BUILD AND MAINTAIN SAFE COMMUNITIES WITH ARCGIS ONE PLATFORM, MANY MISSIONS

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BUILD AND MAINTAIN SAFE COMMUNITIES WITH ARCGIS ONE PLATFORM, MANY MISSIONS

SAFETY AND SECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY National security, defense, and public safety agencies face challenges and threats that are more complex and unpredictable than ever before. While traditional dangers persist, a new set of challenges driven by extreme events involving social unrest, public health crises, and weather create an environment where missions and priorities change daily. The workflows and approaches organizations have relied on for years are no longer effective enough to secure our nations and communities. Modern challenges require a modern approach to solving them. Agencies and organizations need tools and operational capabilities to adapt to fluid risks and to support a variety of mission requirements. Today, governments and security agencies must be able to identify threats, collaborate and unify operations, rapidly respond to events, communicate with the public, and analyze the success of those efforts. Through the power of geospatial technology, organizations can now adopt a smarter, more integrative approach to safety and security. With the right technology, data, people, and processes, every community can become a Safe Community. Threats in the 21st Century Active shooters in urban settings Cyber attacks and espionage Severe storm systems and earthquakes Domestic and foreign terrorism Regional and global disease pandemics Displaced populations Territorial disputes Rogue states Economic instability Political unrest

THE SAFE COMMUNITY VISION In a Safe Community, people, technology, and processes work together in a coordinated and collaborative way. A Safe Community embraces a methodology that fosters collaboration to enhance safety, manage risk, and increase overall engagement through daily operations. Safety and security professionals make the most of existing resources and domain expertise to ensure tactical and strategic success in their missions. The Safe Community approach empowers organizations to achieve shared situational awareness by connecting multiple agencies with overlapping missions. Stakeholders with shared interests communicate and better understand risks, community hazards, threats, and crime problems. These stakeholders collaboratively prepare to deal with known and potential issues. And when incidents do occur, organizations are better able to work together to assess an unfolding situation, mitigate the risk, and ensure public safety. In a Safe Community, organizations can confidently answer the following questions: Can your community respond to health threats such as epidemics? Are you prepared to deal with an environmental or technological disaster? Can you protect your citizens when they gather for a major event? Can you manage civil unrest and execute modern crime control strategies? Can you manage emergencies or an intentional attack? Can you protect critical infrastructure (both physical and virtual)? If applicable, can you secure your borders and manage refugees or migrants?

A SAFE COMMUNITY IS A SMART COMMUNITY Governments around the world are turning to big data, mobile technology, GPS-enabled devices, and live data sensors to develop better services, accountability, and transparency. The smart community concept is built around the idea that technology can help governments manage the growing complexity of their communities. When governments are able to effectively tap into these advancements, they can drive efficiency and act as good stewards for their citizens. Safety and security organizations can take advantage of these same resources in their daily operations to succeed in their missions. A Safe Community builds on the core capabilities of a smart community to empower personnel with the following: Multiagency, interdepartmental collaboration Shared, real-time situational awareness Secure, scalable capability to support surge during emergencies Complete analysis for understanding and solving problems Access to authoritative, actionable data from multiple sources Accurate, data-driven decision making Workflows for easily collecting, sharing, and consuming data in the field Local Government Citizens D Location Hu Social Services Health Transportation Public Safety Fire EMS Intelligence La Regional Government A SAFE COMMUNITY SUPPORTS A RANGE OF DOMAINS AND MISSIONS Intelligence Counterterrorism Informant management Nonproliferation Risk terrain modeling Law Enforcement Crime prevention through environmental design Predictive crime trends Community policing and engagement COMPSTAT Emergency Management Emergency management and response Special-event planning Damage assessment Disaster planning

