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SUMMARY:Disaster Response
DESCRIPTION:Paper\n\nAdvancements in Visualization Technologies for Inland
  Oil Spill Planning and Response\n\n341: This paper describes the evolutio
 n and application of visualization technologies for spill planning and res
 ponse over the past five years.  Specifically, the three following technol
 ogical advancements are discussed and illustrated by projects and spill re
 sponses with high-level lessons learned ...\n\n\nMark Robinson (TRC Compan
 ies) and John Bradley (Rapid Response Systems)\n---------------------\nVia
 bility of Crowdsourcing for Oil Spill Planning, Response, and Restoration\
 n\nOil spills pose a significant threat to the environment and human healt
 h, and the cleanup process is often challenging, time-consuming, and costl
 y. Utilizing innovative solutions, such as crowdsourcing, can significantl
 y improve response and mitigation efforts. Crowdsourcing involves the coll
 ection ...\n\n\nAshley Sandquist (Washington State Department of Ecology)\
 n---------------------\nUsing ESRI Off-the-Shelf Customizable Applications
  to Manage Post-Hurricane Pollution Responses: Vessel, All-hazards, Debris
  Response (VADR) Tool\n\nHurricanes that make landfall do more than just p
 roperty damage; they are also capable of causing significant pollution in 
 the waterways, from damaged oil infrastructure and chemical facilities to 
 derelict and storm-damaged vessels. It can be challenging to keep track of
  sources and threats of pollu...\n\n\nBryan Thom, Mark White, and Jennifer
  Horsman (Research Planning, Inc) and Adam Davis (National Oceanic and Atm
 ospheric Administration (NOAA))\n---------------------\nSocial Media Appli
 cations and Limitations in Remote Oil Spill Response\n\nSocial media has b
 ecome a ubiquitous part of modern communications, and its role in disaster
  response has been widely studied. However, the use of social media in oil
  spill response in remote areas presents as many unique challenges as it d
 oes opportunities.\n\nSeveral cases have demonstrated the util...\n\n\nSha
 ylon Cochran (Cook Inlet Regional Citizens Advisory Council)\n\nTag: Respo
 nse\n\nSession Chair: Kate Wheelock (NOAA, Disaster Preparedness Program)
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