2008 UASI Grants Regional Preparedness via I/O Technology and Geospatial Data.

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2008 UASI Grants Regional Preparedness via I/O Technology and Geospatial Data

UASI Investments 1REGIONAL INTEROPERABLE RADIO COMMUNICATIONS PROJECT 2REGIONAL PREPAREDNESS VIA I/O TECHNOLOGY AND GEOSPATIAL DATA 33Cs DATA NETWORK 3REGIONAL TERRORISM THREAT ASSESSMENT CENTER (RTTAC) 5CBRNE/WMD DETECTION AND RESPONSE 6CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND KEY RESOURCE PROTECTION 7STRENGTHEN EMERGENCY PLANNING AND CITIZEN PREPAREDNESS 8ENHANCE EMERGENCY MGT MUTUAL AID AND CATASTROPHIC EVENT PLANNING 9INTEGRATED RECORDS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (Coplink) - MULTI UASI

UASI Funding Breakdown

Regional Preparedness via I/O Technology and Geospatial Data

Fire Services GDB Data Development and Integration Digital Target Hazard Plans Fire Hazard and Risk Mapping

San Diego Regional Emergency Geospatial Information Network Serve as a regional geo data source for the critical infrastructure sectors and key resource categories Network that connects local jurisdictions, public agencies, and utilities Serve the needs of public safety personnel on a day-to-day basis and during catastrophic emergency events

SDREGIN 2007 UASI Funds Inventory of existing infrastructure layers Needs assessment of emergency GIS requirements Gap analysis Oversight and management model Design, implementation, maintenance and security document 2008 UASI Funds Implementation

Other Projects Interoperable Computer Aided Dispatch Fire & Law Enforcement Mobile Data Computers Command Vehicle Modular Equipment TLO Smartphones ARJIS PacWIN/eWatch