Four weeks ago I blogged here about the availability of open data, posting it on the open web and its potential social impact. Two weeks ago I blogged here too about tracking three hurricanes in the Caribbean via the brilliant but closed earth.nullschool.net. In between I compared & contrasted open & closed regimes on my Medium channel... and that 2½ yrs after a previous blog here on same!
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Showing posts with label Harvey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harvey. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 September 2017
Free tools & data to predict hurricanes
Labels:
aggregation,
ArcGIS Online,
Caribbean,
community,
Disaster,
Earth,
environment,
flood map,
free data,
geoportal,
Harvey,
Houston,
Hurricane,
Irma,
Jose,
Maria,
Nullschool,
open data,
water depth,
webmap
Friday, 1 September 2017
Emergency response maps as easy as 1-2-3
Update 5: read here my new occupation inspired by this 18 months later
Update 4: for a predictive app using Esri & Alexa, see this example in Maryland
Update 3: presented at European Petroleum GIS Conference in London, 2 Nov 2017
Update 2: Medium professional channel posting on Open Data issues raised here
Update 1: Youtube of freely available data show flood spread from 27 to 30 August
Update 4: for a predictive app using Esri & Alexa, see this example in Maryland
Update 3: presented at European Petroleum GIS Conference in London, 2 Nov 2017
Update 2: Medium professional channel posting on Open Data issues raised here
Update 1: Youtube of freely available data show flood spread from 27 to 30 August
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