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Desktop GIS for advanced spatial analysis, 3‑D visualization, and real‑time data integration—ideal for creating detailed disaster impact maps.
Cloud‑based GIS platform for sharing maps, dashboards, and data layers with responders and the public in seconds.
Real‑time dashboard that aggregates live feeds (weather, sensor, social media) into actionable visualizations for incident commanders.
Mobile app that combines map viewing, data collection, and location tracking for field teams operating in disaster zones.
Form‑based data capture tool for rapid damage assessments, needs surveys, and resource requests, with offline capability.
Legacy mobile data collection app (now part of Field Maps) for gathering geotagged observations directly into ArcGIS.
Pre‑packaged maps, data, and tools (e.g., Hurricane, Flood, Wildfire templates) that accelerate response planning and coordination.
#9 QGIS
Open‑source desktop GIS with extensive plugins for raster/vector analysis, suitable for low‑budget emergency operations.
Planet‑scale geospatial analysis platform for processing satellite imagery (e.g., flood extent, burn severity) in near real‑time.
#11 Mapbox
Customizable web‑mapping SDK and APIs that enable fast creation of interactive disaster maps and mobile navigation tools.
#12 CARTO
Location intelligence platform with built‑in data enrichment, spatial analytics, and shareable dashboards for crisis teams.
#13 GRASS GIS
Powerful open‑source GIS for raster processing, hydrological modeling, and terrain analysis—useful for flood modeling.
#14 SAGA GIS
Open‑source system offering a large toolbox for terrain analysis, watershed delineation, and hazard modeling.
#15 GeoServer
Open‑source server for publishing OGC‑compliant map services (WMS/WFS) that enable interoperable data sharing among agencies.
#16 OpenLayers
JavaScript library for building web‑based interactive maps that can integrate multiple disaster data sources.
Desktop GIS with strong cartographic capabilities and easy‑to‑use spatial queries for rapid situational reports.
Data integration engine that automates transformation of heterogeneous disaster datasets (e.g., sensor feeds, satellite imagery).
#19 TerraGo Explorer
Mobile GIS for offline map consumption, data collection, and secure sharing of mission‑critical layers.
Field data collection app that captures high‑accuracy GNSS points and attributes for post‑event mapping.
#21 Sentinel Hub
Cloud service that provides on‑demand access to Sentinel‑2, Landsat, and other satellite imagery for rapid damage assessment.
#22 Planet Explorer
Platform delivering daily high‑resolution PlanetScope imagery to monitor evolving disaster footprints.
#23 NASA Worldview
Web application for visualizing near real‑time satellite data (e.g., MODIS, VIIRS) useful for tracking storms and wildfires.
Open‑source editors (iD, JOSM) and tasking manager that mobilize volunteers to map affected areas quickly.
#25 OpenStreetMap
Free, editable world map that serves as a baseline geographic layer for many disaster response dashboards.
Suite of GIS utilities (e.g., MapMaker, Rapid Mapping) designed for humanitarian teams to produce quick, accurate maps.
Data portal that aggregates and shares open datasets (including GIS layers) for coordinated humanitarian action.
#28 GeoNode
Open‑source platform for publishing, sharing, and collaborating on geospatial data within response agencies.
ETL tool with spatial extensions that streamlines the ingestion and transformation of disaster‑related datasets.
#30 Mapillary
Crowdsourced street‑level imagery platform that provides on‑the‑ground visual context for damage verification.
Enterprise GIS server suite that hosts secure, scalable map services and portals for multi‑agency coordination.