Discover how Guam Department of Works are using ArcGIS to enable field crews’ swift deployment and response to a natural disaster. Meanwhile, Altamonte Springs, FL, in partnership with ETM, has developed a dynamic, photo-realistic 3D digital twin of Cranes Roost Park, integrating above-ground reality capture techniques with sub-surface infrastructure data. Learn how these innovations enhance decision-making, operations, and plans for smarter growth.
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Presentations
- Mapping DPW: Leveraging Unexpected Benefits from Digital Transformation
"Mapping DPW" highlights how the Guam Department of Works (and their consultant WSP) is transforming a paper-based public works system into a web-based asset inventory using Esri’s ArcGIS Experience Builder and customized solutions. This digital platform allows accurate and quick updates for assets like signage and other built infrastructure. We'll also showcase how GIS aided recovery after a 2023 typhoon, enabling fast damage assessment and resource deployment. Field crews used mobile GIS tools to assess damage, while the platform supported more efficient infrastructure repairs.
, WSP
, Program Coordinator, Guam Department of Public Works
, WSP
- Smart City Evolution: Altamonte’s 3D Digital Twin ApproachThe City of Altamonte Springs is redefining urban management with a dynamic, photo-realistic 3D digital twin of Cranes Roost Park. Developed in partnership with England-Thims & Miller (ETM), this innovative model integrates above-ground reality capture data using SiteScan for ArcGIS and ArcGIS Reality with subsurface utility visualization to create a comprehensive view of the city’s infrastructure. Designed for future integration with live data, it provides a flexible framework for cities of any size to enhance decision-making, streamline operations, and plan for smarter growth.
, GIS Manager, City of Altamonte Springs, FL
, Geospatial Solutions Engineer, ETM