The CAD Mapping module puts you in control of emergency situations by providing visual intelligence about an area, including street names, major buildings, landmarks, service districts, fire/EMS zones, and jurisdictional boundaries. Fully integrated for use with the CAD and Mobile AVL modules, CAD Mapping allows you to view and orchestrate the movement of multiple units on a map.

You can easily customize maps, save specific configurations for later reference, or include an image of a map in a file. Additionally, dispatchers can display aerial photos under the map to easily identify map locations.

When used with Spillman CAD and the E-911 Interface, CAD Mapping enables your agency to view calls from wireless devices on a computer-generated map, achieving Phase II compliance.

Key Features

• CAD Call Mapping automatically updates and adds calls to the map as they come in
• Unit Location Mapping shows where each unit is in real time
• Customizable Map Configurations can be saved for later use
• Drag-and-Drop Dispatching available directly from an agency’s map
• Flexible Map Options allow addition of several map layers
• Simple Mapping Toolbar easily changes map displays

Advantages

• Convenient drag-and-drop dispatching improves efficiency when routing calls.
• Accurate incident locations and the ability to insert aerial photographs on a map allow officers and emergency response units to pinpoint their destinations using addresses, latitude and longitude coordinates, or landmarks.
• User-friendly viewing window helps in configuring and saving map displays.
• Unlimited map layering capability gives dispatchers the flexibility to view street, city, fire zone, law zone, orthographic, and other views of the same map area.
• Automatic updates ensure the map is always current.
• “ Hotlinks” feature lets a dispatcher link webcams, traffic cameras, building floor plans, and other documents or images to a map.
• Customizable unit and call CAD icons are represented as map layers, facilitating easier identification and better management of units and calls.