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USING GIS TO OPTIMIZE EMERGENCY ROUTES TO COAL MINES IN BOONE COUNTY WV. By Ana Margarita Simental. Image from USGS database http://erg.usgs.gov/isb/pubs/gis_poster/. Emergency Management Cycle . Geographically Located. Mitigation Preparedness Response Recovery.
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USING GIS TO OPTIMIZE EMERGENCY ROUTES TO COAL MINES IN BOONE COUNTY WV By Ana Margarita Simental Image from USGS database http://erg.usgs.gov/isb/pubs/gis_poster/
Geographically Located • Mitigation • Preparedness • Response • Recovery
Response vs. Mines • 311 combined ambulance and fire service units • 21 with medical rescue services • 15 that offer fire and rescue service • 560 fire departments (government and volunteer) • 18 deep mine rescue teams • 822 active mine or mine related sites in the state • 395 of which are deep mines. Source WVGES, WVPTD, WVDEP
Methodology • Find and classify location models • identify key elements and operations • Develop core data structures • Create a working prototype
Sources Software • ER Mapper • MapInfo • MrSid • ArcGIS • WVGES • WVPTD • WVDHSEM • WVDEP • WV Tech Center
Overlay of the Road, Streets, Rivers and Streams shapefiles From the WVGIS Tech Center
Boone CountyUTM Zone 17 Quadrangles From WVGIS Tech Center and WVPTD.
Route from Southern WV Mine Rescue to Big Mountain No. 6 and closest Hospital