Detailed Agenda
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Presentations
- From Overload to Overhaul: The Story of CAL FIRE’s GIS Transformation
What happens when the perfect storm of unprecedented fires and web traffic challenges your “perfectly” architected GIS infrastructure? In January 2025, during the Los Angeles fire storm brought on by hurricane force winds, CAL FIRE experienced a never-before-seen amount of web traffic, exposing vulnerabilities in the way they deployed geospatial technology. Hear about the real world experiences that occurred during the incidents, the actions taken in the moment by CAL FIRE Information Technology Services to address the architectural deficiencies, and the current efforts to deploy and migrate into a well architected framework.
, Lead GIS Administrator & Project Manager, CAL FIRE
, Chief GIS Architect, CAL FIRE
- Next-Gen Field OpsPublic safety operations demand reliable, real-time tools in any environment. This session highlights the latest updates in ArcGIS Field Maps, including indoor mapping for GPS-denied environments, improved offline workflows for disconnected operations, and new tasking capabilities to coordinate field personnel. Learn how these advancements enhance situational awareness, streamline operations, and improve responder safety across law enforcement, fire, and emergency management.
, Esri
, Esri
- Data to Decisions: NIFC’s ArcGIS Online Framework for Wildfire ResponseNIFC’s ArcGIS Online instance sits at the center of interagency wildfire response, where speed, trust, and shared situational awareness are operational requirements. We'll highlight how NIFC uses ArcGIS as an enterprise data system to create and deliver an authoritative national tactical operating picture. Attendees will see practical patterns to reduce duplication and improve interoperability by utilizing clear editing workflows, standardized core services, and tiered access.
, National Interagency Fire Center
- SFPD Achieves Actionable Intelligence with ArcGIS EnterpriseIn this presentation we will go over how the San Francisco Police Department uses ArcGIS Enterprise to provide actionable intelligence for the Sworn and Civilian staff. We will go over applications built in ArcGIS Experience Builder, and ArcGIS Survey 123. In this session you will hear from The Commanding Director in charge of The Crime Strategies Division as well as the GIS Director and manager.
, Director, SFPD