CAD/FIR 191-0C1

Rapid access to design and spatial data is critical for effective response:◦ Facilities◦ Critical infrastructure◦ Employment or Occupant data tied to locations◦ Base map “framework” data

Billions of dollars have been spent on building these datasets.

• Location-based information is crucial to emergency response and homeland security

• Managers of all levels of government must effectively collect, analyze, and share geospatial data

◦Fire◦Police◦Public Works◦Public Health◦Building and Safety

◦Water◦Engineering◦Utilities

◦ All disciplines utilizing GIS software can extend the capabilities to managing and reducing the consequences of all forms of public and natural emergencies.

◦ A primary responsibility of any government is to provide safety and security for it citizens, communities, and assets.

◦Improving response capabilities

◦Identifying mitigation requirements

◦Locating resources

◦Assessing community risks

◦Providing timely decision support

◦Developing training scenarios

◦Managing field data in real time

◦Developing contingency plans

◦Improving data sharing capabilities

Skokie Campus Architectural Drawings are cleaned up (layers removed)

Symbols are added to the floorplan.

•Knox Box•Fire Hydrants•Electrical Service •Gas Shutoff•Alarm Panel

Aerial Photo – Enhanced using CAD for Planning purposes

Occupancy reports and other database information can be incorporated into the plan.

Digital Photographs can be linked to the pre-plan

Interior Building Details can be linked to the overall pre-plan

Interior Detail with Room Numbers

Plans can be used for Incident Command

• Location based information in critical

• Many departments can take advantage of GIS data

• Aids First Responder Efforts

• GIS data for planning and analysis

• Modern tools for First Responders

Autodesk Emergency Response Solutions