In this session, you will hear how these two organizations use WebGIS to communicate with the public and collaborate with stake holders.
2022 Proceedings
Utilizing GIS for Internal and External Collaboration
, Berkeley Police Department
, FEMA
, City of Berkeley
, Berkeley Police Department
Session Type: User Presentation
Session Level: All Attendees
Products: ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online
Presentation 1 Title: Berkeley PD Transparency Hub: Moving beyond Open Data towards True Transparency
Presentation 1 Speaker 1: Matt Yee
Presentation 1 Speaker 2: Matthew McGee
Presentation 1 Speaker 3: Arlo Malmberg
Presentation 1 Abstract:
To promote trust and accountability with the community we serve, the Berkeley Police Department launched a new Transparency Hub that puts police data and analytical tools at the public’s fingertips. Datasets covering stops, calls for service and uses of force update daily and are presented in increasingly granular dashboards, which have a number of interactive tools and analyses. Meeting a need identified by community stakeholders, the Transparency Hub goes beyond simply publishing datasets and facilitates independent analysis of the data by the public.
Presentation 2 Title: Inter-Regional COVID-19 Tribal Recovery Toolkit
Presentation 2 Speaker 1: Nazih Fino
Presentation 2 Abstract:
Developed a toolkit to aid Inter-Regional COVID-19 Tribal Recovery “Inter-Regional COVID-19 Tribal Recovery toolkit“ a Web- Mobile application this solution designed and developed to pull Resources (external non geospatial database) to facilitate all parties working together to improve the health and wellbeing of Tribal Nations in Region 9 by identifying federal government, and non-profit organizational resources and related requirements. In addition, identifying contacts within the agencies and organizations that can help access and manage those resources.
