One of the first steps of crisis management is the mapping of the emergency. The goal is to determine the area affected and the geographical constraints. This session looks at the best solutions available to map crises. Mike King, Global Public Safety Manager, CAD/911/FirstNet, Esri & Francisco Nobre, Business Partner Coordinator, Esri

1. Mike King, (Chief-ret.)
Global Public Safety Manager
Leveraging GIS Science
Mapping Emergencies & Disasters
Francisco Nobre, (Public Safety BD)
Esri European National Government Team

2. Delivering High Location Accuracy
▪ How do I Define Accuracy?
▪ What’s best, Authoritative,
Commercial Street Data versus
Open Source?
▪ What level of mission critical
Geocoding do I require?
▪ Am I using Cascading Geocoding
to match?
Low Accuracy
Low Precision
Low Accuracy
High Precision
High Accuracy
Low Precision
High Accuracy
High Precision

3. Delivering High Location Accuracy
Cascade Matching: The most highly
accurate and precise geocode is at the
address point or rooftop and delivery
point location, allowing users to match at
different levels of precision.
Results are highly accurate.

4. Data Management and Visualization
Desktop
Server
Providing
Systems of Record
Bringing Together Your Existing
Systems … and Creating
Systems of Engagement
Layers
Web Maps
Apps
Web Scenes
Coordinating
Systems of Insight

5. Data Management and Visualization
Managing GIS Data:
Secure, manage and share
your organization’s geospatial
content.
• Make and share maps
• Analyze data/Find trends
• Take your maps offline
• Engage your community
• Adopt Initiatives
• Create sites
• Discover Open Data

6. Open Data Hubs Worldwide and in Europe

7. How Important is Accurate Mapping?
Dispatchable Addresses • Timely Response
First-Responder Safety • Operational Understanding
Actionable Decision-Making • Reliable Analysis

8. Examples of Disasters and Emergency Maps

9. Examples of Disasters and Emergency Maps

10. Examples of Disasters and Emergency Maps

11. Recommendations
CONTACTS:
Mike King
USA. (801) 698-2750
mking@esri.com
Francisco Nobre
UK +44 7789 987 296
fnobre@esri.com