THE POWER OF GEOGRAPHY ata Platform NGOs Geographic information system (GIS) technology provides the foundation for governments to develop a Safe Community. How? GIS provides the unique ability to use location as a way to fuse diverse data and systems and bring everything into a common view. GIS adds critical context and operationalizes data from spreadsheets and databases. Existing systems such as enterprise resource management (ERM), computer-aided dispatch (CAD), and record management systems (RMS) transform from systems of records to systems of engagement. Economic Development Military Utilities b nd Management Infrastructure Facilities Businesses With GIS, you can see the complete picture. GIS provides a multi-intelligence architecture that allows agencies to assimilate and visualize diverse data, make sense of it, and share it as actionable intelligence. And better yet, GIS lets you analyze terabytes of digital data to uncover patterns, predict where an event might occur, identify your most vulnerable populations and infrastructure, and quantify impacts. GIS enables agencies to collaborate and share data through dynamic maps and online applications. At a glance, leaders can see the status of an incident and direct response. Maps provide an intuitive way to understand complex situations. When everyone operates from the same information, professionals can best coordinate and unify their actions to complete the mission. National Government Defense Crisis response Land, air, and maritime operations Border and port protection, and cybersecurity Training support Health Spread of pandemics Access to health facilities Understanding of health and disease patterns Health and safety reports Fire Preincident planning In-vehicle response Safety inspections and community education Fire station location/ allocation Emergency Services Call-taking and dispatch Historical drive-time and routing analysis Vehicle placement, identification, and routing Dispatcher situational awareness

ArcGIS ONE PLATFORM,MANY MISSIONS Esri ArcGIS software empowers safety and security agencies with a proven geospatial platform to create a Safe Community. With ArcGIS, organizations across multiple jurisdictions and levels of government can collaborate and share information on a single, accessible platform to achieve shared situational awareness. No matter the mission or the jurisdiction, ArcGIS empowers organizations with the capabilities they need to identify threats, preserve critical infrastructure, and save lives. With ArcGIS, you can implement key initial operating capabilities to support a Safe Community in a matter of days. ArcGIS for Server/ Portal for ArcGIS Deploy secure, standards-based web portals behind your organization s IT firewall with ArcGIS for Server and Portal for ArcGIS. Easily create, manage, publish, and use data, maps, and applications that can be accessed by authenticated users on web browsers, smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers. Collector for ArcGIS Empower field staff with the ability to view and collect mission-critical data directly from their mobile devices. With Collector for ArcGIS, you can quickly create map-driven forms for everything from documenting damaged buildings to marking emerging threats. Users can capture data and video along with their GPS location and push updates to the office even if they re out of network range when they initially collect information. Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS Monitor, track, and report on incidents in real time with Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS. From managing day-to-day activities to coordinating response for a crisis, Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS provides focused views of live data that enable leadership to rapidly understand resources, activities, and issues and thus direct response. Esri Story Map Transform executive briefings, after action reporting, and community engagement with compelling story maps. You can combine authoritative data with narrative text, images, and multimedia content to tell your story and communicate key information. From highlighting hazards during an active incident to providing a summary of a completed mission, Esri Story Map gives organizations a powerful tool for keeping the public informed and safe. Monitor the situation through real-time tracking, routing & communications Incorporate real-time data from many sensors Maintain & share the common operational picture Portal Manage the data Gather, fuse, analyze & share intelligence Formulate & disseminate plans Manage deployed forces

GET STARTED For more than 40 years, Esri has worked with public safety and national security organizations at all levels of government. Our global team of military, intelligence, law enforcement, health, government, and public safety experts have decades of experience using geospatial technology to support safety and security missions. We don t just provide software and solutions we partner with organizations to ensure the resources and information they need to succeed now and in the future. Esri also maintains a network of nearly 2,000 worldwide distributors and partners that can provide additional support and solutions. No matter where you re located, you ll find a wealth of subject matter experts that can help your Safe Community vision become a reality. Building and maintaining a Safe Community is easier than you think. Get started at esri.com/safe-communities

Esri inspires and enables people to positively impact their future through a deeper, geographic understanding of the changing world around them. Governments, industry leaders, academics, and nongovernmental organizations trust us to connect them with the analytic knowledge they need to make the critical decisions that shape the planet. For more than 40 years, Esri has cultivated collaborative relationships with partners who share our commitment to solving earth s most pressing challenges with geographic expertise and rational resolve. Today, we believe that geography is at the heart of a more resilient and sustainable future. Creating responsible products and solutions drives our passion for improving quality of life everywhere. Contact Esri 380 New York Street Redlands, California 92373-8100 usa 1 800 447 9778 t 909 793 2853 f 909 793 5953 info@esri.com esri.com Offices worldwide esri.com/locations Copyright 2016 Esri. All rights reserved. Esri, the Esri globe logo, ArcGIS, @esri.com, and esri.com are trademarks, service marks, or registered marks of Esri in the United States, the European Community, or certain other jurisdictions. Other companies and products or services mentioned herein may be trademarks, service marks, or registered marks of their respective mark owners. Printed in USA 149167 ESRI1C3/16tk