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title: Webinar - Adaptive Emergency Management
description: In an era where unprecedented events are becoming the norm, relying on traditional methods and institutional knowledge is no longer sufficient. What if you could use your existing emergency management tools for more adaptive planning and response?
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On-Demand Webinar

# Adaptive Emergency Management:

Bringing Legacy & Emerging  
Solutions Together

 

Presented in partnership with Bent Ear Solutions

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## Learn how real-time flood intelligence:

|  | Accelerates the speed of informed decision-making for community safety |
| --- | --- |
|  | Allows proactively coordinated evacuations and road closures |
|  | Optimizes accuracy and safety of resource deployment in disaster zones during an active hurricane |
|  | Supports funding and recovery with rapid damage assessments |

## Is your community prepared for the next flood?

This session explores how combining traditional methods with cutting-edge solutions can help mitigate uncertainty and support response efforts during flood events. ​You’ll learn how these emerging solutions can be integrated into your operations, making your response plans more adaptive and effective.

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![Kelsey](https://ww2.floodmapp.com/hubfs/Kelsey.png "Kelsey")

### Greg Brunelle

Director - Business Partnerships

*Bent Ear Solutions*

### Kelsey McDonough, Ph.D.

Head of Customer & Flood Solutions

*FloodMapp*

FloodMapp

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