Mapping
What types of information are the most meaningful to
be mapped for your operations? Is it location of key
assets, crime statistics,
population density, or demographics? Or is it real-time
information, like the location of vehicles on duty?
Or perhaps it is a combination of static and real-time
information if business continuity is your motivation.
Chances are that the answer varies depending on your
mission and even based upon the different roles individuals
play in your organization.
TSI is here to assist your organization to access and collect the types
of information needed and display this visually as overlays
on a map, exposing patterns and trends that might otherwise
go unnoticed.
TSI can also customize these layers of information to
meet the needs of various personnel and deliver it in
its most appropriate form - via a desktop PC, on the
web, or through a wireless device. By customizing and
extending MapInfo or other popular mapping products
to provide comprehensive solutions, TSI can deliver
new insights into your organization, and can dramatically
improve your planning, effectiveness, and overall productivity.
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Spatial
Analysis
How can you effectively control the crime "hotspots"
if you don't know for certain where they really are?
Is there some type of pattern emerging for horrific
events occurring across your county, state, or the nation?
How can you know?
Mapping and overlaying various
types of information can certainly provide some level
of insight quickly. But many matters of public safety
are best analyzed using several data types - a process
that doesn't necessarily rely on visually identifying
particular patterns that can appear in the presentation
of a map. That's where TSI can help. TSI can provide
solutions that pick up where visual mapping ends. That
ranges from sophisticated database pattern searching
and detection, to merely providing sets of information
selected by their spatial component in text form at
a critical point in time - for example, providing the
addresses and phone numbers of residences directly in
the path of a toxic gas plume to facilitate an evacuation. |