Fire department mission
Using SkylineGlobe’s robust and comprehensive API, you can freely design and develop a customized 3D geospatial web or desktop application that provides public safety personnel with an interactive 3D environment and tools to better prepare and respond to a public safety incident. Rapid access to extensive data from multiple agencies and sources, displayed in a geospatial medium enables public safety personnel to mitigate the effects of natural and man-made disasters.
Experience seamless integration into existing applications and systems
You can integrate an interactive 3D environment into an already existing web or desktop application, thereby eliminating the need for time-consuming switches between systems and manual correlation of information.
Visualize information in a geographic context
SkylineGlobe can be used to visually display threats in conjunction with geographic data, such as population density, transportation and evacuation routes, and critical infrastructure and assets. This supports the planning and rehearsal of responses to potential threats, and their implementation in the event of an actual threat to public security. Sensors with live data feeds provide the geospatial knowledge to monitor and respond to emergencies as they happen in real-time.
Build precise high quality databases
SkylineGlobe provides robust tools for collection, fusion, and management of imagery, elevation, and feature layers for the creation of photo-realistic geographically accurate databases.
Deliver data rapidly to operators and decision makers
With SkylineGlobe’s powerful server applications, optimized cache databases, dynamic update and native data streaming capabilities, massive quantities of geospatial data can be updated and published quickly, for swift informed decision-making. Our open standards enable data to be shared with or read from any application that supports the standard OGC WFS, KML and WMS protocols.
Identify points of vulnerability and locations of critical assets
Using SkylineGlobe’s robust API, powerful analysis tools can be created to increase awareness of geographical features, which increase vulnerability. This analysis, combined with information layers, regarding high-risk external features, such as power lines and chemical plants, and critical resources, such as wildlife habitats or endangered plants, can be used by public safety officials to develop the most effective mitigation and protection strategies.
Collaborate with fellow personnel and analysts
SkylineGlobe offers powerful and simple to use tools for collaborative analysis of data.
Public Safety Applications
Skyline software supports Public Safety management before and during a crisis:
Planning
SkylineGlobe technology provides powerful tools to prepare for potential public safety incidents. You can integrate SkylineGlobe’s 3D visualization capabilities into risk assessment software to enable accurate visualization of where emergencies are most likely to occur, how quickly they will spread (based on terrain, weather or other factors), and what areas, if affected, will sustain damage to vital infrastructure, population centers, or important natural resources. This knowledge can be used to decide where new fire and police stations, and hospitals should be built, and what equipment they should be stocked with to allow them to effectively respond to future emergencies.
Skyline’s software can also be used to effectively plan and rehearse emergency responses. Ground and/or air representations of anticipated emergency situations can be generated to give emergency service personnel the opportunity to envision and rehearse future field operations. Analysts can assess potential approaches and quickest evacuation routes based on surrounding terrain or physical structures.
Command and Control
Skyline solutions provide significantly enhanced capabilities to command and control information centers. With Skyline’s software, unit status and location, and evacuation and transportation route information can be updated, on-the-fly with data from sensors with live data feeds or from first-responders on the scene. This information can be streamed within minutes to the emergency personnel’s Command and Control center so that they can modify evacuation routes and emergency personnel deployment as required.
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