Dubuque tackles flood-prone streets with GIS
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To fix chronic flooding, Dubuque planners use 3D GIS technology to restore resilience to neighborhoods.
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Miami Beach prioritizes mitigation projects
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As one of the most vulnerable areas facing sea level rise, the city uses GIS to identify and prioritize mitigation projects to build resilience.Read the article -
Extreme-heat events spur climate action
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Prague planners use GIS for all scales of extreme heat exploration to know where to respond and to develop mitigation strategies.Read the article -
Cape Cod saves shoreline from climate effects
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In response to shore erosion, Cape Cod Commission uses geodesign for data, evaluation, and impact-driven plans to enhance resilience.Read the article -
Stream data improves flood mitigation
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Salem gains a better understanding of its streams through field data collection.Read the article -
Maintaining a common operating picture
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The Town of Chapel Hill builds a set of informational dashboards to streamline operations at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC).Read the user story -
Keeping the Rose Parade on track
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Real-time GIS utilizes sensors on parade floats, handheld devices given to personnel, and social media feeds to enhance situational awareness.Read the blog -
Real-time GIS keeps city safe for NCAA Final Four
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Southwest Texas Fusion Center uses real-time information to track officers during the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Final Four.Read the blog -
Enhancing situational awareness for response
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City of Raleigh renews its focus on situational awareness to strengthen emergency response and recovery.Read the user story -
Managing the Chicago Marathon with Real-Time GIS
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Chicago's Office of Emergency Management and Communications coordinates planning and management using GIS for shared situational awareness.Read the blog -
Complex security demands real-time GIS
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GIS ensures coverage and the ability to respond quickly over a complex and expansive geography for the Virginia Gold Cup steeplechase horse race.Read the blog -
Oklahoma crowdsources damage
ESRI BLOG
Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM) takes an innovative approach to damage using ArcGIS Survey123.Read the blog -
Key West collects assessments after hurricane
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With communications and power down after Hurricane Irma, the City of Key West mobilized teams for damage assessment to expedite disaster funding.Read the story -
CAL FIRE's Damage Inspection Program
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CAL FIRE mobilizes staff statewide to support postevent damage assessment using ArcGIS.See the presentation slides -
Students respond to the Great Flood of 2019
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Students gain crucial practice in the fast-paced, high-stakes world of emergency response, and enable interagency information sharing with GIS.Read the story -
UN's search and rescue network is guided by GIS
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After an explosion in Beirut, Lebanon, the United Nations' urban search and rescue network collected vital information on the damages.Read the story -
FEMA utilizes GIS and AI for damage assessments
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Automated preliminary response estimates—using artificial intelligence in ArcGIS—reduce the assessment and rescue work time from days to hours.Go to the case study -
A Plan for Cleaning Up Disaster Debris
ArcNews
Following Hurricane Sandy, the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, began developing its first comprehensive debris management plan using ArcGIS.Read the article -
Cal OES debris operations dashboard
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View how Cal OES and Cal Recycle are assessing and removing debris after wildfires in a real-time dashboard created using ArcGIS Dashboards.View the dashboard -
Salem, Oregon, manages ice storm tree damage
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With debris from storms creating hazardous situations throughout the city, staff turned to ArcGIS to manage and communicate about the process.ArcGIS StoryMaps story -
Creating the Dashboard for the Pandemic
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The Johns Hopkins COVID-19 Dashboard has received as many as almost 5 billion requests a day, providing critical information around the world.Read the article -
Urban search and rescue network gains awareness
ESRI BLOG
The United Nations International Search and Rescue Advisory Group's (INSARAG) new operating system unlocked collaboration and coordination.Read the article -
American Red Cross and partners work from one map
ESRI BLOG
The American Red Cross's Disaster Partner Hub enables a new level of coordination as partners respond to a 500 percent increase in aid needs.Read the article -
Map connects earthquake victims with critical aid
ESRI BLOG
Needs Map created an interactive humanitarian platform that connects people in need with the individuals or institutions that wish to help.Read the article -
WFP Guides Operations with Online GIS Apps
ESRI BLOG
The World Food Programme (WFP) uses maps, apps, and dashboards to gather contextual information to guide its operational planning.Read the article
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