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Tampa Bay, Florida UASI Like many Sunbelt regions, the Tampa Bay UASI has experienced explosive growth, including an expanding population of more than 2.5 million and 15 million visitors each year. One-third of the state’s high tech workforce is employed in the region, which boasts many other types of industries, from biomedical manufacturing to shrimping. The region also houses Florida’s largest port and, through the convergence of major interstates and highways, serves as a transportation hub for the state. In order to protect its diverse critical infrastructure and population, the Tampa Bay UASI sought to establish a regional approach to risk management. The Tampa Bay UASI turned to Digital Sandbox for a solution that would allow its many jurisdictions to share information while compartmentalizing data based on user roles and access permissions. Digital Sandbox’s solution included:
Digital Sandbox’s solution enabled the Tampa Bay UASI to develop a common operational picture of the region’s critical infrastructure and connect users across organizational boundaries for integrated planning, management, and execution. As a result, the region was able to implement their risk management goals, including:
Using the data and analytics in its Site Profiler® system, the region is implementing the National Infrastructure Protection Program (NIPP) within the UASI. This program includes a total inventory of regional assets and key resources and a risk summary for the UASI. This will allow the region to capture and organize additional preparedness and prevention information as well as establish a regional approach for risk optimization.
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