CAD/FIR 191-0C1
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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