1.  Check status of ◦ Railroads ◦ Highways / Roads ◦ Bridges ◦ Dams/Waterways ◦ Ports and Harbors ◦ Airports ◦ Power Lines/Plants ◦ Emergency Facilities ◦ Pipelines

2. September 12, 2001 © Space Imaging

3. Mapping and Modeling Fuel Loads

4. Mapping and modeling fuel loads with higher resolution Final Urban Area Map - Buffered Road Overlay Fuel and Roof Type Mapping

5.  Fire Behavior Modeling: Outputs include time of arrival, flame length, and heat. Fuels w/Fire Perimeters Time of Arrival Fireline Intensity Flame Length Rate of Spead Heat

6. Los Alamos National Laboratory LOS ALAMOS FIRES, NEW MEXICO IKONOS 4-Meter Multispectral May 2000 Burn Areas from Forest Fire Destroyed residential units Fire encroachment on government facilities

7.  Support to Emergency Response Teams: quickly identify problem areas  Utilize Multiple Image Sources ◦ Yields varying scales of information ◦ Regional down to local level 25-Meter Landsat TM 1988 St. Louis, MO 1-Meter False Color Imagery St. Louis, MO Rail Line 10-Meter RADARSAT 1993 St. Louis, MO Flood Water

8. Atmospheric Dispersion Plume Modeling Can use GIS to depict predicted plume behavior and impact Toxic Chem. 3000g 10 min.Rel. Start Video Start Video

9.  Can predict threatened areas using imagery and… ◦ GIS techniques ◦ Elevation Data ◦ Geologic Data 8-Meter Contour 32-Meter Contour P A C I F I C O C E A N MIlagra Ridge Pacifica S A N P E D R O M O U N T A I N S GIS Layers on IRS 5-Meter Pan-Sharpened Imagery Area at Risk of Inundation (0-32 Meters Above MSL) Primary Evac.Route Secondary Evac. Route Hospital Police Station Fire Station School/Evacuation Shelter

10. Output from Vegetative Vigor Algorithm Automated Change Detection  Derived from Pre- and Post Hurricane Andrew Landsat Imagery  Measures Change in Vegetation Vigor ◦ Yellow indicates areas of most significant negative impact on vegetation ◦ Oranges and reds indicate substantial vegetative stress