debs Park * Discovery Room
  Friday, November 18, 2005 * 10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Reservation Required (E-RSVP at [EMAIL PROTECTED])

Taking Place In: Los Angeles at the Audubon Center at Debs Park

Tour Date and Time: Friday, November 18, 2005 * 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

Presented by: Green Technology Institute-Tom Bradley Legacy Foundation,
Audubon Center at Debs Park, Earthnetworks.tv and Eco-Now.net.
For more information:  www.TomBradleyLegacy.org, www.earthnetworks.tv
or www.Eco-Now.net
Location and Direction: 4700 N. Griffin Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90031 in
Highland Park (From downtown take 110 Fwy to Pasadena and get off at
Ave 43, go right one block to Griffin Ave., and make a left on Griffin
to Audubon Center 1/2 mile). Call: (323) 221.2255 or email:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Cost: $5.00 donation includes lunch (e-reservation required)

Symposium Description: Are the communities and schools prepared for the
"Next Big One" that may devastate our city and leave you without power
for communications and water for drinking? What will we do to protect
our families, neighbors and schools? Let's discuss how we can develop a
community based Wireless Solar Digital Disaster Preparedness Plan
utilizing the wireless broadband mesh technology, solar energy, and
digital devices such as computers, cell phones, cameras, walkie-talkie,
shortwave, etc. to facilitate communications.

The Audubon Center at Debs Park is a working model of a Community Solar
Digital Disaster Preparedness Center. The Center is totally powered by
solar energy. There is no gas line or sewer connection (the wastewater
is treated on site), only water is provided by the local utility. The
Center is an example of a "perfect solar marriage" of passive solar,
solar thermal and solar PV (electricity). The Symposium will focus on
"Developing a Wireless Solar Digital Disaster Preparedness Program" for
schools and neighborhoods.

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