When

Thursday, January 30, 2020 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM EST
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Where

This is an online event.

Log-In Information will be provided via email upon registering.

Contact

Tari Martin 
National Alliance for Public Safety GIS Foundation 
202-895-1711 
tmartin@publicsafetygis.org 

Geospatial Tools for
Search & Rescue
and First Responders

Join us for this virtual seminar to learn about geospatial resources and best practices to aid in search and rescue (SAR) operations. 

Why attend?

  • Learn about the purpose of SAR data collection and ways in which this data can be used.
  • Learn about field data collection methods and ways to integrate them into your organization.
  • Learn how to develop an organizational game plan to transform data and technology into actionable information that changes the outcome for survivors.
  • Gain insight into FEMA’s timeline and geospatial strategy for SAR.

Who should attend?

  • SAR Professionals of all experience levels and backgrounds, including volunteers
  • GIS and Technology Specialists who support public safety 
  • First responders and other staff who support SAR operations

Speakers

This forum will feature speakers from the emergency management community with first-hand knowledge and experience in search and rescue operations.

  • Paul Doherty, PhD, NAPSG Foundation
  • Jared Doke, NAPSG Foundation
  • Adam Barker, FEMA Response Geospatial Office
  • Lance Gilmore, FEMA Urban Search and Rescue

Background Information

This Emergency Management (EM) Geo Forum is part of a virtual seminar series featuring best practices and resources to advance emergency management through geospatial capabilities. These seminars promote the integration of innovative technology and solutions in day-to-day operations.