GIS can help provide intelligent ways of visualizing problems, managing resources during a crises, and offering practical solutions.
A GIS can help you
Create school safety buffers such as determining safe distances from buildings to assemble students.
Map and analyzing the microgeographics of school buildings including floor plans, entrances, room assets, safety equipment, shelter and threat locations.
Link SIS data to school microgeographics and transportation services to support knowing student whereabouts.
Identify community hazards including knowing where possible local risks to students might be in relation to schools and bus stops.
Design community protection zones such as walking and driving distances to safe places and help.
Establish geographically-enhanced weather and disaster notification systems that link to transportation services and school activities.
