2018 GIS in Emergency Management: Updating Maps for Emergency Management Routing

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HERE Technologies is a large global mapping and location services provider, whose map content is used in a variety of enterprise, fleet and automotive solutions and devices. In this presentation, Devon Wallis will discuss map editing and how you can improve navigation in your local area.

Updating Maps for Emergency
Management Routing
Devon Wallis
devon.wallis@here.com

Santa Clara CA

Santa Clara County Fire Dept uses
HERE data to route fire trucks
Calls give house location based on
lat/long
Firetrucks then route to the location
Usual Emergency Routing

Areas in the mountains and/or Rural
areas are less straightforward
Where is the access to the house?
The Problem

How does HERE get data?
Field data collection
Aerial Imagery
User Feedback
Supplier Portal
Map Creator

The Tools – Supplier Portal
Upload of GIS data at upload.here.com

The Tools – Supplier Portal
Upload of GIS data at upload.here.com

The Tools – Map Creator
Users make changes at mapcreator.here.com

The Tools – Map Creator
Users make changes at mapcreator.here.com

The Tools – Map Creator
Users make changes at mapcreator.here.com

Where is the access to the house?
The Problem
A
B
C

The Raw Data

Going forward

Get Involved
Upload.here.com
mapcreator.here.com

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