Public Safety
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ViewApp of the Month: Dodge The Bullet
Learn more about how coalition of advocacy organizations used Esri’s GIS technology to educate the public about gun violence in Toronto.
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ViewFAQ: Responding to the COVID-19 Crisis with Free ArcGIS Hub Resources
Learn more about using Esri Canada’s free resources with ArcGIS Hub to talk to your stakeholders about your COVID-19 response.
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ViewNG9-1-1: How do you know that your GIS data is ready?
How you manage your data will determine how successful you will be at meeting the NG9-1-1 goals
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ViewNew Brunswick Blazes the Trail on Getting its Data Ready for NG9-1-1
Learn how the New Brunswick 911 Bureau leveraged the Public Safety GeoXchange to create a single, comprehensive and up-to-date road network and civic address database.
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53:07Watch VideoThe Path to Crime Analysis
Effective crime analysis helps law enforcement agencies find out the who, what, when, where, how, and why of crime in a community. This webinar will introduce participants to the field of crime analys
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ViewCrime Analytics: An Essential Skill for Intelligent Crime Fighting
Ontario programs give students the knowledge and experience to apply location technology in the fields of justice, safety and security
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ViewWill your GIS data make the grade as public safety data?
GIS data must meet national standards for next-generation 9-1-1 to accurately locate and route calls and support timely response to emergencies.
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ViewGIS for good: Helping find missing children faster
Read about the technology powering MCSC rescu, an app that engages the public in helping police find missing children in Canada.
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ViewTest your data readiness for NG9-1-1
For NG9-1-1, GIS data must meet national standards because incomplete or inaccurate data will delay locating callers and timely response to emergencies.
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ViewIs your GIS data ready for NG9-1-1?
For NG9-1-1, GIS data must meet national standards because incomplete or inaccurate data will delay locating callers and timely response to emergencies.
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ViewNG9-1-1: GIS Data Accuracy and Currency
Accurate street attributes (address ranges and names) and current public safety boundary data are very important for proper routing of 9-1-1 calls.
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ViewNG9-1-1: Why we need data to be complete
Complete and standards-based data strengthens the emergency response system. NG9-1-1 will need rich and complete data to function properly.
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ViewHow GIS and citizen science can unmask Canadian tornadoes
Northern Tornadoes Project blends GIS and citizen science together to enhance detection of unknown tornado occurrences.
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ViewApp of the Month: RouteAbility
Explore this application that helps pedestrians and those with mobility challenges plan the safest, most accessible and fastest route to their destination.
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ViewNG9-1-1: Terms we must come to terms with
Next generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1) glossary for GIS professionals across Canada
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ViewNG9-1-1: A game changer in public safety
NG9-1-1 is expected to save more lives and GIS systems and services are a core function of that formula.
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ViewNG9-1-1 puts GIS on its map
GIS has an important role in Next Generation 9-1-1 in Canada–helping deliver improved data, routing of emergency calls and dispatching resources.
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44:29Watch VideoPower Your Basemap with the Community Map of Canada
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ViewApp of the Month: Toronto Police Service Crime App
Crime and true data. Find up-to-date real crime data from the police force serving the largest city in Canada, The Toronto Police Service.
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ViewWhen it comes to public safety, Oshawa leaves no stone unturned
The City of Oshawa uses GIS to manage emergencies. Its Emergency Operations Centre Map App helps staff stay updated in real time during an emergency.
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