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Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) integration gives first responders immediate access to driving directions, site pre-plans, floor plans, and other information associated with the address of an emergency. |
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Intuitive map graphics display map features (such as buildings, roads, water, and land formations) as layers of visible geography that combine to form an immediately understandable model of the real world. |
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Cross-referenced emergency response handbooks allow first responders to access pertinent information about a location, chemical, or explosive device by clicking on the icon for the North American Emergency Response Guide, the First Responder Chem-Bio Handbook, or the Improvised Explosive Device Guide. |
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Role-based security allows administrators to restrict access to information stored in GEOCommand based on data type and security level. |
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Automatic data importing and synchronization saves time and resources. GEOCommand can automatically interface with existing databases and perform regularly scheduled updates, ensuring that emergency information remains current to within 24 hours. |
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Document storage allows system administrators to store documents in the GEOCommand database and associate the documents with specific sites. |
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In addition, GEOCommand offers:
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Compatibility with any radio frequency or network, from narrow bandwidths in the 220 MHz range to broadband. |
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Interactivity with radiation or other sensors deployed at an emergency site. With GPS, GEOCommand can locate the sensors and track their measurements. |
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Data sharing options for departments and municipalities. Simply provide a software CD to cooperating departments, and they can access to your GIS information according to your security restrictions.
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