- MapInfo has offered its expertise to those working on remediation.

- ESRI- Boston has sent technical staff to NY City to aid in efforts there.  ESRI wrote this letter to the GIS community.

- Space Imaging has a gallery of IKONOS and other imagery of both the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

- EI Technologies / EI Charitable Foundation Requests Contributions to Help NYC Victims

- SPOT Image has several images of the destruction.

- NASA has imagery from the International Space Station and its Terra Satellite.

- General Electric, parent to GE Smallworld, has donated $10 million to help families of rescue personnel who perished in the attack.

- Lexis/Nexis, who lost two executives from its parent company, is providing access to background information on the attack to all.

- URHere Inc. created a special map of the NY area especially helpful for those looking for hospitals and relief centers.  This regularly updated Flash map includes such things as where electricity and phone service are available.

- Gartner Group has made its research on topics relevant to the attack available for free.  Those needing further information can request enhanced access.

- i-cubed is providing imagery and 3-D building data of NY and the pentagon for non-commercial use.

- Intergraph CEO Jim Taylor, noted:  "We have all been shocked and saddened by the terrorist attacks. As a company, we want to express our condolences to those who have suffered so terribly, and we also want to unite behind those who must now deal with the aftermath." 

According to a statement from the company, Intergraph is doing a great deal to support the activities now underway in the affected cities.

- GlobeXplorer is providing imagery.

- Itronix Donates 20 Ultra-Rugged Notebook PCs To FEMA, World Trade Center Emergency Teams

Interactive Map for Emergency Information (IMEI), provides information on the WTC attacks, including car and pedestrian restrictions, utility outages, etc., in and around "Ground Zero" in the lower Manhattan area. 

PlanGraphics staff created the "Interactive Map for Emergency Information" (IMEI) which provides information on the WTC attacks, including car and pedestrian restrictions, utility outages, etc., in and around "Ground Zero" in the lower Manhattan area. The IMEI Web-site is updated daily by PlanGraphics staff and can be viewed at www.nyc.gov/html/oem/html/emols/emols_wtc.html.