Matt Werner of the City of Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management and Catherine Bohn describe how ArcGIS was used as part of the first comprehensive debris management plan put forth by the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in response to Hurricane Sandy.
Matt Werner of the City of Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management and Catherine Bohn describe how ArcGIS was used as part of the first comprehensive debris management plan put forth by the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in response to Hurricane Sandy.
Published in ArcNews, Spring 2015. By Matt Werner and Catherine Bohn.
September 24, 2026
Emily Mills and Elaine Montes
This year, National Preparedness Month focuses on getting back to the essentials of preparedness, starting with understanding community risk. For resilience planners, knowing the risk is only the beginning. We also need to communicate risk in ways that are clear, relevant, and actionable for…
September 23, 2026
In this article for Healthcare Construction & Operations News, Melissa Covington and Heather Platt, PE, CHC discuss the modernization of Oklahoma State University Medical Center's labor and delivery facilities while maintaining ongoing hospital operations. The authors highlight the planning, collaboration, and innovative design solutions required to upgrade critical healthcare spaces within an existing facility and share key lessons learned for healthcare renovation projects.
September 9, 2026
Miller to support strategic growth as discipline lead for the firm’s Florida landscape architecture group.
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