There’s many maps, webmaps and web resources available online to support the response to Hurricane Irma. These range for traffic maps, evacuation routes, shelter locations, wind speed and direction information and much more. The GeoTech community and many organizations are putting together these fine resources in order to inform the public and keep people safe.
FloridaDaster.org Open Data – This is the community’s public platform for exploring and downloading open data, discovering and building apps, and engaging to solve important local issues.
Hillsborough County, Florida Evacuation Zone and Emergency Shelter Map – resource for residents in the Tampa, Florida area, sea level rise data and more
Pinnelas County – Information about evacuation zones – “Know your zone”
Hurricane and Cyclone public information map – This map describes the current & recent location of tropical storms, as well as forecast positions and probable track of tropical storms.
Are you ready Tamp Bay? This handy story map for Tamp area residents provides shelter locations, evacuation zones, flood warnings
Hurricane Irma Resource Catalog – Ready to use apps from Esri
Story Map – depiction of storm surge flooding vulnerability – These maps make it clear that storm surge is not just a beachfront problem, with the risk of storm surge extending many miles inland from the immediate coastline in some areas.
Fulcrum Community – The @fulcrumapp is crowdsourcing #HarveyRelief. If you’re in the area, you can take photos of damage, assess it, and add it to the map. No doubt the Community will expand with a map for Irma. Fulcrum Community is a no-cost, short term data collection solution for qualified humanitarian projects.
National Storm Surge Hazard Maps – Version 2 – This national depiction of storm surge flooding vulnerability helps people living in hurricane-prone coastal areas along the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts and Puerto Rico to evaluate their risk to the storm surge hazard
Florida Dept of Emergency Management – Evacuation routes and maps – These county-wide evacuation route and zone maps are based upon the most up-to-date regional evacuation studies
National Story msurge hazard maps – ArcGIS Online – This web map displays a seamless national map of near worst case storm surge flooding (inundation) scenarios
NOAA maps and forecasts, Southern Florida
Hurricane Irma maps and charts from NOAA
See Also:
- When 911 Was Overloaded, Desperate Harvey Victims Turned to Social Media for Help
- Hurricane Harvey Response, Maps and Apps Gallery
- Hurricane Data Resource, Texas – Hurricane Harvey, Living Atlas Layers, Live Tweet Map, Gallery
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In need of #HurricaneIrma data? @fema & #HIFLD @DHSgov launch an #OpenData site with reliable sources: https://t.co/txwQasH3Bi pic.twitter.com/iAf8NDzuT0
— Esri (@Esri) September 8, 2017