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Technology Updates

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

Richard Butgereit, GISP

richard.butgereit@em.myflorida.com

850-413-9907

Chief Information Officer

2016 Current Issues in Emergency Management

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Please Take Note

CIEM Presentations available athttp://www.floridadisaster.org/ciem

Open Discussion & Office Hours10:15am – 12:00pm GIS/IT Sadowski Room 155

Sadowski Room 197

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Technology Update

• Info Management/Info Technology re-org• Division/SERT Portal migration• SERT TRAC - enhancements• WebEOC – acquisition/strategy• FloridaDisaster.org re-development• GIS – inundation mapping/LiDAR LBR• Hermine/Matthew Response

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Info Management/Info Technology Re-orgInformation Management• GIS• Web (FloridaDisaster.org)• Enterprise Application

Development - EMC, Incident Tracker, SERT TRAC

• SharePoint

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Information Management• GIS• Web (FloridaDisaster.org)• Enterprise Application

Development - EMC, Incident Tracker, SERT TRAC

• SharePoint

Information Technology• End-User Support• Help Desk• Email• Server Administration• Networking • Security

Info Management/Info Technology Re-org

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Bureau of Information Technology and Management

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Info Technology/Info Management re-org

Support • GIS – Jason Ray jason.ray@em.myflorida.com

EOC-GIS@em.myflorida.com• Web – Lida Maxwell lida.maxwell@em.myflorida.com

EOC-Webmaster@em.myflorida.com• SERT TRAC – T&E FDEM.STO@em.myflorida.com• Portal – April Hammons april.hammons@em.myflorida.com

spadmin@em.myflorida.com

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Division/SERT Portal

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Division/SERT Portal

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Division/SERT Portal

Feedback Time • Multiple logins?

• SOW_County, CEMP_County, LMS_County, etc…• Single login?

• County Name – NameCo (BayCo)

• We can implement your preference, including mix• Vote now on default• Contact me directly to implement opposite

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Division/SERT Portal

More…• Behinds the scenes stuff…shouldn’t affect you too much• Some URLs may change – so saved bookmarks may be problems• Start at the beginning – https://portal.floridadisaster.org• Use County Links• FDEM will continue to build out more collaborative sites/tools• Portal becoming more important to SERT as “gray sky” tool • Contact spadmin@em.myflorida.com for support

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SERT TRAC

Enhancements• Different Event Types • Full State Support Courses (FL Courses)• Partial State Support Courses (L Course – no evaluation/cert)• No State Support Courses (county course – no certificate)• Exercises, Special Events, and more…

• Manager Role• Managers will have be able to create No State Support

Courses, Exercises, Special Events 12/02/16

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SERT TRAC

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SERT TRAC

Other Enhancements Under Development• Import EMI Records • FDEM T&E staff review records from EMI• Build tool to import into SERT TRAC

• Maintaining certificates -- IS-100, IS-200, IS-700, IS-800• New requirement for instructors to re-take courses• Update existing, approved certificate (no need for review)

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WebEOC• FDEM to purchase WebEOC license – from FHP• Update and upgrade license and install on FDEM servers

• First goal will be WebEOC/EMC integration• Instead of using APIs, use linked servers and accomplish

integration “on the backend”• By Hurricane Season 2017 – County users may work entirely

within WebEOC with integration between platforms• SERT to evaluate/adapt on longer timeframe

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FloridaDisaster.org

Web Content Management System• Ektron• Unsuccessful

• Episerver• Under development with contractors

01/30/17

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FloridaDisaster.org

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NWS Inundation Mapping Locations

http://water.weather.gov/ahps/inundation.php• Inundation mapping corresponding to flood categories

conveys flood severity and risk, based on the potential impact to property and public safety rather than on the probability of occurrence. Such maps are provided at select forecast locations, with the aim to assist local partners such as emergency mangers and public officials in assessing overall flood risk.

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NWS Inundation Mapping Locations

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NWS Inundation Mapping Locations

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NWS Inundation Mapping Locations

Tallahassee, FL (TAE)•ABNG1 - Flint River (GA) at Albany, GA•BFDF1 - Suwannee River at Branford (US 27), FL•BLOF1 - Apalachicola River near Blountstown, FL•DOUF1 - Suwannee River at Dowling Park (CR 250), FL•ELLF1 - Suwannee River at Ellaville (US 90), FL•LURF1 - Suwannee River at Luraville (SR 51), FL

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LiDAR Legislative Budget RequestFDEM Legislative Budget Request http://floridafiscalportal.state.fl.us/Document.aspx?ID=14695&DocType=PDF

The Division requests $15M of non-recurring spending authority from General Revenue in the Contracted Services appropriation category to jointly work with State and Federal partners to acquire consistent, statewide coverage to support existing and emerging applications enabled by digital elevation data. This initiative is proposed for the Division to work with counties, water management districts, and state agencies to prioritize areas and contract out to acquire the data over the entire state to meet current USGS 3DEP Quality Level 2 and timeliness criteria. Statewide acquisition would be more cost efficient and with applications across all levels of government, the state should realize a full return on its $15M investment within 2 years. In addition, the state should realize a cost/benefit ratio of 1 to 4.6 in less than 8 years.

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Hermine/Matthew ResponseDuring both events, daily GIS coordination calls held with county, state, WMD, & federal GIS contacts• Road closures• Damage assessments• CAP/FWC geotagged photos• HAZUS• High water marks• Map services/data sharing• NOAA Emergency Response Imagery

Florence Cove, St. Johns CountyESRI Basemap Aerial – exact date unknown

Florence Cove, St. Johns CountyNOAA Emergency Response Imagery - 10/08/16

Vilano Beach, St. Johns CountyESRI Basemap Aerial – exact date unknown

Vilano Beach, St. Johns CountyNOAA Emergency Response Imagery - 10/08/16

Castillo San Marcos National Monument, St. Johns CountyESRI Basemap Aerial – exact date unknown

Castillo San Marcos National Monument, St. Johns CountyNOAA Emergency Response Imagery - 10/08/16

Rattlesnake Island, St. Johns CountyESRI Basemap Aerial – exact date unknown

Rattlesnake Island, St. Johns CountyBackground - NOAA Emergency Response Imagery - 10/08/16Inset - Civil Air Patrol Geotagged Photo – 10/08/16

Ponte Vedra, St. Johns CountyESRI Basemap Aerial – exact date unknown

Ponte Vedra, St. Johns CountyNOAA Emergency Response Imagery - 10/08/16

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