DMIS Tools Course

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• DMIS Tools Course
• Lesson 11 Disaster Management Map

DMIS Web Services Release 2.3.3
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Topics

• Introduction to the Disaster Management Map (DMM)
• Plotting Alerts to the DMM
• Plotting Incidents to the DMM
• Logging In to the DMM
• Viewing the Disaster Management Map Web Page
• Navigating the DMM
• Viewing Alert Detail
• Viewing Incident Detail

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Introduction to the Disaster Management Map

• Replaces previous National Incident Summary Map
• Two parts National Map and My Map
• Both Alerts and Incidents can be displayed on
  National Map and/or My Map
• Initial step of migration of DMIS Tools to a thin
  client (browser) environment

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Plotting an Alert to the DMM

• Four conditions must be met in an Alert record
• Alert must have at least one of the following
  plotted areas
• Geocode (statecodeVA or fipscode51179 or
  zipcode10036)
• All Geocodes must have entries for both the name
  and value.
• Circle in latitude, longitude radius (ex. 42.975,
  -109.403, 3.4)
• Polygon in latitude, longitude latitude,
  longitude format, with a minimum 3 coordinates.
• Status must be Actual
• Scope must be Public (For view on National Map
  Only).
• Effective Date (and time) must be no more than 72
  hours prior to current date/time
• When in doubt, set conditions so the Alert shows
  on the Disaster Management Map.

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Plotting an Alert to the DMM (cont.)
Check one or both of these boxes
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Plotting an Incident on the DMM

• To appear on the DMM three conditions must be met
  in an Incident record
• Incident must have a plotted primary site.
• Status must be Actual
• Time of occurrence must be no more than 90 days.
• When in doubt, set conditions so the Incident
  shows on the Disaster Management Map.

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Plotting an Incident on the DMM (cont.)
Select one or both of these buttons to plot an
incident on the DMM
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Why Plot to the National Map?
Your puzzle piece might complete the picture!
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Viewing the Disaster Management Map
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Logging into the Disaster Management Map
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Disaster Management Map
The Disaster Management Map displays after
successfully logging in.
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Map Navigation
Directional Panning Tool Click an arrow to pan
across the map in the direction selected.
Crosshair By clicking the red button in the
center of the arrows, a crosshair is centered on
the Map. By grabbing the map with a click and
hold, you may drag your center of interest under
the cross hair. Then use the zoom slider to
view at the desired zoom level
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Map Selection

• National Map
• You can view National Events by selecting the
  check boxes underneath the National Map Headline
• Only the icons for the events that meet the
  requirements for National Viewing will be
  displayed
• My Map
• Only icons for posted and/or received alerts by
  your COG will be displayed on the map
• Only icons for Incidents created by your COG
  will be displayed on the map.

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View Information
Alert Tool Tip
Incident Tool Tip

• You can view summary information by hovering the
  mouse pointer over an Alert or an incident icon

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View Incident Details

• Double click the Incident icon to view Incident
  Details

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View Alert Details

• Double click the Alert icon to view Alert Details

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End of DMIS Tools Course Lesson 11Disaster
Management Map