1. ArcGIS for Emergency Management Configuring the Damage Assessment Solutions
Jess Neuner
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16:9 version – January 21, 2016
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2. ArcGIS for Emergency Management
A solution to support the EM Mission
Series of useful maps and apps focused on emergency management work
Organized by phases of emergency response
Extensible, configurable
Freely available and fully supported
A foundation for Partner solutions
Community of users
Best Practices / Implementation Support
Network of Esri Services and Partner offerings
Help users implement, sustain and enhance
Planning
Workflows
Focused
Maps and Apps
Public Information
… available on-premise or in the cloud

3. ArcGIS for Emergency Management
Flood Planning
Floodplain Inquiry
Emergency Assistance
Evacuation Zones
My Hazard Info
Data Aggregation Tools
Shelter Locator
Community Events
Preparedness
GIS/IT
ArcGIS Online Model Organization
Service Catalog
Data Aggregation Tools
Parcels
Addresses
Crowd Source Manager
Crowd Source Reporter
Mitigation
Hazard Planning and Analysis
Community Mitigation
Hazard Vulnerability Analysis
Damage Assessment
Citizen Service Request
Debris Reporting
Citizen Reports
Logistics Planning
Incident Status Dashboard
Recovery
Citizen Service Request
Emergency Management Maps
Public Information Map
Local Impact Map
Road Closures
Damage Assessment
CAMEO Tools
Common Operational
Response
Operations Response
Incident Status Dashboard
Situational Awareness Viewer
Logistics Planning
Incident Briefing
Photo Survey
Health and Safety Reports
Damage Assessment Dashboard
Impact Summary Map
Shelter Locator

4. Initial Damage Assessment
Business Need
Understand the magnitude and severity of damages
Problem
Time consuming
Availability of trained staff
Inconsistencies with gathered information
Solution
ArcGIS platform to collect, monitor, and report on the initial assessments
Local emergency management personnel need to first understand the magnitude and severity of damage to support response and recovery decisions

5. Typical Damage Assessment Process
Event/Incident Occurs
Local EM receives report and assembles response teams
After response teams are done recovery process begins
Initial damage assessment teams are assigned areas to survey
Paper forms are filled out in the field
EM staff gather paper forms to determine extent and severity of damages
Decision is made to request a Joint Preliminary Damage Assessment
Local emergency management personnel need to first understand the magnitude and severity of damage to support response and recovery decisions

6. Process with ArcGIS Information is entered once
5. Determine extent and severity
3. Monitor damage info in Operations Dashboard
2. Collect damage info in the field
4. Generate Summary Report
1. Publish Feature Service
Information is entered once
Collect Connected or Offline
Decisions are near Real-Time
Feeds into Joint PDA process

7. Demonstration

8. Damage Assessment Photo Survey
Helps Emergency Response organizations leverage aerial and street-lvel photos collected from camera traps in the wild
Expedites photo processing using custom GP tools
Streamlines the collection of information from aerial or street-level photos
Photo Survey is a configuration of ArcGIS combined with a JavaScript application that can be used by emergency response organizations to publish aerial and street-level photo collections and conduct surveys that identify damaged areas and structures within the images.
Photo Survey expedites damage assessments by leveraging photos produced by many commercially available cameras. It combines these photos with a series of questions in the form of an online survey and associates the answers to points or administrative units on the ground.
The simple to use application will enable emergency operations staff, and optionally the general public, to review time sensitive images after a disaster, thus allowing emergency response organizations to quickly estimate damage costs and determine potential financial impacts of an event.

9. Photo Survey Components
Organized in to maps for each survey
Photo Survey Toolbox
Accessible to responders in Photo Survey app
Photos
ArcGIS Online
Portal for ArcGIS
Monitored by organization (operational dashboards)
…..available as a hybrid solution

10. Demonstration

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12. esriurl.com/SitAware