Presented by Jeff Hughes and Renee Bernstein

Mapping

Real-Time

Data Management

Imagery

Big Data

Mobile

A Smart Community is a

Safe Community

Data Fraud Failure of National Governance

Spread of

Infectious Diseases

Failure of Climate-

Change Adaption

Natural

Catastrophes

Critical Infrastructure

Breakdown

Communicating

Effectively

Unemployment

Access to

Clean Water

Theft

State Conflict

Biodiversity Loss and

Ecosystem Collapse

Cyber Attacks

Communities

SMART COMMUNIT IES

S M A R T C O M M U N I T I E S

S M A R T C O M M U N I T I E S

S M A R T C O M M U N I T I E S

S M A R T C O M M U N I T I E S

Increasing Efficiency

Modeling

Operating in Real Time

Measuring Everything

Visualizing

Optimizing Performance

Communicating Effectively

Seeing Relationships

Creating Insights

Predicting

Monitoring

Automating

Thinking Holistically

Communities

Is EvolvingOur World

Undergoing a Massive

Digital Transformation

Consumerization of

Community

The New Normal

GIS Provides the Framework and Process

Transforming How We Think and Act . . .

. . . Creating a More Sustainable Future

For Enabling a Smarter World

Data Integration

and ManagementVisualization

and Mapping

Analysis

and Modeling

Action

Decision-

Making

Planning and

Design

GIS Integrates Real-Time Data

Built Environment Natural Environment

Providing Dynamic Information About Everything

Accelerating, Informing and Connecting

Earthquake Alerting

Flood Analytics and Prediction

CommunityEngagement

Smart GIS ApplicationsAre Already Changing How We Think and Act

2017 – A Historic YearCumulative Cost Exceeds $300 Billion

Prepare for the New Normal.Source: NOAA

Supporting Operations for Emergency Management

• Meet daily and event-specific needs

• Understand what and who is affected by an incident

• Apply limited resources effectively

• Monitoring activity in dynamic conditions

• Rapid damage assessment

• Provide real time operational briefs

• Communicating effectively with the public and media

The Problem

Web GIS is more than a visionReal World Applications and Success

Texas Division of Emergency Management

“…I have to say that the vision of web GIS that you first started articulating 10 years ago became real for me.“

– Dr. David R. Maidment, The University of Texas at Austin, Center for Research in Water Resources

So Cal Wildfires Hurricane Harvey

2003 2017

President Bush Briefing President Trump Briefing

Web GIS is TransformationalNew and Existing Users Become Champions for Change

City of Miami, Florida

“We were the original dinosaur...We needed information yesterday,

but we were getting it tomorrow…able to set up an app for us in less

than a day. “

– Wade Sanders, Assistant Director of Maintenance Operations

City of Key West, Florida

“Within a matter of hours, we went from experimenting with the

collector app to full blown disaster damage assessment.”

“…I know the folks at Esri will always be striving to do better,

make better, and help more.“

– Scott Fraser, FEMA Coordinator

Demonstration

Forecast Precipitation in a Briefing Story Map

Live Feeds added to the Situational Awareness Viewer Solution TemplateArcGIS Web App Builder

Live Feeds and Open Shelters in the Operations Dashboard

Hurricane Wind Force Probability in the Public Information Map

National Alliance for Public Safety GIS (NAPSG) Crowdsource Story Map

Esri DRP Impact Summary Map – Created in conjunction with NOAA

Post event imagery provided by NICB and Vexcel

Florida Department of Emergency Management

• Launched 60 apps during while the were

activated for the Hurricanes

• ArcGIS Online helped them scale

incredibly well

• Used Survey123 in the filed for debris

removal and updating critical

infrastructure

Esri Internal Use Only – Do Not Distribute

Florida Hurricane Evacuation Zones app

Florida Power Outage DashboardQuickly went from sharing spreadsheets of power outage data to a sleek, dynamic WebApp Builder

City of Key West – Damage Assessment

City of Key West – Debris Removal

Standby Task Force – Curating information from Social Media

Demonstration

The New Dashboard

Operations

Dashboards

Dashboard Item

• Brings data together in a single display

- Determines how content is displayed in app

• Composed of elements

- Map, list, chart, etc.

• Works with many ArcGIS data sources

- Online content and web services

- Field collection data

- Sensor data, social media,

GPS locations, etc.

- Real-time data

Adding Elements to a Dashboard

1. Select element

2. Configure properties

- Appearance

- Data source and formatting

- Will vary depending on the element type

3. Place in dashboard layout

Ex: Adding a serial chart

Dashboards

• Can be broadly categorized into 2 general types

1. Interactive → End user interacts with the dashboard to obtain more

info

- Can apply actions and selectors for an interactive UE

- E.g., Click one element, affects changes in other element(s)

2. Unattended display → Designed to provide updates, no interactivity

with end user

- Typically consume data sources that update, elements would reflect updates

- E.g., Real-time data, IoT

Getting Started with Operations Dashboard

• Several ways to open the app

1. App Launcher

2. Map Viewer

- Share > Create A New Web App > Operations Dashboard

3. Content page

- Create > App > Using Operations Dashboard

4. Web map item page

- Create Web App > Using Operations Dashboard

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Dashboard Elements

• Header

• Left Panel

• Map and Map Legend

• Serial Chart

• Pie Chart

• Indicator

• Gauge

• List

• Details

• Rich Text

Demonstration

Paul Shaffelburg

City of Halifax Office of Emergency Management

Tim Beynon

Ottawa Police Services

Annette Huton

Public Safety Canada

Operations Center Interconnectivity Portal (OCIP)

Create a web app running on any device without writing code

2 Options to Work with Web AppBuilder

1. Within ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS

- Embedded in the web site

- Activate from the map viewer or My Contents

2. Developer Edition

- Separate download and installed locally

- Sign into ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS

- Support for custom widgets and themes

• Both offer the same “builder” user experience, same capabilities

Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS

• Functionality within ArcGIS Online and Portal for ArcGIS

- ArcGIS Online since Dec 2014

- Portal for ArcGIS in 10.3 and later

• Enables new apps to be created without coding

- Interactive WYSIWYG user experience

- Supports 2D and 3D apps

- 2D apps runs on any device, in a web browser

• Fully integrated with the ArcGIS Platform

• Built with ArcGIS API for JavaScript and HTML 5 technology

• Extensible

Rich Set of Built-in Tools for Your Workflows and Your Brand

Widgets for 2D App

• Widget: provides a specific functionality with configuration options

• 50+

Foundation Widgets

• Navigation

• Query

• Search

• Filter

• Editing

• Geoprocessing

• Printing

• Legend

• Layer List

• Basemap Gallery

• Attribute Table

• Add Data

• Select

Solution Widgets

• Grid Overlay

• Parcel Drafter

• Report Feature

• Reviewer Dashboard

• Suitability Modeler

• Screening

• Cost Analysis

• Public Notification

• Info Summary

Widgets for 3D App

• 17

• Real world representation

• Data visualization (3D animation)

- 2D feature service

Themes

• Theme: Define the look and feel

of the app

• 9 themes available

New Widgets

• Infographic

• Parcel Drafter

• Screening

• Suitability Modeler

• Coordinate Conversion

• Grid Overlay

• Public Notification

• Cost Analysis (Beta)

• Full Screen

• 3D Basemap Gallery

✓ Support Esri vector tile

basemap

Presented By: Jane Doe and John Sample

Building Smart Communities