According to my research on the Incident Control Structure, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the one activity that is not an example of incident coordination is Directing, ordering, or controlling. The incident coordination makes sure that the onsite organization in charge of the incident receives everything they need. These activities include the following.
Establishing policy based on interactions with agency executives, other agencies, and stakeholders.
Collecting, analyzing, and disseminating information to support the establishment of shared situational awareness.
Establishing priorities among incidents.
Resolving critical resource issues.
Facilitating logistics support and resource tracking.
Synchronizing public information messages to ensure that everyone is speaking with one voice.
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