1. INDIANA FIRST RESPONSE MAP APPLICATION FOR FIRST RESPONDERS End-user Customization Presented By: Phil Worrall GIS Director, Pinnacle Mapping Technologies, Inc.

2. INDIANA FIRST RESPONSE MAP APPLICATION (INFRM) WORKSHOP TOPICS What is INFRM? –Application –Data Introduction to ArcReader & ArcPublisher Installing the INFRM Application & Data Key Features of the INFRM ArcReader Application INFRM Application Demo (Sullivan Co Prototype) INFRM Customization –Themes & Saved Views –Creating your own INFRM.INI file –Publishing your own PMF –Program Source Code Customization Another FREE GIS Viewing Application (AccuGlobe)

3. What is the INFRM Application? A tool for Emergency Management and Public Safety Personnel to quickly and easily view, query and search digital maps to support First Response efforts. The INFRM Application is a FREEWARE application written in C#.NET for use with ESRI’s ArcReader free GIS viewer technology. INFRM data is published using ESRI’s ArcGIS Publisher Extension and consists of the 2005 Indiana Statewide orthophotography overlaid with over 60 selected statewide vector graphics layers. (Appendix B) INFRM also supports the search and display of hazardous material information from the 2004 Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG2004) chemical database

4. Introduction to ArcReader & ArcPublisher A free, easy-to-use GIS mapping application that allows users to view, explore, and print digital map data Allow any user to view maps created with ArcGIS Publisher Leverage your investment in GIS data by publishing content to a wide audience Provide read-only viewing and query capabilities to your enterprise GIS data Allow non-GIS users to work with maps Create a unified user experience across a variety of operating systems Distribute digital maps on CD/DVD-ROM Create custom application programs built using the ArcReader SDK

5. Generic ArcReader

7. The Indiana First Response Map Application

8. Introduction to ArcReader & ArcPublisher An ESRI Extension to create pmf files in ArcGIS Demonstrate how easy it is to publish a file for ArcReader

9. Installing the INFRM Application & Data INFRM Custom Installer* –Application –Vector Data –Documentation ArcReader 9.1 2005 County Imagery Mosaics –Township Mosaics created for each Indiana County –MrSID - MG3 format 50:1cr * Operating System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 2000 (SP2 or higher), or Windows XP (SP2 or higher). See Appendix A for detailed Installation Instructions

10. Key Features of the INFRM ArcReader Application The custom Graphical User Interface (GUI) Custom Pull-down Manu Custom Tools Custom Buttons

11. Magnify WindowTable of Contents (TOC) Current Tool Map Viewing Tabs Custom ButtonsDate/Time Display View Controls Current View ScaleCursor X,Y Coordinate Display Identify Attribute Window Navigation Window Custom Tools Pull-Down Menu

12. Three (3) Map Viewing Tabs

16. Data & Layout View

17. Custom Pull-Down Menu

18. Custom Tools

20. Hyperlinks

21. Custom Buttons

22. INFRM Application Demo Sullivan Co Prototype

23. INFRM Customization Customize the application by creating your own Saved Views, Themes, and Initialization (.ini) files customized for different types of end-users or uses (e.g. police, fire, emergency management, etc…) The INFRM application can also open custom.pmf files to access different GIS data. A custom.pmf file can be created using ESRI’s ArcGIS software with the ArcPublisher extension. The C#.NET source code for the INFRM application is FREEWARE. A copy of the source code can be obtained from the State of Indiana and further customized to meet specific needs