TED-Style Talks: Using Data and Technology to Understand Disaster
Monday, July 14, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. MDT
Location: Ponderosa
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Data and novel technologies are invaluable for predicting and forecasting hazards, communicating risk, and measuring disaster impact. But how can we ensure we are using data and technological innovations appropriately? These talks will focus on innovative ways to gather data and use technology to reduce risk and respond effectively.
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Latasha
Allen,
Indiana University Indianapolis
Who is Most at Risk? Using Data to Identify Vulnerable Communities
Allen Presentation Slides
Elizabeth
Bubel,
American Red Cross
The Power of Visuals to Communicate Preparedness
Bubel Presentation Slides
Julie
Demuth,
National Center for Atmospheric Research
Leveraging Perishable and Long-Term Weather Data for the Future
Demuth Presentation Slides
Bruce
Jones,
Midland
Where Would We Be Without the NOAA Weather Radio?
Jones Doyle Presentation Slides
Sangung
Park,
University of Florida
Integrating Data to Map Human Mobility in Disasters
Park Presentation Slides
Christopher
Zobel,
Virginia Tech
Call 311 – Using Community Input to Characterize Disaster Resilience
Zobel Presentation Slides