Geographic Information Systems, Evacuation Planning and Execution

  • Wilson R
  • Cales B
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Abstract

Evacuation planning has for decades relied on the results derived from mathematical modeling and scenario development. While there exist many mathematical and simulation models dealing with evacuation planning most lack one or more critical components needed by the individuals or agencies responsible for removing people from harm’s way. Those critical components are real-time access to and representation of data to establish appropriate evacuation strategies. All the pieces for a real-time centralized evacuation system exist but have yet to be integrated as a single point system. The focus of this chapter is the underutilization of geographic information systems (GIS).

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Wilson, R. D., & Cales, B. (2014). Geographic Information Systems, Evacuation Planning and Execution. Communications of the IIMA, 8(4). https://doi.org/10.58729/1941-6687.1064

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