Natural disasters are known to have devastating impacts on local, national, and international economies. With natural disasters estimated to affect 218 million people on average per year, it is crucial that municipalities and their partners source quality data to help implement post-disaster economic recovery plans. These plans ensure a speedy recovery for communities and economies affected by these events. Location intelligence, built on human mobility patterns, aids municipalities and economic development organizations (EDOs) in building these plans by providing insight into the members of the community they serve and are looking to help. Here are three key applications for location…
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