1. ArcGIS for Emergency Management Configuring the Situational Awareness 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. Situational Awareness Solutions
Suite of applications to support preparation and response to emergency situations
Allows Emergency Managers to:
Identify threats or current hazards
Define the impact to people and places
Plan, execute and monitor response activities
Communicate essential information to public
Allows GIS support staff to:
Leverage configurable applications to rapidly deploy decision support tools
Simplify the implementation of data and maps
Support decision makers with dynamic and actionable information
Remove information ambiguity using a structured framework for Emergency Management
Promote effective communication between agencies through intuitive maps

5. Situational Awareness Solutions
Common Operational Picture
Map Journal
Gallery App
Web App Template
Operations Dashboard
Web App Builder
Incident Briefing
Situational Awareness
Operational Planning
Logistics Planning
Public Info Map
Impact Summary
Incident Status
The Situation Awareness gallery contains a suite of applications to support the different groups in Emergency Management. Each of these applications has unique functionality to support the needs of each group but they all share the same common operational data. Each app can be used separately or as part of a complete solution.

6. Getting Started with Situational Awareness
esriurl.com/SitAware
Organize your geographic content
Design fit for purpose maps
Deploy mission focused applications
Deliver solutions

7. 1. Organize your Geographic Content
Apps
Services
Access / Identity
Desktop
Web
Device
Server
Online Content and Services
Portal
Identify data sources
Incident Data
Authoritative Content
Local Jurisdictions
Reference Data
ArcGIS Online
HIFLD Open Data
Feeds (weather, traffic, etc)
Determine ArcGIS deployment pattern
Determine what the assets you need to track and what resources you have available to you
What are some data sources available to users that don’t have a place to get started?
What authoritative data are you responsible for vs using someone else’s data
You’ve got two primary patterns for sharing your data as a service with ArcGIS –
Publish as hosted content in ArcGIS Online
Publish as services in ArcGIS for Server
Deploy web maps with Portal for ArcGIS (On Prem)
Deploy web maps and apps with ArcGIS Online

8. 1. Create your Services Catalog
Reference existing services
Publish Services
ArcGIS for Server
ArcGIS Online
Leverage Solutions service catalogs
Demonstration

9. 2. Configure your maps Build web maps for specific purposes
Design purposeful pop ups
Visibility
Editable
Defines user experience in apps
Layer symbols and visibility range
Demonstration

10. 3. Deploy applications Target a specific workflow or business process
Choose from many user experience types:
Web application
App Templates
Web AppBuilder
Mobile application (e.g. Collector)
Desktop application
Operations Dashboard (evolving to web)

11. Configuring the Situational Awareness Viewer
Verify data is published
Build web map
Configure application
Web AppBuilder
Situational Awareness Widget
Demonstration

12. Configuring the Incident Status Dashboard
Verify data is published
Build web map
Configure application
Operations Dashboard
Demonstration

13. Wash, Rinse, Repeat Web Apps Web Maps Service Catalog Situational
Awareness
Viewer
Operations
Response
Incident Status
Dashboard
Incident Briefing
Journal …
Web Maps
Situational
Awareness
Operations
Response
Incident Status …
Service Catalog
Shelters
Incident Area
Hospitals
Traffic
Feed
Commodities
Response
Teams
Weather
Feed
Emergency
Facilities
Road Closures

14. Delivering your configured solutions
Share maps and apps with groups
Share group content in a Gallery App
Gallery App becomes the landing page
Demonstration

15. Getting Started with Situational Awareness
Organize your geographic content
Design fit for purpose maps
Deploy mission focused applications
Deliver solutions
Step by Step instructions:
esriurl.com/SitAware

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@ArcGISforEM

17. esriurl.com/SitAware

19. Deliver applications quickly throughout your organization
Stay current with future releases / avoid legacy technology
Create a platform of geospatial data that can be leveraged by many
Leverage the collective knowledge of the entire community
And do this with….less staff, budget, and technical expertise

22. Situational Awareness
Modern approach for the common operational picture
Collection of maps and apps
Built on shared data
Rapid configuration and deployment
Communicate situational awareness for both planned and unplanned events/incidents to response and executive level personnel in a portable so that they can more effectively initiate response procedures should the need arise, especially as they go through the travels of their business day outside of the EOC.

23. Situational Awareness Solutions
Common Operational Picture
Situational Awareness
Operational Planning
Logistics Planning
Public Info Map
Impact Summary
Incident Status
Incident Briefing
Situational Awareness Solutions
The Situation Awareness gallery contains a suite of applications to support the different groups in Emergency Management. Each of these applications has unique functionality to support the needs of each group but they all share the same common operational data. Each app can be used separately or as part of a complete solution.

24. Demonstrations