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Creating Sustainable GIS Programs to Improve 911 and Emergency Response
Discover lessons learned from GIS professionals on implementing creative workflows and engaging a broad set of stakeholders to keep data accurate, up-to-date and accessible across a wide array of users. Learn how to create sustainable GIS programs that improve 911 and emergency response by establishing innovative, collaborative GIS programs that support public safety.
Suggested Skills: emergency communications, public safety

Presentations

  • Advancing Public Safety: A GIS-Driven Collaboration Between UNT and Denco 911
    The University of North Texas, Denco 911 and GeoComm, is working together to enhance safety and security across the UNT campus This project leverages ArcGIS Indoors platform and expands the current safety and security systems by integrating Indoor data developed specifically for 911 purposes by Denco 911 The goal is to review, update, and synchronize all datasets, to update 911 systems and University systems Together, they are establishing a leading model that strengthens campus safety and ensures that the Mean Green community is protected through advanced, integrated geospatial technologies

    , Product Manager, GeoComm

    , Director of Facilities Information Services, University of North Texas

    , GIS Manager, Denco 911

  • Designing a 911 Addressing Solution
    Cities and counties nationwide rely on sophisticated 911 addressing systems to ensure emergency responders know exactly where to go. When the City of Abilene found itself losing the last GIS staff member, a significant backlog of critical 911 addressing requests quickly accumulated. Facing a severe GIS staff shortage and growing backlog of critical 911 addressing tasks, the City looked for assistance with this daily operational function and found that outsourcing this workflow could be the answer they were looking for. This resolved the existing backlog and improved processes

    , Resource Data, Inc.

    , City of Abilene

Session Type: User Presentations
Session Level: All Attendees
Access Type: In-Person
Topic: Emergency Communications/911
Esri Products: ArcGIS Experience Builder, ArcGIS Indoors, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Survey123
Industry: Emergency Communications/Dispatch
Keywords: emergency communications, public safety, 911