FEMA Geospatial Resource Center

FEMA Geospatial Resource Center FEMA GIS supports the emergency management community with world-class geospatial information, services, and technologies to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from and mitigate against all hazards. During activations we will use the Coordination Call page to coordinate GIS response activities. View incident-specific resources on the "Incident Pages and Data" page. Explore Hazard Specific Resources USA Structures Data Screenshot of USA Structures Data USA Structures Dataset The USA Structures database, which is now available as a feature service via the esri Living Atlas, is an inventory of all structures larger than 450 square feet for use in Flood Insurance Mitigation and Emergency Preparedness and Response. The data contains the location of residential and non-residential structures and uses a Universal Unique Identifier (UUID),  which is a unique ID for each structure across the entire dataset. This new capability will increase our understanding of the types of buildings attributed to specific locations, improve the quality and traceability of data related to buildings at risk, make building data more consistent and reusable across projects, and create a shared baseline between various programmatic stakeholders. Explore Remote Sensing Resources View New Structure Fire Page New Indices Page Screenshot from the FEMA Indices and Analytical Tools hub page. Explore the Data Catalog Screenshot of Data Catalog page Regional Resources The links below are under construction - please check back soon What is the Geospatial Resource Center? Before, during and after disasters, decision-makers at the federal, state, and local level need access to data. FEMA created this site to enable users to share, and access disaster response data, maps and applications in a secure environment. Our goal is to make content provided by us and our governmental, private sector and volunteer agency partners, including HHS, Census, NASA, and many others, easy to retrieve, and visible to everyone. The site includes pages for seven different disaster types, and one for less common events. It also includes data and applications, such as aerial or other remotely sensed imagery, from historic events. Category galleries provide the ability to sort the content so you can easily find the information you need. Join the Community Please join the geospatial response community. During disaster events, we provide emailed updates and hold coordination calls with the impacted state and community geospatial personnel. Visit our Community page to learn more about how to access and share geospatial resources with FEMA.

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