Emergency Management
With location technology, emergency operations staff can plan for disaster scenarios, maintain situational awareness, assess damage and deliver relief.
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ViewHow to manage through a convergence of crises
This year has presented a new layer of complexity for emergency management stakeholders, demonstrating the need for greater situational awareness.
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ViewExtending the reach of your GIS
Extend the reach of your GIS during an emergency event.
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ViewAchieving situational awareness through BC’s Emergency Management COP
See how GeoBC and EMBC’s Common Operating Picture (COP) portal was leveraged for BC's COVID-19 response.
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1:10:30Watch VideoManaging the Response to COVID 19 in British Columbia
From coast to coast, the responses to the COVID-19 pandemic are evolving by the minute as new information becomes available. Governments and other organizations must apply agility and position themsel
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ViewReal-Time Emergency Management Operations
How to modernize your agency for a more efficient response
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54:40Watch VideoTips & Tricks GIS Solutions for COVID 19 Government Response
As governments navigate through the COVID-19 crisis, web GIS applications are vital to communicating the impact of the pandemic and planning the response. This webinar will show how governments are us
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ViewIntroducing the Emergency Management Operations Solution
Emergency Management Operations (EMO) Solution is a set of configurable maps and apps that provide key data relevant to your operational workflows.
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ViewClimate change, positive feedback loops, and what is an atmospheric river?
Esri Canada’s David Hamilton reflects on the effects of climate change in his home province of BC and how to prepare for future emergency events
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ViewThank you to our front-line health professionals
A recent experience has given David Hamilton immense gratitude for health care staff on the front lines, especially during the pandemic.
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ViewWhat I’m reading now: COVID-19 Emergency Management reading list
Esri Canada’s David Hamilton shares timely articles that explore how COVID-19 will impact traditional emergency management planning and response
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ViewFlood season requires monitoring, preparation, action
See how Service New Brunswick is using ArcGIS API for JavaScript to monitor flood risks and gain situational awareness.
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View3 key points for building your own dashboard
Esri Canada’s Paul Voegtle shares how dashboards tell a compelling and effective story
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ViewCloud Storage: The value of the cloud in infrastructure emergency management
Find out how GeoBC leverages Esri’s cloud-based mapping platform, ArcGIS Online, to coordinate emergency response during wildfires in BC
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ViewFinding GIS-based solutions during the COVID-19 crisis
Esri Canada’s Nathan Enge shares how GIS can enhance health organizations’ existing processes in light of COVID-19.
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ViewUsing the ArcGIS Solutions Deployment Tool for ArcGIS Pro
Deploy industry-specific web services, maps and apps to your ArcGIS Online organization or Portal for ArcGIS with a few clicks
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ViewIncreasing wildfires in Canada’s forests: The new normal
With wildfires and other disasters expected to set new records, how can communities use location intelligence to prepare for this new normal?
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ViewTowards Resiliency: Leveraging Esri in all phases of emergency management
Esri technology enables a better understanding of emergency situations as wells as time saving with real-time data.
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ViewHalifax Explosion: Preventing history from repeating itself
Disasters like Halifax Explosion can be avoided by using GPS & GIS technology. Many port authorities use Esri solutions to ensure public safety.
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ViewFire, flood or freak storm: Esri’s Disaster Response Program is there
Esri’s Disaster Response Program is ready to support organizations 24/7 through software, data and technical support for emergency operations.
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ViewTackling the new normal in Emergency Management with Location Intelligence
Location Intelligence helps emergency management professionals maintain situational awareness, analyze impact, assess damage and inform the public.
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