The document discusses several GIS software applications for emergency and disaster management: E Team, CATS, EmerGeo, and Autodesk Emergency Response Solutions. E Team allows users to manage all phases of emergency response and track incidents. CATS is a modeling tool that integrates hazard prediction and consequence assessment. EmerGeo provides mapping tools for emergency planners and responders. Autodesk's Crisis Command offers tactical and strategic capabilities for first responders to manage disasters.
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4. Product Description
E Team is a real-time software program that
caters to all four phases of emergency
management (preparedness, mitigation,
response and recovery), allowing maximum
response to both large scale disasters and every
day emergencies.
5. Disaster Functions
• Perform large scale
exercises
• Hazard modeling
• Identify and map critical
assets and infrastructure
• Gather and share critical
information with several
agencies at once
6. Emergency Functions
• Track and map incidents
of all types
• Intelligence and tip
reporting
• Request, deploy and
track resources
• Personnel Management
• Asset and Infrastructure
damage
• Conduct situation reports
7. Pros and Cons
• Import shape files,
CAD drawings and
CATS modeling tools
• Browser-based
• Can be successfully
used for both
disasters and
emergencies
• Pocket PC version
• Cost
• Common user
interface for tasks,
reports and views
• Training
• Poor reference
manual
8. CATS
(Consequences Assessment Toolset)
• “CATS is a consequence management tool
package that integrates hazard prediction,
consequence assessment, emergency
management tools, and critical population and
infrastructure data within a commercial
Geographical Information System.”
• GIS used to forecast and model potential
hazardous events and the response to those
events
9. Disaster Functions
• Use of realistic scenarios of disaster
events, predicting areas likely to be
effected and how
• Assesses resulting damage to
facilities and infrastructure
• Creation of mitigation strategies,
including displaced population support
• Determines optimum evacuation
routes
• Contains models for converting spatial
and physical data into casualty
probabilities
• Identifies and locates resources for
and effective and sustained response
10. Emergency Functions
• Use of realistic scenarios of
emergency events,
predicting the shape of
hazard areas
• Recommends the most
effective road block
distribution and routing
options
• Mitigation analysis,
including medical resources
queries and identification of
best suitable medical
facilities
• Provides update to
emergency response
personnel
11. Pros and Cons
Pros
• Use of various scenario models
allows assessment advisors and
emergency personnel to plan
optimal responses
• Operates within a full featured GIS
(ArcGIS with Spatial Analysis)
• Analytical tools allow users to
combine multiple layers of
information
• Geo-spatial database, including
imagery, maps, and population and
infrastructure data
• Capable of communicating with E
Team to provide real-time updates
to emergency personnel
• Software is free
Cons
• Not a stand alone application,
requires ArcGIS
• Focused more towards disaster
rather than emergency events
• Primarily focus is for planning
and mitigation purposes, and not
as much with immediate
response
12. Product Description
• EmerGeo was developed to meet the demanding
mapping needs of emergency planners and responders.
• EmerGeo is a web based GIS mapping add on package
designed to work in conjunction with an organization’s
existing systems and data.
• EmerGeo utilizes easy drawing tools, standard map
symbols and Open GIS allowing first responders to
perform mapping functions.
13. Disaster Functions
• Uses US Department of Homeland
Security’s new standardized map
symbols and terminology
• Hazard modeling for earthquake, flood
and chemical spread
• Automated Logging of drawing activities
on map provides a record of ‘what
happened’ enabling a ‘replay’ function
to review response activities for
debriefings and future planning
• Open GIS allows for interdepartmental
response coordination
• Evacuation areas with address
generation
15. Pros and Cons
• Easy to use
• Standard map
symbols
• Can read standard
GIS platforms - .dxf
.dgn .shp
• Open GIS standards
• New company, new
software
• Redundant capabilities
• Limited emergency
functions
16. Product Description
• Autodesk Emergency Response
Solutions is a suite of GIS
applications that prepares for,
responds to, and manages
disasters.
• Crisis Command is one of those
applications that provides both
tactical and strategic capabilities
for first responders and
emergency response officials.
17. Emergency Features
• Incident reporting and notification
• Critical asset tracking
• Landmark and resource
information
• Fire attack pre-planning
• Bomb blast analysis
• Sniper/counter sniper capabilities
• Plume (flow) analysis
• National Emergency Response Guide (ERG)
– Digital manual to industry-standard chemical
information
18. Disaster Features
• Pre-impact damage prediction
• Evacuation routes
• Information on predesignated
shelters
• During- and post-impact search and rescue
• Post-impact damage assessment
• Management and distribution of geospatial data
and maps across the internet using MapGuide
• Analysis on predicting some storm surges and
damage
• Built in warning systems
19. Pros & Cons
• Pros:
– Easy data input
through standard
forms
– Mobile access to data
and software
– Dynamic 3D
visualization
– Support of an industry
leader
• Cons:
– Requires
AutodeskMapGuide to
run which must be
purchased separately
– Does not offer an E911
solution
– Runs $7,612 for Crisis
Command and $3,260
for AutodeskMap 6.0
20. Comparison Table
Application Emergency Disaster
Data
Inter-
operability
Application
Inter-
Operability
End User
Learning
Curve
Cost
Good Fair Yes Yes Steep $30,000
Fair Excellent/
Good
Conversion
Tools
Provided
No Low/Fair
Free
(ArcGIS
bundle
$2,500)
Fair Good Yes Yes Low Not
Available
Good Fair
Conversion
Tools
Provided
No Low
$3,200
$7,600
(MapGuide)