FireView™ provides Fire and Emergency Response Agencies with mapping tools to help review existing deployment policies and develop new strategies. FireView integrates Fire and EMS data with GIS allowing agencies to easily map and analyze data. By identifying incident patterns and response effectiveness, resources can be more optimally redeployed.

First Due Analysis	Station Analysis	Response Mapping	Responses Compared
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FireView™ enables you to address NFPA Standard 1710 compliance. The following analyses providing information down to the street block level for all locations:

•  First Due - Identify the first due within a specified response time.

•  Running Order - Identify the full running orders.

•  Concentration - Determine the number of stations able to respond within a specific response time at any location.

•  Station Analysis - Analyze the response capabilities of Fire/EMS stations. Determine the estimated response zones and incident coverage by drive time.

•  Response Comparison - Compare estimated response times with actual response times.

•  Response Time Maps - Create average response time maps for any boundary layer.

•  New! Temporal Response Index Report - this report depicts the average response time or total calls per hour graphically. Some example reports include Average Response Time and Total Number of Calls.

FireView™ incident analysis enables you to:

•  Visualize incident patterns
•  Map repeat calls
•  Create density maps
•  Analyze new station locations or relocations
•  Maximize limited resources
•  Adjust district boundaries
•  Locate arsonists
•  Map fires by proximity to landmarks
•  Identify high risk areas
•  Analyze trends over time
•  Compare Fire/EMS data to demographic data

For more information on FireView™ please contact our sales staff at: (800) 228-1059 or send an e-mail to: sales@theomegagroup.com.

 

FireView™ to Aid New Orleans Fire Department with Resource Allocation and Building Permitting

Recovery efforts continue for New Orleans in the wake of hurricanes Katrina and Rita. In order to better serve the public, New Orleans Fire Department is implementing FireView. The analysis tools within FireView will be used to assess response times as well as help allocate limited resources as efficiently as possible.

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