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New Orleans developed a rapid property condition survey methodology that captures street-level photography using car-mounted cameras and engages community members to evaluate each parcel through a crowdsourcing application.

The City of New Orleans piloted the City Resilience Index (CRI) to serve as a holistic framework for monitoring across sectors and scales.

Miami-Dade County has developed story maps to help visualize data and communicate various resilience challenges with the community.

Miami-Dade County has developed a specialized story map to analyze optimal locations for transit stations while reimagining these stations as community resilience hubs that offer multiple public services and provide civic spaces.

Geospatial monitoring tools have been deployed to track spatial and temporal changes in mangrove ecosystems along Thane Creek, Mumbai, combining satellite imagery analysis with hydrodynamic modeling to understand coastal dynamics.

The city dashboard initiative enables municipal authorities to access and monitor information regarding urban greening and heat island effects at both city and ward levels.

Decadal rainfall data from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's Automated Weather Stations reiterates the increasing frequency of very heavy and extremely heavy rainfall events in Mumbai.

The City and County of Honolulu is developing a geospatial mapping tool that overlays food system resources and assets with vulnerable and at-risk populations to assess community needs.

Mumbai Maritime Board's modelled tide height data serves as a critical input for predicting high-tide timings and issuing storm surge warnings during extreme weather events.

Smart Urban Water represents an internet-based groundwater monitoring system coordinated from TU Delft in the Netherlands and led by Prof.