


Project Management & Disaster Recovery
EMA brings field documentation, project management, cost tracking and disaster recovery together in one place.
Capture damage, GPS locations, photos and dimensions. Track force account labor, contractors, equipment, debris and costs. Organize documentation, use built-in recovery calculators, connect Damage Inventory to projects, and generate reports—all while the work is happening.
Built for the field. Organized for the office. Ready for recovery.
Track debris removal, emergency work, roads, buildings, utilities, and parks on any project — with built-in FEMA Categories A–G and Z support, GPS mapping, and load-ticket documentation.
Clock in/out for force-account employees and contractors, with automatic straight-time and overtime calculation tied to each damaged facility.
Generate professional PDF project reports and cost-tracking CSVs for any workflow — including FEMA-ready submissions and Hazard Mitigation (Appendix J) proposals.
Estimate materials, debris, and costs for any recovery or construction project
Uses trunk cylinder volume × 1.6 canopy factor. Densities: softwood 800 lb/cy, hardwood 1,100 lb/cy, mixed 1,000 lb/cy (green weight).
Density: vegetative 500 lb/cy, construction 1,000 lb/cy, white goods 250 lb/cy (compacted).
Density of Rip Rap (6–12"): 2,410 lb/yd³ (1.21 t/yd³).
Ready-mix in cubic yards, or bag count (60 lb = 0.45 cu ft, 80 lb = 0.6 cu ft).
Asphalt hot mix density: ~145 lb/cu ft (3,915 lb/cu yd).
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