CLSS is a no-cost tool for states, localities, tribal nations, and territories. In development since 2022, the CLSS is now available to SLTT and other emergency management agencies for testing. Brian Blake, CUSEC’s Executive Director, said of the CLSS project:

There are thousands of individuals in the United States trained in pre/post disaster building inventory and safety inspections. Currently, there is no standardization of the use and deployment of these critical resources following a multi-jurisdictional disaster, within the emergency management structure.

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CUSEC is Canada's longest running student-led software engineering conference. Founded in 2002, the conference has offered unique and diverse tech experiences to students. CUSEC 2025 will be the 24th conference.

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Official website for the 2025 edition of the Canadian University Software Engineering Conference.

CUSEC 2023 will be held on January 12, 13, & 14 at the Hotel Bonaventure located in Downtown Montreal, QC.

Our speakers are at the heart of CUSEC. These thought leaders, innovators and pioneers in their fields. Their insights and experiences will inspire you to think differently and challenge the status quo.

The Regional Information Sharing Platform (RISP) is an ArcGIS Online based environment managed by CUSEC, where CUSEC member states and other partners coordinate to improve regional information sharing and situational awareness.