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NE Ohio Tour de Cure
Summit County ARES Assistant Emergency Coordinator Dennis Conklin, AI8P, created this depiction to maintain situational awareness during the Northeast Ohio Tour de Cure, a fundraiser for the American Diabetes Association that included nearly 500 riders on five courses simultaneously. Conklin was responsible for 45 amateur radio stations coordinating communications.
Summit County ARES Assistant Emergency Coordinator Dennis Conklin, AI8P, created this depiction to maintain situational awareness during the Northeast Ohio Tour de Cure, a fundraiser for the American Diabetes Association that included nearly 500 riders on five courses simultaneously. Conklin was responsible for 45 amateur radio stations coordinating communications.
January 2010 Earthquake in Haiti
In January 2010, a major earthquake devastated the country of Haiti. View this depiction, built with Depiction's Preparedness Add-on and data provided by the USGS, to see the epicenter, its aftershocks, intensity and more.
In January 2010, a major earthquake devastated the country of Haiti. View this depiction, built with Depiction's Preparedness Add-on and data provided by the USGS, to see the epicenter, its aftershocks, intensity and more.

The Edge of Disaster
Stephen Flynn's The Edge of Disaster has been a significant influence on Depiction's development. This sample depicts a scenario outlined in the book's introduction: a terrorist attack in Philadelphia has unleashed a poison cloud, moving across the city...
Stephen Flynn's The Edge of Disaster has been a significant influence on Depiction's development. This sample depicts a scenario outlined in the book's introduction: a terrorist attack in Philadelphia has unleashed a poison cloud, moving across the city...
Save the Smithsonian
In 1933, a hurricane caused a storm surge of over 11 feet to hit the US capital. What if a 15-foot storm surge traveled up the Potomac River and hit D.C.? Many museums lie in the potential path of the resulting flood. Could the nation's treasures be saved?
In 1933, a hurricane caused a storm surge of over 11 feet to hit the US capital. What if a 15-foot storm surge traveled up the Potomac River and hit D.C.? Many museums lie in the potential path of the resulting flood. Could the nation's treasures be saved?
Jacksonville Storm Surge
View this Depiction to see the potential impacts of five-foot and ten-foot storm surges on the Jacksonville area. What communities would be underwater? What communities would be islands? Who would stay high and (relatively) dry?
View this Depiction to see the potential impacts of five-foot and ten-foot storm surges on the Jacksonville area. What communities would be underwater? What communities would be islands? Who would stay high and (relatively) dry?
ARES Disaster Depiction
This depiction is used by emergency management groups in Snohomish County, Washington, including the Red Cross, ARES, RACES and others to coordinate regional disaster events, drills and exercises. It depicts both real and simulated disasters and hazards, plus resources such as volunteers, shelters and more.
This depiction is used by emergency management groups in Snohomish County, Washington, including the Red Cross, ARES, RACES and others to coordinate regional disaster events, drills and exercises. It depicts both real and simulated disasters and hazards, plus resources such as volunteers, shelters and more.

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