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About Us
Disaster Scope provides unique consulting services to federal, state and local governments and private non-profit businesses in all areas of disaster management: preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation.
Disaster Scope was initially founded to meet the needs of local governmental and private non-profit agencies in Southern California as they pursued disaster recovery from the Northridge Earthquake and subsequent disasters. Following the devastating hurricanes along the Gulf Coast in 2005, we expanded our services by providing technical and policy support to the federal government, both out of the Joint Field Office in Louisiana and offices in California.
We provide assistance to local, state and federal agencies in every stage of disaster recovery from basic grant program application, project development and mitigation to federal policy consultation, extensive negotiation and formal appeals.
Disaster Scope continues to expand its expertise to assist federal, state and local governments and private non-profit institutions.
Graeme Cox, the principal consultant for Disaster Scope, is a registered professional engineer. He has been in the disaster management field since 1994, when he joined the California Office of Emergency Services to help with the recovery from the Northridge Earthquake. Prior to that, Mr. Cox spent over 13 years in the engineering and construction fields, dealing with the design and construction of refineries, hydroelectric, geothermal, photovoltaic and nuclear power plants; industrial and commercial facilities; as well as residential structures.
Diane Cox, the administrative director of Disaster Scope, has a background in developmental psychology and organizational sociology. Ms. Cox has worked in the mental health and education fields for over 25 years and contributes research, curriculum development and training services in addition to directing daily operations.
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Graeme R. Cox, P.E.
Diane B. Cox