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About the GECCo Workshop Series

No matter the root cause of the emergency—terrorism, natural occurrences, or human error—the methods of responding to, mitigating, and ideally preventing reoccurrences are based in a common approach: the coordinated use of geospatial information. This cannot happen without the many mutually dependent agencies and organizations charged with protecting a nation’s citizens and infrastructure’s ability to efficiently and effectively share their geospatial data. There are obstacles that need to be overcome before this collaboration can occur, however, and that is the primary impetus behind GITA’s CIP Pilot Series, now known as “Geospatially Enabling Community Collaboration” or GECCo for short. A central element of the workshop involves a scenario-based exercise designed to test participants’ ability to respond to a realistic emergency event.

           

 

GECCo Workshops

Upcoming GECCo Workshop

Phoenix GECCo - RSVP HERE

Previous GECCo Workshops
Tampa, Florida Workshop Summary and Findings
Honolulu Workshop Summary and Findings (PDF)
Denver Workshop Summary and Findings (PDF)
Southern Tier West (NY State) Workshop Summary and Findings (PDF)
Seattle/King County Workshop Summary and Findings (PDF)
The CIP Pilot Project Series—A GECCo Is Born!” Article by Bob Samborski

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