Critical Issue

"We don’t have the information we need when and where we need it in the field." – Chief of Police, City Police Department

Reasons for the Problem

• Computerized systems are too difficult and time-consuming to implement efficiently in the field.
• Officers push back against complicated processes that can distract from their primary responsibilities.
• With web-based systems, connectivity is not always available in remote areas.

Impact

• Information transfer is limited to short morning briefings – and even shorter memory spans.
• Responders do not have all of the critical information that may assist in keeping themselves and the public safe.

The ADASHI 3.0 Solution

• ADASHI 3.0 automatically presents geo-information including non-emergency "most wanted" lists.
• The emergency site’s critical infrastructure is pointed out en route.
• Officers can also view on-scene multi-angle aerial photography of the site.
• Tactical view including: location assignments, current vehicle locations and command annotations all overlaid on the incident map.
• Incident command structure and resource assignments.

Routing, geographical information, tactical views and annotation provide officers with critical scene information