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Authorities Map and Model Damage from Deadly Alabama Tornadoes

BrendaMartinez

Check out the latest blog from Ryan Lanclos, Director of Public Safety Industries on the first of a two-part story about damage assessment for the devastating tornadoes in Lee County, Alabama.

Key Takeaways

First responders use maps and apps for damage assessment to prioritize response and find victims.
The National Weather Service uses GIS to collect, map and classify the extent and track of each tornado’s path.
Automated preliminary response estimates speed assessment and rescue work.

Read the full blog at https://www.esri.com/about/newsroom/blog/authorities-map-and-model-damage-from-deadly-alabama-tornadoes/.

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