Integrating Mobile Resources Into the Homeland Security Enterprise
Integrating Mobile Resources Into the Homeland Security Enterprise W. Brant Howard
FIRE
POLICE
EMS
Mobile
Public Works
Service Fleets
The Problem: First Responder Coordination is Poor or Non-Existent The challenge is disparate: z Public Agencies z Geographies z Communication Networks z Sensor Networks, and z Legacy Systems Dispatcher is “blind” to other agency’s resources and mobile asset status Government and Industry are requiring Cooperation among: z Homeland Security z Border Patrol z First Responders Requirements for: z Decreased Response Time z Reduce Voice Traffic z Interoperability for Mutual Aid z Improved Fleet Efficiency
Police Dept. of Transpt.
FEMA
HighMutual SpeedAid Chase
Highway Patrol
Fire
EMS
Sheriff
Mobile Resource Management Systems Provides Improved Command and Control Dispatcher Visibility z
Visibility Provides z z z z
z
z z
Right Resources Right People Right Place Right Time
Seamless interoperability across geographies and networks Reduced voice traffic on radio networks Tracking becoming industry “Standard of Care” that must be met
AGENCY
Police
Fire
EMS
Cruiser
Pump
Paramedic Ambu.
Stopped
38 mph
Stopped
--
SW
--
STATUS
Code 6
Code 3
Code 7
OTHER
Shotgun Removed
Light ON Siren ON
On Scene
RESOURCE
SPEED DIRECTION
Mobile Resource Management z
Five Components of a System z
z z
z
z
Mobile Hardware device, GPS, Radio, Sensor, Computer, PDA Mode of Transport, wireless, wireline Data interoperability server to manage disparate communication systems and devices GIS data to support applications, map data imagery, pictures, drawings Management software, CAD, incident management software, workflow, application specific software that enables the customer to make decisions real time
Deliver Location and Status of Mobile Resources and Sensors to the HS Enterprise z
Flexible, Interoperable Solutions z z
z z
z z
Client / Server Web Based
Redundant Systems Provide the real time data to your application with an open environment server Archive the data for replay, training and after action Data delivery supports CAD, Incident Management and GIS based applications
Architecture of MRM Integrated With ArcGIS Serving Real Time Data
RED Center , Northbrook, IL z
Challenges z z z z
z
Multi agency fire dispatch Large geographic area Very busy call center No digital maps in dispatch
Results z z z z z
Visibility of entire RED fleet and RED service area Increased safety Leveraged ESRI GIS investment Better mutual aid response Who pays whom?
Making GIS Move… z z
z
Combining GIS with real time data allows users to make better decisions with enterprise software solutions The five fundamentals of Mobile Resource Management z Hardware z Connectivity z Data interoperability server z GIS Data z Decision making software tool
Interoperability of disparate location and sensor data into CAD, Incident Management and other enterprise software products enables command and control while reducing voice traffic
FIRE
POLICE
EMS
Mobile
Public Works
Service Fleets
The Problem: First Responder Coordination is Poor or Non-Existent The challenge is disparate: z Public Agencies z Geographies z Communication Networks z Sensor Networks, and z Legacy Systems Dispatcher is “blind” to other agency’s resources and mobile asset status Government and Industry are requiring Cooperation among: z Homeland Security z Border Patrol z First Responders Requirements for: z Decreased Response Time z Reduce Voice Traffic z Interoperability for Mutual Aid z Improved Fleet Efficiency
Police Dept. of Transpt.
FEMA
HighMutual SpeedAid Chase
Highway Patrol
Fire
EMS
Sheriff
Mobile Resource Management Systems Provides Improved Command and Control Dispatcher Visibility z
Visibility Provides z z z z
z
z z
Right Resources Right People Right Place Right Time
Seamless interoperability across geographies and networks Reduced voice traffic on radio networks Tracking becoming industry “Standard of Care” that must be met
AGENCY
Police
Fire
EMS
Cruiser
Pump
Paramedic Ambu.
Stopped
38 mph
Stopped
--
SW
--
STATUS
Code 6
Code 3
Code 7
OTHER
Shotgun Removed
Light ON Siren ON
On Scene
RESOURCE
SPEED DIRECTION
Mobile Resource Management z
Five Components of a System z
z z
z
z
Mobile Hardware device, GPS, Radio, Sensor, Computer, PDA Mode of Transport, wireless, wireline Data interoperability server to manage disparate communication systems and devices GIS data to support applications, map data imagery, pictures, drawings Management software, CAD, incident management software, workflow, application specific software that enables the customer to make decisions real time
Deliver Location and Status of Mobile Resources and Sensors to the HS Enterprise z
Flexible, Interoperable Solutions z z
z z
z z
Client / Server Web Based
Redundant Systems Provide the real time data to your application with an open environment server Archive the data for replay, training and after action Data delivery supports CAD, Incident Management and GIS based applications
Architecture of MRM Integrated With ArcGIS Serving Real Time Data
RED Center , Northbrook, IL z
Challenges z z z z
z
Multi agency fire dispatch Large geographic area Very busy call center No digital maps in dispatch
Results z z z z z
Visibility of entire RED fleet and RED service area Increased safety Leveraged ESRI GIS investment Better mutual aid response Who pays whom?
Making GIS Move… z z
z
Combining GIS with real time data allows users to make better decisions with enterprise software solutions The five fundamentals of Mobile Resource Management z Hardware z Connectivity z Data interoperability server z GIS Data z Decision making software tool
Interoperability of disparate location and sensor data into CAD, Incident Management and other enterprise software products enables command and control while reducing voice traffic
