1. June 24, 2014 John Merrill Deputy Director, Office for Interoperability & Compatibility First Responders Group Science and Technology Directorate 1 First Responders Group Office for Interoperability & Compatibility

2. Organizational Changes Dr. Reginald Brothers Under Secretary Dr. Robert Griffin Deputy Under Secretary (Acting) Jay Martin FRG Director (Acting) Dan Cotter FRG Deputy Director (Acting) / OIC Director S&T Directorate FRG and OIC

3. 3 DHS Science and Technology Mission To strengthen America’s security and resilience by providing knowledge products and innovative technology solutions to the Homeland Security Enterprise

4. 4 Mission : Strengthen responders’ ability to protect the homeland FRG Mission and Guiding Principles Providing solutions that save lives Guiding Principles :  Our collaborations save lives  The operational needs of first responders drive our projects  We build on existing investments  We support easy-to-use solutions  We transition technologies to operations

5. 5 178 5,815 4,360 178 61 3,479 440 34 National 24K stations 170 1,120 19,902 10,000 3,637 47 COMM/911 6,153 EMS - 20,000 LE - 17,000 Fire - 30,170 and similar health facilities 5,000 Colleges & Universities 6,900 Departments 14,800 Social Services 210,427 Utilities 16,960 327 Transportation 217,926 Public Works ~24,000 Media 14,650 Chemical, Oil and Gas 2,500 Restoration & Repair 402,440 >1.5 million NGOs Veterinarians 21,731 Schools 132,656 Telecom & IT 11,000 Sports Facilities 1,965 State, Tribal, Local Govts 39,3130 Telematics Providers 16,960 Doctors’ Offices, Nursing Homes 19,286 EMPLOYERS 7,601,160 Mental Health Services 15,000 Federal Agencies 16,960 308,500 Insurance Companies Our Stakeholder Community

6. 6 Wireless Vital Signs Monitoring

7. 7 FINDER

8. 8 Virtual Shooter

9. 9 Wireless Broadband Technology Demonstrator

10. 10 Other First Responder Challenges… Spotting a Signal Jamming Device Possible—but not definitive—indications of jammer activity. (Problems unrelated to jammers may also cause these conditions.) inability to transmit or receive on two-way radios outside of known “dead zones”; unusual sounds on designated frequencies, such as unintelligible electronic white noise, intermittent electronic chirping, or unusual tones; technical difficulties that appear and disappear intermittently; lack of audible click when keying a microphone; abrupt loss of communications, especially if stationary; and loss of lock, intermittent disruption, or general failure of a GPS receiver or GPS-enabled device. To report the use or marketing of any signal jammer, call the FCC Jammer Tip Line: 1-855-55-NOJAM (1-855-556-6526)

11. 11 HammerHead Jammer Locator LCD Port Mounting Hardware Input Power & Data Port Input Power & Data Port On/Off Switch On/Off Switch Antenna Radome Text Area in Center Displays: 1) Self Test results for 10 seconds after power-up 2) Jammer Band Indicator Arrow Indicates Jammer’s Direction LCD Brightness Received Signal Strength Counter increments every second to indicate unit is operational LCD user display provides Jammer direction and received signal strength information

12. 12 Contact Information John Merrill O: (202) 254-5604 M: (202) 731-9628 E-mail: John.Merrill@hq.dhs.gov