Geographic Information Systems

Geospatial technologies are utilized by every section of the Kansas Division of Emergency Management. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a system of hardware, software, personnel, and data that allow users and decision-makers to analyze, store, manipulate, and visualize data by its location on the earth's surface.

KDEM Geospatial Technologies Hub

Explore maps, applications and other content related to agency programs and objectives

• KDEM GIS HUB

Online Mapping

• EOPMapper
• EOP Mapper Sandbox (Utilize for Practice)
• Deployable Resources

GIS Data/ Resources

• Kansas GeoPortal (Data Access and Support Center)
• Kansas Floodplain Viewer
• Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE)
• Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT)
• Kansas Forest Service (KFS)
• Kansas Water Office (KWO)
• Division of Water Resources (DWR)
• KanDrive
• FEMA - Map Service Center
• National Flood Hazard Layer Viewer
• National Flood Hazard Layer REST Service
• National Levee Database
• National Inventory of Dams
• NASA - Disasters Mapping Portal
• COD - NEXLAB Satellite and Radar
• HIFLD Open Data
• KSU - MESONET
• Resilience Analysis and Planning Tool (RAPT)
• ESRI Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) GIS Hub (ESRI)

National Weather Service

• NWS - Data Web Services
• NWS - Graphic Forecasts
• NWS - River Gauges
• NWS - QPF Hydrographs
• NWS - Enhanced Flood Data Display
• NWS - Observed Precipitation
• NWS - Inundation Model Locations
• NWS - Statewide Briefing Graphics

KDEM Dashboards

• Kansas Situation Report