23. Regarding resource typing, which of the following characteristics are typically used to categorize resources? A. Capability B. Number available C. Color D. Location

When it comes to resource typing, characteristics like capability and the number available are typically at the forefront. Capability refers to what a resource can do, such as specific skills or equipment functions—basically, the superhero stats of your resources. The number available ties directly to how many of those resources are at your disposal, which is crucial for effective planning and response. Color and location, while they may seem fun, don’t typically hold weight in resource typing. Color might add a splash of personality, but it doesn't help when you're trying to manage a team or equipment during an emergency. Location can be relevant in the context of geography, but it’s not a primary characteristic for categorization in the traditional sense.