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USGS is Encouraging you to be prepared – Join America’s PrepareAthon!

May 3, 2014 By Editor

America’s PrepareAthon! is a campaign encouraging people across the nation to practice preparedness actions before a disaster or emergency strikes.

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FEMA National Preparedness – 31 core capabilities

March 27, 2014 By Editor

The National Preparedness Goal identified 31 core capabilities—these are the distinct critical elements needed to achieve the goal. These capabilities are referenced in many national preparedness efforts, including the National Planning Frameworks. The Goal grouped the capabilities into five mission areas, based on where they most logically fit. Some fall into only one mission area, while some […]

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NOAA Report – Sandy, One Year Later

November 13, 2013 By Editor

It’s been one year since Sandy struck the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast coasts with powerful winds, rain, and storm surges that caused unprecedented damages in some of the nation’s most populous areas.  Sandy was unique in many ways. It merged with a weather system arriving from the west and transitioned into an extra-tropical cyclone creating a […]

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Live Esri Map Shows Moore, Oklahoma Tornado Track, Schools, and Relief Locations

May 21, 2013 By Editor

Esri’s interactive Moore, Oklahoma Tornado Public Information Map is available for the media to embed or share as part of ongoing tornado and severe weather coverage. View the tornado’s path and damage radius, schools in the area, and where the general public can dropoff relief supplies. You can also explore geotagged social media from Twitter, […]

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Spotlight – Cityworks and CompassCom AVL Save Time and Money in Fort Collins, Colorado

April 24, 2013 By Editor

In the City of Fort Collins, Colorado, field crews are getting work done efficiently and effectively using Cityworks and CompassCom AVL. City officials are able to track and manage assigned work along with an array of equipment parameters such as fuel consumption, de-icer product spreader controls, snowplow activity, and driving behavior. Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) […]

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GIS Application Story – Incident Command System of Fire Bureau

April 9, 2013 By Editor

  Scenario To improve disaster rescue efficiency of fire brigade and enhance integration of disaster rescue information of districts, Taipei City Fire Department needs a system which can provide commanders and Emergency Dispatch Center with required information and conduct rescue command tasks such as preparation of disaster rescue information, tactics deployment, safety management, etc. For […]

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Esri Map Shows Real-Time Effects of Winter Storm Nemo

February 8, 2013 By Editor

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GIS-Based Campus Emergency System

November 13, 2012 By Editor

Earthquakes and natural disasters have frequently occurred in recent years. To minimize disastrous damage resulted from sudden disasters, schools at all levels in Taiwan are supposed to improve the efficiency of campus hazard prevention and emergency response and enhance simulation drills of earthquakes, tsunami and fire. To leverage the efficiency of disaster prevention and evacuation […]

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Crowdsourcing provides initial filter on imagery that collected from Hurricane Sandy affected areas

November 2, 2012 By Editor

The following came out of the HOTOSM group today in an effort to recruit volunteers to help crowdsource damage reports in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.  From the iRevolution blog… Schuyler and team just got their hands on the Civil Air Patrol’s (CAP) super high resolution aerial imagery of the disaster affected areas. They’ve imported this imagery […]

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Hurricane Sandy Maps, Mapping, Emergency Response and Geospatial Data Resources

October 29, 2012 By Editor

When there’s massive weather events like Hurricane Sandy there’s always a rush to access online maps and web mapping services.

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