The purpose of the advisory group is to provide practical advice and input to the DHS VQiPS Working Group. Current members include senior practitioners from technology and public safety with great insight and experience, who work for effective use of quality video of first responders.
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Thursday, June 23, 2011
NPSTC Creates Video Technical Advisory Group
The National Public Safety Telecommunications Council (NPSTC) announced its new technical advisory group today. Current members are invited volunteers who are interested in video quality in Public Safety, but anyone wishign to participate is welcome to complete a Volunteer Form.
The Video Technical Advisory Group (VTAG) will provide valuable input to the Department of Homeland Security Video Quality in Public Safety (VQiPS) Initiative. Video is emerging as a new tool in Public Safety, providing critical information in transportation, crime solving, and public works efforts. The DHS's Office for Interoperability and Compatibility began the video quality project in 2009. The first VQiPS conference investigated applicable standards and produced a Users Guide, definitions standard, and user requirements framework.
The purpose of the advisory group is to provide practical advice and input to the DHS VQiPS Working Group. Current members include senior practitioners from technology and public safety with great insight and experience, who work for effective use of quality video of first responders.
The purpose of the advisory group is to provide practical advice and input to the DHS VQiPS Working Group. Current members include senior practitioners from technology and public safety with great insight and experience, who work for effective use of quality video of first responders.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Public Safety: Photos and Video Sent to 911 in Chicago
Chicago citizens now have the ability to send video and photos via 911 to the police department's crime prevention information center. Having started in September, 2010, this is the first program with this capability in the country. After review by the information center, the photos are sent to appropriate departments (either first responders or detectives investigating the incident). More than 40 images have been received by the department, most of property damage.
Read more in the Urgent Communications article.
Interested in this service for your Public Safety agency? Contact EMR today to discuss innovative communications solutions.
Read more in the Urgent Communications article.
Interested in this service for your Public Safety agency? Contact EMR today to discuss innovative communications solutions.
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