2006 ESRI Homeland Security GIS Summit Presentations
The ESRI Homeland Security GIS Summit is a compilation of professional papers delivered October 23–26, 2006, in Denver, Colorado. ESRI users contributed a fundamental part to the conference by submitting and presenting their presentations on a diverse collection of GIS applications. The proceeds promote GIS application by stimulating users to share their experiences and knowledge.
Paper Sessions
- Montana Spatial Data Infrastructure—Enhancing an All-Hazards Approach to Emergency Preparedness [PDF-4.89 MB, 37 pages]
—Eric Eidswick, Montana Critical Structures Data Coordinator
- GIS & Emergency Management: Before, During, and After Hurricane Katrina [PDF-5.66 MB, 28 pages]
—James E. Mitchell, Louisiana DOTD
- International SOS: Security and Mapping for Business [PDF-2.66 MB, 25 pages]
—Robert Cheetham, Avencia Incorporated
- Oblique Aerial View (OAV) Imagery Evolves; Integrating OAV Data with GIS [PDF-1.62 MB, 19 pages]
—Brandon McKenzie, Woolpert, Inc.
- Actionable Intelligence to Identify and Manage the Response to Pandemics [PDF-524 pages, 10 pages]
—Jeffery Marshall, SAP Public Services
- Establishing a Sustainable Regional Public Safety GIS Interoperability Program [PDF-3.94 MB, 33 pages]
—Psomas
- Maintaining Critical Infrastructure In Statewide Federated Models for Everyday Business [PDF-210 KB, 8 pages]
—Ken Wall, Geodata Services, Inc.
- Monitoring Shipping Containers Using ArcGIS [PDF-235 KB, 7 pages]
—Helmut Kraenzle
- Work and Asset Tracking [PDF-5.59 MB, 33 pages]
—Jim Kiles, Woolpert, Inc.
Spatial Statistics Workshop
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