Launch in to Next Generation 9-1-1 GIS
with SpatialStation.
Improving and managing your spatial
data quality today and positioning your
organization for NG9-1-1 requirements,
is our focus. With 911 Datamaster,
success begins before the call is made.
Visit us at 911Datamaster.com.
Product Specif icat ions:
TM
 Microsoft Server-based for ease of use,
lower cost and easy maintenance
 Provides the ability to synchronize GIS
databases with the MSAG & ALI in
support of NENA recommendations as
outlined in information document 71-501
 Fully compatible with NENA GIS Data
Collection and Maintenance Standards as
outlined in document 02-014
 Interfaces directly with 9-1-1 LVF / ECRF
software for spatial data updates
 Supports ArcGIS v10.0 and v10.1
Product Feat ures:
 ESRI based
 GIS edits prompt user for required
9-1-1 attribute inputs
 Interface configuration options for
accessing a variety of data sets
 Administrator password protection for
configuration settings
 Address Point Checks
 Address Point to ALI Compare
 ALI Build / Export
 Road Centerline Checks
 Road Centerline to MSAG Compare
 MSAG Build / Export
 MSAG to ESZ Compare
 Geometry Checks (Topology verification)
 Feature review, auditing and report
generation
 Integration with ‘DataNexus’ for seamless
LVF / ECRF data provisioning
 Supported by 911 Datamaster’s
comprehensive, 24/7/365 software
support
.
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Flexible and user-configurable, SpatialStation is designed to help GIS
users build and validate mission critical spatial data to support the
requirements of 9-1-1 Next Generation functionality for public safety
and emergency response.
GIS data is ‘the’ critical element for any successful deployment and operation of a
NG9-1-1 geospatial routing solution. For years local governmental entities have
been developing and maintaining data for use in static 9-1-1 map display
applications to plot incoming ALI locations. In the i3 world this same data will also
be required to determine the appropriate PSAP to which a live call is to be routed.
Accuracy and timeliness of GIS data updates is a growing concern for i3. 911
Datamaster is providing new reliable and efficient tools to help 9-1-1 GIS
administrators address these needs with SpatialStation.
Before GIS data can be used in a live call-routing environment, it is vital that it is
evaluated by dependable QA / QC processes to verify its completeness and
accuracy and that each graphical element has sound topological integrity. The data
must also be reconciled with the ALI / MSAG to make sure all address points and
road centerlines are present and correctly represented. Unless this work is
performed regularly and consistently, inaccurate or incomplete spatial data can
result in incorrect call routing.
To support this essential aspect of NG9-1-1, 911 Datamaster has developed
SpatialStation, a complete set of 9-1-1 focused GIS editing and analysis tools.
These tools will not only allow GIS administrators to more easily develop their
required data but will also identify any missing yet required database attributes.
They will also provide a variety of spatial checks to pinpoint and correct problems
with graphical elements.
SpatialStation integrates seamlessly with 911 Datamaster’s DataNexus
application (LVF / ECRF) in support of synchronization between USPS, MSAG and
GIS databases. This integration also facilitates direct export of i3 ready GIS data in
to the call routing system. Together SpatialStation and DataNexus help 9-1-1
authorities ensure that they have the best possible data for use in a live NG9-1-1 i3
geospatial call routing environment.
For specific inquiries, contact Eric Regnier at [email protected]
For sales, email [email protected]
For support, email [email protected]
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