Think of EMINT as a "super" category of Intelligence, above law-enforcement Intelligence and Investigation. Sources from many divergent entities and agencies needs to be curated (analyzed and distributed appropriately) centrally and within the construct of the Incident Command System for response and recovery missions.

We are still figuring out how to categorize these items - if you would like to help volunteer and give us a hand, please drop us a note at emint @ cemir.org
Beyond the Response and Recovery impacts categoried above, there are other disaster phase cycle impacts - and non-disaster/incident or event impacts which need EMINT.
If you have something you wrote or researched, which you think might be appliable to EMINT, please send the DOI link to us at emint@cemir.org. Thank you. * - above indicated authors are affiliated with the CEMIR
The Center for Emergency Management Intelligence Research
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