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Transcript of How Data Fuels Superior Emergency Management & Services
HOW DATA FUELS SUPERIOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT &
SERVICES
HI.
Mark Stoakes Natalie Wlock
FME: by SAFE SOFTWARE INC.
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Transform
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Agenda
Data Management and Data Resilience
Public Safety
Incident Tracking
Disaster Recovery
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Data Management & Data Resilience
Disaster Recovery in GIS:FME Cloud Server Saves the Day
What to do if you lost your data center in a flood or other nasty incident?
Summarized from:Disaster Recovery in GIS: FME Cloud Server Saves the Day by Lou Manglass, formerly of
Athens-Clarke County Police Dept.
Public Safety
Norwegian Public Roads Administration
Original presentation by Knut Jetlund from the Norwegian Public Roads Administration
Data IntegrationRoad Safety
Image modified from the original picture published in Oracle blogs
Original presentation at the FME World Tour 2014 by Brandt Denham, City of Edmonton –
Office of Traffic Safety
Originally presented by Heidi Lee, Geomatics Technologist, RCMP, at the FME World Tour 2015 http://www.nanaimo.ca/crimereporting
Publicizing Crime Statistics
Targeted Emergency BroadcastsMaximizing Data for Reverse 911
Original presentation by Amanda Graf of California
CAD at the 2014 FME UC
Operation Pukaurua New Zealand Defence Force
FME Blog based on work by Marc Graham, New Zealand Defence Force, with help from Gary Nicholson at Locus Ltd.
Incident Tracking
Supporting Situational Awareness at LAX using FME Server
Original presentation by Betty Dong, LAWA and Michael Sabbatino, AECOM at the FME 2015 WWTour
Photo: Prayitno
Incident Tracking: Iowa Snow Ploughs
Based on work by Eric Abrams, Geospatial Manager at the Iowa Department of Transportation and presented at the FME 2014 World Tour
Disaster Recovery
Based on the FME 2014 User Conference presentation by Henrik Thorén of Rambøll, Denmark
DTM DTM + footprints Final DTM
Dynamic Flood Calculations
Flood model results
Helping Rebuild a City with FME
Presented by Todd Davis, Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild Team at the FME UC 2014
Summary
Data Management and Data Resilience
Public Safety
Incident Tracking
Disaster Recovery
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