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GIS heroes Cory MacVie and Josh Keller of FEMA used cloud-based GIS to create, share, and use data and applications for emergency response.
FEMA Coordinators Cory MacVie and Josh Keller Go Above and Beyond
FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell urged GIS professionals help build a more resilient world at Esri User Conference.
Federal agencies aided the response to devastating tornadoes in Lee County, Alabama, using maps and models to prioritize actions.
New York City will soon become the only place in the US to have flood maps that consider future conditions.
Data collection on a map allowed Key West to quickly, efficiently, and flexibly capture damage details even when communications were lost.
Water 4Life works to conserve water; Esri cloud solution engineering supports public safety; and maps improve efficiency in California.
The theme of this year's Esri User Conference was GIS—Enabling a Smarter World. From Lilian P. Coral with the City of Los Angeles...
Urban search and rescue teams fanned out in Florida after Hurricane Ian with the benefit of a shared map to reduce redundant searches.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management used GIS to create a five-year hazard mitigation plan.
A speedy response after a tornado comforts the victims. Handheld apps ease their burden best.
The GIS team at the City of Fort Lauderdale was instrumental in managing the response to unprecedented flooding.