Comprehensive use of data to support analysis focused on understanding of hazards and risk in the community.  This information is used for understanding the drivers for incidents in the community.  Understanding where hazard and risk occur drive specific patterns in mitigation, preparedness, response, and ulitimately the resillience in the community.

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Crawl Maps of hazards in a community that are shared with all stakeholders – first responders, emergency managers and the public.  These maps are used to inform the public and decision makers to at least a basic undrstanding of the Hazard.  They can be used to differentiate between Hazard and Risk.	Walk Automated analysis tasks that can be initiated by a GIS professional supporting a Public Safety Agency	Run Fully integrated community risk that includes analysis for calls, patterns, causes and drivers of hazard and risk in a community.  This analysis is geared towards all levels of the organization and is designed to inform planning, mitigation, response and recovery strategies and deployment patterns.
Example:  Denver County Multi-Hazards Risk Assessment	Example: The Next Step for Homeland/National Security	Example: Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue

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