NG9-1-1
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1:06:50Watch VideoNext Generation 9 1 1 Puts GIS on the Map
Are you ready for Next Generation 9-1-1? This webinar, featuring a panel of Public Safety experts from NENA Canada and ESWG, will provide an overview of the initiative and how municipalities and impac
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ViewAddress Management paves the road to NG9-1-1
This blog discusses why civic address data will be crucial to Next Generation 9-1-1.
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ViewNext Generation 9-1-1: Key considerations for Ontario
Here are 3 considerations to keep in mind while planning for NG9-1-1 in Ontario
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ViewNG9-1-1 and the need for data aggregation
This blog explores why data aggregation is crucial to Next Generation 9-1-1’s success and how to get your GIS data ready
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ViewNext Generation 9-1-1 and GIS Data Aggregation
This infographic demonstrates why quality data aggregation service is a key component to NG9-1-1
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2:32Watch VideoWhat is next-generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1)?
NG9-1-1 is the transition of 9-1-1 from analogue systems to IP-based systems. The change will enhance emergency number (9-1-1) services to create a faster, more resilient system allowing voice, data,
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2:59Watch VideoGIS Readiness Assessment for NG9-1-1 in the City of Guelph
Alex Brossault from the City of Guelph discusses his experience and findings from a GIS readiness assessment from Esri Canada to prepare the City and its partners for next-generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1).
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ViewNG9-1-1: The dates have changed but the urgency remains
This blog discusses the CRTC’s new NG911 timeline and how you should prepare your organization for the March 2024 deadline
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ViewNG9-1-1: How do you know that your GIS data is ready?
How you manage your data will determine how successful you will be at meeting the NG9-1-1 goals
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ViewNew Brunswick Blazes the Trail on Getting its Data Ready for NG9-1-1
Learn how the New Brunswick 911 Bureau leveraged the Public Safety GeoXchange to create a single, comprehensive and up-to-date road network and civic address database.
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ViewNG9-1-1: Is everyone using the same data?
For NG9-1-1, GIS data must meet national standards because incomplete or inaccurate data will delay locating callers and timely response to emergencies.
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ViewWill your GIS data make the grade as public safety data?
GIS data must meet national standards for next-generation 9-1-1 to accurately locate and route calls and support timely response to emergencies.
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ViewTest your data readiness for NG9-1-1
For NG9-1-1, GIS data must meet national standards because incomplete or inaccurate data will delay locating callers and timely response to emergencies.
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ViewIs your GIS data ready for NG9-1-1?
For NG9-1-1, GIS data must meet national standards because incomplete or inaccurate data will delay locating callers and timely response to emergencies.
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ViewNG9-1-1: GIS Data Accuracy and Currency
Accurate street attributes (address ranges and names) and current public safety boundary data are very important for proper routing of 9-1-1 calls.
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ViewNG9-1-1: Why we need data to be complete
Complete and standards-based data strengthens the emergency response system. NG9-1-1 will need rich and complete data to function properly.
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ViewNG9-1-1: Terms we must come to terms with
Next generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1) glossary for GIS professionals across Canada
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4:42Watch VideoNew Brunswick Blazes the Trail on Getting its Data Ready for NG9-1-1
The New Brunswick 911 Bureau is responsible for ensuring the effective and efficient delivery of 9-1-1 service to the province. Six Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) manage 9-1-1 call-taking and
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ViewNG9-1-1: A game changer in public safety
NG9-1-1 is expected to save more lives and GIS systems and services are a core function of that formula.
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ViewNG9-1-1 puts GIS on its map
GIS has an important role in Next Generation 9-1-1 in Canada–helping deliver improved data, routing of emergency calls and dispatching resources.
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