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Oil Spills Get maps, datasets, applications, and more to support response to oils spills and the environmental emergencies they cause. Oil Spill Beach Cleanup Three Keys to Applying GIS for Disaster Response For those responding to an oil spill, GIS is a tried and tested tool for action. The California Oil Spill serves as a reminder for all of us that preparedness and rapid response are key. Here is an article outlining tools available for immediate use. Read the article Applications Find ready-to-use apps that immediately aid better understanding and decision-making around the response. View additional applications. Datasets & Imagery Explore geospatial data and imagery sourced from the global GIS community. View additional datasets Data Collection Resources Use these to quickly deploy editable maps for your field staff. Latest updates and news Stay current on spill response with updates from trusted news sources.
Not indexed| Property | Value |
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| Link | https://oilspill-disasterresponse.hub.arcgis.com/ |
| Status | scheduled |
| Catalog type | Geoportal |
| Owner name | Esri’s Disaster Response Program |
| Owner type | Civil society |
| Owner link | https://oilspill-disasterresponse.hub.arcgis.com/ |
| Owner location | United States |
| Software | arcgishub (ArcGIS Hub) |
| Tags | Oil Spill, Disaster Response, Environmental Emergency |
| Access modes | open |
| Content types | dataset, map_layer |
| API Status | active |
| Code | Name |
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| US | United States |
| Code | Name |
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| EN | English |
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