EverythingResilience & Technical Communication
StoryMaps and map inserts
One topic, or a named hazard set, wrapped so a room can actually follow it.
- One-topic or named set
- Not-to-exceed
- GIS via teammate
- ASG wrap
- Not a PE seal
A flood, watershed, or energy project often has to explain itself to people who will not open a geodatabase. The StoryMap is the meeting; the insert is the packet.
A named StoryMap package, not a standing GIS program: diagnose the audience and the materials you already have, map one topic or a named hazard set, wrap narrative and accessibility around the drawing, and hand over a file a room can follow. GIS production runs through a named teammate. Not hydrology, not a PE seal, not EPC.
Same method as the rest of the practice: diagnose the operating system, map the risk or workflow, improve the procedure or digital tool, produce evidence and a usable handoff.
What you get
- A one-topic StoryMap or a named set
- Accessible narrative wrap
- Insert-ready exports
- Handoff notes
How resilience & technical communication runsSee the method
- 01Understand the operating system
- 02Map the risk or workflow
- 03Improve the procedure or digital tool
- 04Produce evidence and a usable handoff
- WCAG 2.1 AA on the wrap
- Named topic or set
- Not-to-exceed on the map work
- Handoff you own
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