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Emergency Operations Portal

USGS Emergency Response strives to ensure that the disaster response community has rapid access to timely, accurate, and relevant geospatial imagery, products, and services before, during, and after a disaster.

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Emergency Operations Portal

Emergency Operations Portal

Emergency Operations Portal

Emergency Operations Portal

USGS Emergency Management 101: Onsite Communication and Leadership

USGS NEIC Earthquake Response

USGS Emergency Response Resources

USGS Advises on Sediment and Erosion Monitoring as Part of Emergency Response in Ecuador

USGS hurricane response models and data to be shared with the Federal Emergency Management Agency Modeling and Data Working Group.

USGS standard quadrangle maps for emergency response

Eyes on Earth Episode 110 – Geospatial Information Response Team

Emergency Operations Portal

VDAP: Trends in Volcano Response and Capacity Building

Status of (mostly) WA Volcanoes: Report to Emergency Managers 2020-21

ASTER and USGS EROS disaster response: emergency imaging after Hurricane Katrina

Registering for USGS Emergency Operations Collection Management Tool

USGS Staff Present at Natural Disasters Response Workshop

USGS Response to Possible Metals Contamination from Legacy Mines in the Patagonia Mountains Region and Adjacent Areas, Southeast Arizona and a Template for Future Mineral Environmental Emergency Response

USGS Liaison to U. S. Northern Command

Navigating the USGS Emergency Operations Collection Management Tool

Washington Geological Survey’s Landslide Hazard Program

Controls on post-fire debris flows in Oregon

Data Access Information

ASTER and USGS EROS emergency imaging for hurricane disasters

Rapid Deployment Network for Flooding in Pennsylvania

The USGS Earthquake Event Page – Natural Hazards Mission Area

Preparing for the Dirty Jobs - HAZWOPER

United States Geological Survey (USGS) Natural Hazards Response

A collaborative user-producer assessment of earthquake-response products

Domestic and International Support

Emergency Response

Geospatial Information Response Team

Xan Fredericks

Science in the Aftermath of the Arkansas Flood