Project BiPAS Development Consultation Invitation Presentation

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Project B i PAS INNOVATOR MARTIN.E.J.JOHNSON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE Copyright © 2016 – Martin E.J.Johnson DEVELOPMENT & DESIGN CONSULTATION PRESENTATION

Transcript of Project BiPAS Development Consultation Invitation Presentation

Project BiPAS

Project BiPASInnovator Martin.E.J.Johnson

Research & Development Associate Copyright 2016 Martin E.J.JohnsonDEVELOPMENT & DESIGN CONSULTATION PRESENTATION

Project BiPASBiPAS will be the most innovative Assured Safety and Security Network.

Utilising emerging technologies which pinpoint the exact location of a person in distress during an emergency situation and giving live information in relation to heart rate and environmental intelligence.

BiPAS will scan, find and locate people through solid barriers like the walls of a building and display live images without intruding on public privacy also giving the ability for two way communications between other Blue Light services and the person or people at risk.

BiPAS will be non-dependent on Wi-fi and will be in every home and business through out the country.

BackgroundFirst Wave Research focusing on Findings were published, the focus was on Personnel Trackers and how they could enable more rapid rescue missions.The results of the initial research paper were released to an international publication Straight Tip, Utah Fire and Rescue Academy, Utah Valley University.The research was conducted in 2012 and published in January 2013.

TurnaroundThe focus then turned to address Personnel Accountability within the Fire Service.The Emphasis was on First Responders.The subject of How technology CAN help more efficient deployment of resources whilst tracking RISKs and Firefighter performance levels whilst on active duty.

Technology AnalysisThe maximum data transfer rate of NFC (424 kbit/s) is slower than that of Bluetooth V2.1 (2.1 Mbit/s). With a maximum working distance of less than20 cm, NFC has a shorter range, which reduces the likelihood of unwanted interception.

With class 1 Bluetooth devices transmitting at 100m, which have a standard range ofapproximately 100 metersor328 feet, range is comparable to that of an 802.11b WLAN device.GPRS technology became the first stepping-stone on the path between the second-generation GSM cellular technology and the 3G W-CDMA / UMTS system. With GPRS technology offering data services with data rates up to a maximum of 172 kbps, facilities such as web browsing and other services requiring data transfer became possible. Although some data could be transferred using GSM, the rate was too slow for real data applications.Wi-Fi compatible devices can connect to the Internet via a WLAN network and a wireless access point. Such an access point (or hotspot) has a range ofabout 20 meters(66 feet) indoors and a greater range outdoors.RFID Advantages. ActiveWave systems useRFID, or Radio Frequency Identification technology. ... An ActiveWaveRFIDsystem is composed of anRFIDreader, a standard Windows based PC, andRFIDtags or transponders. TheRFIDtag is attached or placed inside of the equipment or inventory.

Technology Analysis - Communications(Tetra) network, designed and built by blue light networking supplier Airwave.The network, which went fully live in 2010 and covers all 57 fire and rescue services in Great Britain, was designed to enable the fire and rescue services to work more effectively and safely by using clearer voice communications and call group management during incidents, and to send data and status codes to and from vehicles in the field.Additionally, in several areas, Firelink is able to identify and deploy the closest available vehicle to an incident using an automated vehicle location system.

BiPAS Project ObjectivesProtecting Lives

Delivering Efficiency and Better Deployment of Resources for our Emergency Services

Deliver Real Time Data - Environment Intel

Visual & Voice Data

Performance Key Indicators

BiPAS Project Innovation Environmentally Friendly

Cost Efficient

Valuable Add On or Stand Alone

ISO 9001:2015, BS ISO/IEC 29164:2011, BS ISO/IEC 19792:2009, BS ISO/IEC 24708:2008, BS ISO/IEC 24708 , BS ISO/IEC 19784-1, BS 8887, BS 7000, BS 8888 Covering the Design, Development and Usage.

Non-dependent on Internet Connectivity Externally

BiPAS Environment Intelligence Local Environmental Risk Manager and Checklist

360 Degree Real Time Survey Measuring Wind Speed and Direction

Road Traffic Management

Building Specification Plan

Hydrant Location Plan

Personnel Attendance & Visitors including Employees off site Register

Emergency Assembly Points of all Businesses and Educational Establishments.

Video (Silent) BiPAS Scanner capture images in thermal images and only activated in the event of an emergency.

BiPAS Scan, Locate and Find Local Environmental Risk Manager and Checklist

360 Degree Real Time Survey Measuring Wind Speed and Direction

Road Traffic Management

Building Specification Plan and Internal Risk(s) Plan

Hydrant Location Plan

Locate & Find People in Distress prior to Building Entry

Two Way Communication Learn / Instruct with People in Distress

Video (Silent) BiPAS research demonstrating 180 degrees scanning. Vast data accumulation including Road Traffic and Pedestrian Traffic Management

BiPAS Scan, Locate and Find Capturing the human footprint through solid barriers; walls of a building for example

Respecting privacy

Heartbeat monitoring of all persons within hostile environment

BiPAS Development Consultation

We are now inviting Local Authorities and Professionals to forward your requirements into the development process of BiPAS, The Assured Safety and Security Network. To register your interest please click here for information pertaining to the date and venue of the consultation.