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The Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1) system will use GIS data more than ever to make sure emergency services have the right information required to dispatch help in a timely manner. Learn how FME will help you manage key emergency data sets such as roads and addresses to meet structure and quality requirements. Integrate data from across many data formats and schemas in a seamless manner by building automated workflows in FME Enterprise.
This webinar will provide insights into how and why East Gwillimbury’s GIS developed and implemented this program. The Town of East Gwillimbury is experiencing dramatic urban growth (7,000 units of allocation available) that will persist over the next few years. The Town wanted to visualize, monitor and report on the status of development thereby assisting staff to […]
Previously, Humboldt County would only investigate complaints that were reported by citizens or happened upon during other inspections. Now, they are using high resolution satellite imagery to monitor the county for code enforcement, including greenhouses to grow cannabis. As a result, they increased citations from 100 to 700 per year, adding an additional $2 million […]
Speakers: John Bacon, City of Hamilton & Marc Curtis, AGSI Problem The City of Hamilton has many service delivery applications utilizing and storing resident addresses. For example, street addresses are solicited from the resident in a free form method and are never validated against a common address database. Thus, the City has numerous instances of […]
Putting Data To Work | York Region’s Analytics Journey Webinar by John Houweling: Director of Data, Analytics ad Visualization Services and Yishi Zhao: Data Scientist York Public sector organizations have a gold mine of data from many sources. Data is a valuable corporate asset that’s as critical as any – from people to infrastructure. And, […]
