Detailed Agenda

Sign in to the event

Use the Esri Events account associated with your registration to sign in.

Return to all sessionsReturn to all sessions
Emergency Management and Response
Emergency management and response opens with a recap of key themes from day one and focuses on how GIS strengthens preparedness, coordination, and response. Learn how enterprise GIS supports statewide emergency management, explore a resilient emergency operations center of the future through a technical demonstration, and see how data-driven workflows accelerate rapid, informed decisions at the local level. The session highlights how integrated GIS solutions connect people, data, and systems to improve situational awareness and operational effectiveness before, during, and after incidents.

Presentations

  • Welcome Back and Recap of Day One
    Join our hosts as we open the event for day two and reflect on the first day of the Summit.

    , Esri

  • Mission-Ready GIS: Empowering Emergency Management through Shared Solutions
    Moving beyond a "map shop," Cal OES is building a Geospatial Launchpad: a Common Operating System for emergency management. By prioritizing five pillars—Foundation, Capacity, Collaboration, Solutions, and Innovation—Cal OES provide the "rocket boosters" for partner self-sufficiency. This session features WFTIIC, showcasing user-built tools like FMAG triage and Preposition Assist, and the Advanced Plans team, detailing the "Florida Pivot" during Hurricane Milton. See how stable data and the "SOC-Deck" viewer enable mission-ready deployment and state-to-local interoperability.

    , Deputy Chief, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services

    , Advance Planning and Intelligence Lead, Cal OES

    , GIS Architect, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services

  • Resilient Emergency Operations Center of the Future
    Discover how to build the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) of tomorrow using the latest ArcGIS capabilities. Explore the modern tools that are transforming emergency management. These capabilities include geospatial artificial intelligence (GeoAI), generative AI, drones with volumetric debris estimates, integrated video, advanced analytics, real-time integration and alerting, enhanced field mobility, 3D visualization, virtual reality and more. Learn how to integrate these innovative technologies into your operations to create a smarter, faster, and more resilient EOC.

    , Esri

    , Esri

  • Rapid Data-Driven Decisions Using ArcGIS Solutions for Emergency Management
    Virginia Beach Emergency Management is unifying its previously fragmented emergency systems into an integrated Esri‑based framework to provide real‑time situational awareness, a true Common Operating Picture, and alignment with FEMA Community Lifelines. Key benefits include reduced system fragmentation, improved coordination, daily‑use familiarity, faster decision‑making, and stronger operational readiness.

    , GIS Analytics and Data Team Lead, City of Virginia Beach

Session Type: General Session
Session Level: All Attendees
Access Type: In-Person