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The future of GIS data
Critical to the success of NG9-1-1
GIS data plays a critical role in NG9-1-1. In the NENA i3 Next Generation 9-1-1 architecture, all calls are routed based on location, including wireline 9-1-1 calls. This presents new challenges and requirements for local and regional GIS data planning and management.
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Case Study
ACOG: Public Safety GIS Data Distribution
The 9-1-1 Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) and GeoComm needed to synchronize GIS data updates made by both of their GIS departments to the ACOG regional data set. In addition, the most current GIS data set needed to be distributed to all 22 regional PSAPs covering an area of 3,000 square miles.
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Narrowbanding
The narrowbanding deadline is approaching
Public safety agencies operating in a wideband (25 kHz) system in the VHF or UHF land mobile band are affected by the mandatory narrowbanding requirements of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). These requirements apply to agencies applying for licenses and those with current licenses.
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GeoLynx® EOC
Interoperable technology built on ArcGIS server
GeoLynx EOC brings crucial data together for viewing anywhere there is a Web browser: in your office, on your laptop, in your vehicle, in a conference room, and in many locations across your jurisdiction or across the country.
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Case Study
Nebraska: Statewide GIS data and Mapped ALI Interoperability
In the early 2000s the State of Nebraska recognized that public safety answering points (PSAPs) would need GIS data and software for wireless Phase I and II call locating. This is different from other states that determined mapping was only beneficial for Phase II calls. The Nebraska Public Service Commission (PSC) recognized that other state agencies and local governments could also benefit from the creation of county by county GIS data for use by the entire state – interoperable GIS.
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