Jamaica

A locally led drone response becomes a blueprint for future disasters

Drones, Data and AI for Disaster | August 12, 2026

Hurricane Melissa Drone Response in Jamaica

Drone Mapping for Rapid Disaster Response

Drones, Data and AI for Disaster | August 12, 2026

Creating a blueprint for locally led, globally supported drone response Created by Esri, Jamaica Flying Labs, WeRobotics

What We Learned from Our Drone Response to Hurricane Melissa

Drones, Data and AI for Disaster | June 19, 2026

Jamaica Flying Labs reflects on the key lessons carried away from being in the frontlines of the response.

Reflections from the 2026 DRM Conference - Caribbean and Central American Edition

Events & Conferences | June 12, 2026

In collaboration spaces like this we chart a path towards a future where local communities are better prepared to respond, recover, and rebuild.

Building Resilience in the Caribbean and Central America: The Drones, AI and GIS for Disaster Risk Management Conference 2025

Drones, Data and AI for Disaster | September 23, 2025

The event promises three days of connection, collaboration, and co-creation in the face of escalating climate risks.

Jamaica Flying Labs: Official Training Partner for HOT’s Drone Task Manager

Partners | November 26, 2024

Drone TM is a powerful tool that streamlines drone mapping workflows, designed for communities working at the forefront of disaster resilience and development.

A screenshot of the Zoom meeting attended by stakeholders.

Enhancing Humanitarian Relief in Haiti with Drone Technology: Insights from a Stakeholder Meeting

Drones, Data and AI for Disaster | October 13, 2024

Organised by Haiti and Jamaica Flying Labs, this meeting marked a significant step towards nurturing collaboration among key stakeholders.

A word cloud showing sentiments expressed about the creation of an open drone community in Jamaica.

Jamaica Flying Labs and Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Explore an Open Drone Community

Partners | May 6, 2024

The initiative aimed to revolutionize the way aerial data supports critical sectors like disaster management and environmental conservation in Jamaica.