The 2019 NAPSG Disaster Innovation Talks were delivered as part of the 2019 Innovation Summit for Preparedness and Resilience (InSPIRE) on November 12-13 at the Texas A&M University at Galveston. Provided below are the video recordings.
For all other InSPIRE materials, visit: 2019 InSPIRE Materials
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Applying Science & Technology to Drive State Flood Mitigation and Resilience Policy
Dr. Sam Brody, Director, Center for Texas Beaches & Shores, Texas A&M University Galveston
Enhancing Life Saving Missions with Innovative Technology & Policy
Jeff Maunder, Manager, New Zealand Disaster Assistance Response Team, New Zealand Urban Search & Rescue National Management Team
Shifting the Paradigm: The Role of Mitigation Following Hurricane Harvey
Josh Davies, Division Chief, Texas Division of Emergency Management
Turning Science & Technology into Disaster Decision Making
Jacqueline Meszaros, Ph.D., Science and Technology Advisor; Natural Hazards, Disasters, and Resilience; National Science Foundation
Achieving Interoperability for Crisis Management in the Field and at the State EOC
Steven Batson, Chief of Staff, South Carolina Division of Emergency Mgmt
Learning to See What Others Can’t
Ryan Lanclos, Director, Public Safety Industries, Esri
Technology Enabling the Community Lifelines for Local and State Incident Operations
Michael Dossett, Director, Kentucky Emergency Management • Doug Eades, GIS Lead, Kentucky Emergency Management
Integrating Intelligence and Technology to Drive Operational Planning
David Kang, Director, Response Planning and Exercise Division, Federal Emergency Management Agency
