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Geospatial Computing

Lifeline

Screenshots of Lifeline dispatcher web application consisting of a a 2D aerial map on the right overlayed with a selected dispatch location and a list of events/personnel on the left. Overlayed on top of the screenshot is a smartphone with the Lifeline app login screen.
An integrated system that enables exploration of innovative healthcare delivery models, linking those in immediate need of emergency medical services with those qualified individuals that are nearby and capable of responding.
Sponsor: Texas A&M Health
  • Competencies: Medical Technology, Geospatial Computing, Mobile Data Collection
  • Industries: Emergency Response, Local & State of Texas

RRS

RELLIS Reservation System

Screenshot of the RELLIS Reservation System (RRS) that tracks the current operations taking place across the RELLIS campus. The screenshot displays a aerial map of the campus with reserved 50 square meter reserved regions color-coded by ground or airspace and embedded with symbology indicating various limiting conditions.
A web-based system for specifying, requesting, reserving, and approving activities occurring on the RELLIS proving and training grounds. This system enables increased visibility, management, and deconfliction of the requirements, intentions, and operations for activities from the ground, air, and radio frequency spectrum perspectives to improve the day-to-day operations and safety across the RELLIS proving and training grounds.
Sponsor: Texas A&M University System
  • Competencies: Geospatial Computing, Data Visualization
  • Industries: Facility Management, Decision Support, Texas A&M University System