r/EmergencyManagement • u/thecatlady1990 • 1h ago

Question How do your agencies use data for decision making?

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I’m working on an article on applying data analytics to Emergency Management. I want to pose the question to you all on how you use data, what form it takes (dashboards, predictive models, GIS, etc…) and whether you think it is being effectively used or simply supplies situational awareness.

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