The Tools Café

Tues & Wed, October 29 & 30
5:00pm – 7:00pm

The symposium featured a Tools Café in the poster and networking hall — an interactive and vibrant space designed to promote attendee engagement. Open both evenings during our networking receptions, attendees had an opportunity to visit tabletop displays and speak with professionals about software, management tools, and funding opportunities available for planning and decision-making. This was an excellent opportunity for attendees to network and exchange ideas while viewing posters and engaging with colleagues facing the same challenges.


Tools Café Exhibitors

The following professionals were available on one or both evenings:

  • Coastal Risk Consulting LLC - RiskFootprint™ (Tues. & Wed., October 29 & 30) — Albert Slap
    RiskFootprint™ empowers individuals, businesses and governments in the US and globally to accelerate climate resilience.
  • FDEP Resilient Florida Program (Tues. & Wed., October 29 & 30) — Krista Slyter
    The Resilient Florida Program offers a selection of grant opportunities to help communities analyze and plan for vulnerabilities, as well as implement projects for adaptation and mitigation to effectively address impacts of flooding and sea level rise.
  • Florida Institute for Built Environment Resilience, University of Florida (Tues. & Wed., October 29 & 30) — Andrea Galinski & Christian Calle Figueroa
    Resilient Cedar Key and Resilient Port St. Joe Flood Risk Dashboards
  • NOAA Office of Coastal Management (Tues. & Wed., October 29 & 30) — Doug Marcy
    NOAA's Digital Coast provides coastal data, tools and training for communities to address coastal issues
  • Climate Central & Northeast Florida Regional Council (Tues., October 29) — Dan Rizza & Fara Ilami
    FloodVision, Coastal Risk Finder
  • GeoPlan Center, University of Florida (Tues., October 29) — Crystal Goodison
    Resilience Report, an automated hazards analysis tool, and the Florida Geographic Data Library (FGDL), a library of standardized GIS data
Thank you for taking advantage of this opportunity to connect with others and staying ahead of the curve in addressing the flooding challenges.

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