gis capabilities in the secretary’s operation center...

GIS Capabilities in theSecretary’s Operation Center

(SOC)

Office of Preparedness and Emergency Operations

Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response

Thursday February 19, 2009

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Coordinate with others– FEMA– DHS/NOC– DEOC/CDC– FDA– SNS/CDC– NIH– IHS– International Health Operation Centers– NOAA– NGA– EPA– DOD/JTF– NARAC/IMAAC– NDMS

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DHSDHSWeatherBugWeatherBug

ESRIESRIWeb ServicesWeb Services

DOD Joint Task DOD Joint Task ForcesForces

CDCCDC

EPAEPANAVTEQNAVTEQNOAANOAA

AccuWeatherAccuWeather

US US CensusCensus

DODDOD

NDMSNDMS

NARACNARAC(Plume (Plume

modeling)modeling)

WebWeb

WebWeb

WebWeb

WebWeb DVD/ DVD/ WebWebDVDDVD

DVD/ DVD/ FTPFTP

FTPFTP

DVDDVDDVDDVD

DVDDVD

DVD/ DVD/ WebWeb

DVD/ DVD/ WebWeb

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During a major event HHS field and office personnel can log into WebEOC and request situation awareness maps

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22RemoteControl 33 GIS Request Menu

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Log-in requiredGoogle base mapHHS monitored and administered layersCustom toolsLayers and tools viewable based on assigned rolesInter-relational layers

ESF#8 Medical Resource Planning and Response Tool

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Robert ShankmanGIS Program Manager

Senior GIS Fusion Cell Analyst202-205-4748

Robert.Shankman@hhs.gov