Joe Trimboli, Community Planner at US Army Corps of Engineers and Adjunct Professor at Marshall University discusses resiliency, the power of GIS and the rise of artificial intelligence.

Highly accomplished flood engineer, Terry Malone, discusses the challenges of flood forecasting and more with FloodMapp CEO and Co-Founder, Juliette Murphy.

Author, environmental historian, heritage consultant and academic, Margaret Cook, discusses the relationship between people and natural disasters with FloodMapp Chief Customer Officer and former emergency manager, Bruce Grady.

Director of Emergency Management and Homeland Security at Williamson County's Office of Emergency Management, Michael Shoe, discusses with FloodMapp Senior Flood Engineer Dr Kelsey McDonough the current challenges emergency managers are facing.

Part two of our discussion with Dawn Brantley - Acting Director, Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) - dives into her passion for inclusivity in the emergency management space.

Part one of our discussion with Dawn Brantley - Acting Director, Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) - dives into her passion for inclusivity in the emergency management space.

It has almost been 10 years since the catastrophic flooding that ripped through Queensland in 2011; an event many Australians will never forget.

Jamie Simmonds, Author of Rising from the Flood, Moving the Town of Grantham, shares his epic story of restoring and relocating the town of Grantham in under 12 months following the devastating flooding experienced in the Lockyear Valley.

In June 2020, the United States are gripped by 4 crises': a climate crisis, a social crisis, an economic crisis and a health crisis.

Johnathan Koehn, Chief Resilience Officer at Boulder City, discusses with us about how resilience goes beyond infrastructure and how we might go about building social resilience and social equity, how climate action needs to be stronger and the silver linings of the situation in the US right now.

A predicted above average hurricane season has started early in May in the United States and emergency managers are stretched thin through the worsening global pandemic.

Bert Sausse shares his experiences as an Emergency Operations Coordinator leading CenterPoint Energy’s emergency management during a time in which a Hurricane season has started early and a global pandemic continues to create unforeseen challenges for emergency preparedness.

The state of models and data for emergency managers and are increasingly both attainable and complex. 

Michael Sharon shares his experiences as an Deputy Superintendent leading FEMA's Emergency Management Institute during a time in which climate change, a global pandemic and an increasingly connected world come together to create a new breed of emergency manager.