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Mark Pittman
Blyncsy, Inc.
When disasters strike, transportation agencies face slow, labor-intensive damage assessments that delay critical repairs and federal relief funding. This session explores how artificial intelligence and computer vision are revolutionizing disaster response. By leveraging these technologies with imagery from Google Street View and post-event crowdsourced dash cameras, agencies can automate the identification of damaged roads, fallen signs, and other hazards in near real-time.
We will discuss real-world applications that streamline data collection, enabling agencies to prioritize repairs more effectively and expedite the complex documentation required for federal aid. Attendees will gain practical insights into integrating these innovative tools to reduce costs, improve decision-making, and enhance overall response capabilities. Join us to learn how AI-powered solutions can help your agency restore infrastructure faster and accelerate community recovery.
We will discuss real-world applications that streamline data collection, enabling agencies to prioritize repairs more effectively and expedite the complex documentation required for federal aid. Attendees will gain practical insights into integrating these innovative tools to reduce costs, improve decision-making, and enhance overall response capabilities. Join us to learn how AI-powered solutions can help your agency restore infrastructure faster and accelerate community recovery.
Seminar Title
Accelerating Disaster Recovery with AI: Automating Damage Assessments to Speed Recovery
Seminar Description
Traditional disaster damage assessments are slow, delaying repairs and federal funding. This session explores how AI and computer vision—powered by imagery from Google Street View and crowdsourced dash cameras—can automate infrastructure assessments. Learn how these technologies help agencies accelerate response, prioritize repairs, and secure the aid needed to rebuild communities faster, improving decision-making and enhancing recovery efforts.