Saturday, December 7, 2013

NRRC Video Series - Video 5 : Boeing Ozone Dashboards for Emergency Management

In September, the NCOIC delivered the Geospatial Community Cloud (GCC) demonstration. Sponsored by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, this demonstration showed how an interoperable, hybrid-cloud operating environment can be quickly enabled and used as a rapid response capability.While this demonstration was designed around lessons learned in the 2010 Haitian Earthquake, the effort showed how a cloud services brokerage approach could be used to quickly provide critical information technology infrastructure support to an unplanned event. The

NCOIC is an international organization for accelerating the global implementation of network centric principles and systems--to improve information sharing among various communities of interest for the betterment of their productivity, interactivity, safety, and security. The NCOIC Rapid Response Capability (NRRC) video series supports that mission by broadly disseminating information about the GCC demonstration for the good of the global community.

In this segment, Roger Bernhardt from the Advanced Concepts Strategic Development unit at Boeing Research & Technology demonstrates two Boeing Ozone Dashboard Prototypes for first responders and disaster response managers.Video topics include:
  • Geoserver pooling
  • Geospatial interoperability
  • Ozone widget framework
  • Dynamic Re-planner application
  • Operational Impact Assessment application




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1 comment:

Giovanni Carlo said...


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