In another forum topic, @K6AH noted if you were to post a question to the CERT ACE forum, I'm sure Gene, WB9COY, would respond. He has developed a cool disaster damage survey system which should be useful to all such groups.
So, that is exactly what I am doing., I would be interested in hearing about any incident reporting or damage assessment tools that might be available. I have kludged together an attempt using the Redmine project management tool. But, it is a little inflexible, and not at all easy to install and maintain. So, any good pointers are welcome.
I'm posting a brief summary on what appears to be the current (2018+) state-of-the-art for performing damage assessment (DA) in a disconnected comms environment. My hunch is that a portable Part 15 WiFi unit front-ending a portable AREDN node linked back to emergency management HQ and its Geographic Info System (GIS) server could speed the overall DA process. More info:
There appears to be a call for more real-time DA. A high-level preliminary DA is needed to support the case for a federal /presidential emergency declaration. (1) GIS vendor Esri now supports offline apps and (2) Esri offers for free a FEMA-relevant DA template as part of a smartphone / laptop app called "Survey123" that stores the field level data and then synchs it -- over any available Internet link (which could be an AREDN path) -- with a city or county's Esri GIS server. It's easy to see hams working closely with CERT groups to get disaster assessment accomplished.
Background info links: