Damage Assessment Mapping Module: Difference between revisions
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'''LATEST VERSION: Version 6.1 (2024.01.19)''' | '''LATEST VERSION: Version 6.1 (2024.01.19)''' | ||
* Access DAMM Version 6.1 survey from your smartphone: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/4a8bfdbc7bfb4d899d58dd198dc57dc7 | * Access DAMM Version 6.1 survey from your smartphone: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/4a8bfdbc7bfb4d899d58dd198dc57dc7 | ||
* Do not use earlier versions because they will not feed the live data collection system and your work will be for naught. | * Do not use earlier versions because they will not feed the live data collection system and your work will be for naught. | ||
* <s>View the DAMM Version 6.1 dashboard [https://pdx-net.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/ | * <s>View the DAMM Version 6.1 dashboard [https://pdx-net.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/d221a3a08cff44849f6d884d6effc125 here]</s> (2025.02.13, temporarily disabled during operations to safeguard sensitive information) | ||
* '''DAMM Improvement Form:''' If you have improvement suggestions for the DAMM, please briefly complete the form here: '''<nowiki>https://bit.ly/dammfeedback</nowiki>.''' Please do not email PBEM staff directly with improvement suggestions. | |||
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[[File:DAMM.photoicon.jpg|alt=Icons for taking or browsing to/selecting a photo on a mobile device. Click to enlarge.|thumb|'''''Figure 3:''''' ''Icons for taking or browsing to/selecting a photo on a mobile device. Click to enlarge.'']] | [[File:DAMM.photoicon.jpg|alt=Icons for taking or browsing to/selecting a photo on a mobile device. Click to enlarge.|thumb|'''''Figure 3:''''' ''Icons for taking or browsing to/selecting a photo on a mobile device. Click to enlarge.'']] | ||
Photos are one of the best ways to demonstrate the extent of damage sustained from an incident. Incident commanders, insurance adjusters, FEMA representatives, and property owners will all get a better idea of conditions with photographs. Keep in mind that you are preserving evidence, not winning photography awards. The built-in camera from a mobile device will capture details. Also, the auto-generated watermark will add a timestamp and coordinates to each photo that will link your photos to the location. | Photos are one of the best ways to demonstrate the extent of damage sustained from an incident. Incident commanders, insurance adjusters, FEMA representatives, and property owners will all get a better idea of conditions with photographs. Keep in mind that you are preserving evidence, not winning photography awards. The built-in camera from a mobile device will capture details. Also, the auto-generated watermark will add a timestamp and coordinates to each photo that will link your photos to the location. | ||
Whenever possible, it is best to take a photo from the Survey123 app instead of uploading one from your photo library. When taken from the app, the photo is stamped with metadata and is also taken in a size that is palatable to the record (Survey123 will not accept an attachment larger than 10 MB, which is not much). | |||
[[File:Fig. 3 House with watermark.jpg|alt=Figure 4: Photo of house with DAMM watermark.|thumb|'''''Figure 4:''''' ''Photo of house with DAMM watermark. Click to enlarge.'']] | [[File:Fig. 3 House with watermark.jpg|alt=Figure 4: Photo of house with DAMM watermark.|thumb|'''''Figure 4:''''' ''Photo of house with DAMM watermark. Click to enlarge.'']] | ||
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For these deployments, PBEM will ONLY accept data via the DAMM. We will not intake reports texted, emailed, or called into PBEM. | For these deployments, PBEM will ONLY accept data via the DAMM. We will not intake reports texted, emailed, or called into PBEM. | ||
Please record damaged properties only. No need to take reports on properties that are undamaged by the storm. | <span style="background:#FFFF00">'''Please record damaged properties only. No need to take reports on properties that are undamaged by the storm.'''</span> | ||
If you are available to deploy and can do so safely, please do the following: | If you are available to deploy and can do so safely, please do the following: | ||
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== DAMM Project History == | == DAMM Project History == | ||
The DAMM began as an idea proposed in November 2020 by Brian Patrick Brady, a GIS consultant acquainted with members of Arnold Creek NET. With feedback from NET focus groups, Brian developed several versions of the DAMM before releasing a working version in 2021. Version 6 is available starting in 2023 and brings new functionality to DAMM including: auto-populating Fire Management Areas (FMA), annotated Images, Spanish Translation and other design elements to improve the user experience. The [https://pdx-net.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html PDX-NET] ArcGIS Online account is hosted through a nonprofit organization, not the City of Portland. | The DAMM began as an idea proposed in November 2020 by Brian Patrick Brady, a GIS consultant acquainted with members of Arnold Creek NET. With feedback from NET focus groups, Brian developed several versions of the DAMM before releasing a working version in 2021. Version 6 is available starting in 2023 and brings new functionality to DAMM including: auto-populating Fire Management Areas (FMA), annotated Images, Spanish Translation and other design elements to improve the user experience. The [https://pdx-net.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html PDX-NET] ArcGIS Online account is hosted through a nonprofit organization, not the City of Portland. | ||
DAMM was first used in an emergency deployment by NET volunteers during the January 2024 winter storm. NET volunteers completed neighborhood-based assessments of building damage and piped the data to Portland's Bureau of Emergency Services and to Team Rubicon to facilitate them offering assistance to homeowners. | |||
The name of the DAMM was coined and suggested by Pleasant Valley NET volunteer Steve Mitchell. Since Jeremy Van Keuren basically has the brain of an eleven-year-old, that's the name that stuck. | The name of the DAMM was coined and suggested by Pleasant Valley NET volunteer Steve Mitchell. Since Jeremy Van Keuren basically has the brain of an eleven-year-old, that's the name that stuck. |