Empower the homeland security enterprise with mapping and data sharing
Share information with other organizations through Esri's distributed collaboration technology to extend the reach of the homeland security enterprise. With increased access to information, it is essential to have a way to manage and share geospatial content with others and strengthen intra- and interagency collaboration.
Leverage GIS to establish a multiagency workspace, and share topical or event-based data across the homeland security enterprise. A GIS portal is a multitenant content management system that enables interagency collaboration. Using a secure, web-based platform, manage data and assets and connect end users with useful information products.
Build a repository that provides data to secure groups or the open public domain. Support the collection, sharing, and protection of data across multiple levels of government and in the public domain. Provide a common foundation for visualization, analysis, and application development. Make your data easy to download to support any mission within the homeland security mission.
Create an information-sharing hub site and transform how agencies and communities engage and collaborate with one another. Share data, create websites, organize around initiatives, and inspire action. GIS connects people, processes, data, and technology.
Give analysts the tools they need to connect data and capture agency tradecraft and knowledge in repeatable models. Enable saving and sharing of analytic and problem-solving processes that are flexible and adaptable, to assist with investigation or any security situation.
ArcGIS Hub site
The homeland security enterprise (HSE) GeoCONOPS, built on ArcGIS Hub, supports the capacity to conduct missions and improve national preparedness.
ArcGIS StoryMaps story
The IC GIS Portal, mandated by the director of national intelligence as a "service of common concern," is a critical geospatial collaboration platform
GeoPlatform
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) open data portal supports preparedness and response.
GeoPlatform
The Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) coordinates the sharing of geographic data, maps, and online services through an online portal.
Manage your data to share it securely within your agency or with the public.
Share and secure your organization's geospatial content.
Share your open data with decision-makers, staff, and the public alike. Provide spatial data and maps as well as nonspatial data.
Optimize resource allocation decisions, prioritize community projects, and understand how policies will affect citizens.
