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This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Gather/compile lists of at-risk sites in TX (oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.)

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder -allows search of coastlines by state and report generation by specific risk (like oil refineries)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder

This site allows you to search coastlines by state and then generate a report by specific risk (like oil refineries)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder

This site allows you to search coastlines by state and then generate a report by specific risk (like oil refineries)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder

This site allows you to search coastlines by state and then generate a report by specific risk (like oil refineries)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder This site allows you to search by state and then generate a report by specific risk (like oil refineries)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder Search by state Raise slider to 10 ft level Choose type of risk for report ex. oil refineries (click .xls icon for spreadsheet output)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder (this site allows you to sort by risk ex. oil refineries --click on .xls icon for spreadsheet output)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

_Photo: By SC National Guard (170831-Z-AH923-081) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:text:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done (bad audio?) https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Facilities lists to scan through

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

Imagery sources to scan through

NOAA imagery to scan:

• Harvey: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html
• Irma: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

This draft page is attempting to create a workflow for people to identify reportable issues captured in aerial photography of Harvey-affected areas, specifically industrial sites.

Steps to report

Here we're organizing the required steps. We can make each into an activity later, and begin doing more outreach.

Compile sites

• Go through lists of at-risk sites and compile lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc.

Main source: Surging Seas: Risk Finder (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)

Add other sources here too.

Add them here (you'll need to be logged in) - or we should create a shared google spreadsheet for them?:

[prompt:Add site here]

Compile image sources

See question compiling image sources here

Image sources:

(add sources here too!)

Compare to aerial images

Check through images from image sources for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

noaa imagery to scan: harvey
https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html

Irma
https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

Steps to report

• Go to Surging Seas: Risk Finder and create lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc. (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)
• Check his images for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
• His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
• If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
• Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
• We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

noaa imagery to scan: harvey
https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html

Irma
https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

• Go to Surging Seas: Risk Finder and create lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc. (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)
• Check his images for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
• His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
• If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
• Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
• We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

noaa imagery to scan: harvey
https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html

Irma
https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html

* Go to Surging Seas: Risk Finder (https://riskfinder.climatecentral.org/state/texas.us?comparisonType=county&forecastType=NCA_inthi&impact=EPA_oil&impactGroup=Contamination+Risks&level=10&unit=ft) and create lists for sites in TX that are obviously worrisome--oil refineries, sewage, nuclear etc. (you have to click the xls icon near the report area for this)
* Check his images for these locations and check if they are flooded--in some cases you can see sheen or waste
* His images have meta data with GPS aligned with plane location, so it won't be perfect--might have to search a bit
* If you find something that looks flooded or suspicious write down a simple report like on a spreadsheet
* Make sure to do a screen capture of the footage to attach to report
* We send all data back to Scott since it involves his photos (in his work this can amount to lawsuits for companies)

videoexplaining, maybe, what could be done https://youtu.be/O2bV1a1gNfA

master sheet of links https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZMti2lH4sST6Apzp_DeCQld4z4ioTmm7LdFiF8fK4A/edit#gid=1

Source information for facilities
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ipKYaoi-eYMFMwZU1qZm94d1U/view?usp=sharing

map of these data
https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/c827e7ac-e17a-4a83-a3b6-4e075f4172c6/embed_map

noaa imagery to scan: harvey
https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html

Irma
https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/irma/index.html