ArcGIS Mobile Deployment for Orange County Sheriff s Office

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1 ArcGIS Mobile Deployment for Orange County Sheriff s Office Bergmann Associates Jeffrey Volpe, GISP GIS Business Segment Leader 8653 Baypine Road, Suite 100 Jacksonville, Florida (904) Ext. 874 jvolpe@bergmannpc.com

2 Presentation Agenda Presentation Goals Overview of Bergmann Associates GIS Business Need for ArcGIS Mobile Phased Implementation Approach Technologies Used Application Overview

3 Presentation Goals Educate and inform on mobile GIS for Sheriffs operations Business need for extending enterprise GIS out to field for Sheriffs operations Technology hurdles to consider/overcome with large mobile deployments System integration

4 Award-winning Geospatial Consulting Firm Esri Gold Tier Partner 2008 ESRI Business Partner 2007 ESRI Foundation Partner 2005 ESRI Business Partner Focus and expertise on: Enterprise Design & Implementation Web-Based Applications Mobile Applications System Integration Example Client Base: CSX, Inc. Northrop Grumman Praxair Florida DOT Osmose Broward County, FL. City of Buffalo, NY South Windsor, CT. NYS DOT San Antonio, TX. Jacksonville, FL. Montana DOT

5 Business Need for ArcGIS Mobile GIS data synching from office to field for updated mapping for first responders Extend the enterprise GIS out to the field users Incident (sketching) data synching Limitations with existing mobile mapping Routing/Logistics (Phase II or Future Phase)

6 Phased Implementation Approach Design Workshop Two day on-site workshop Functionality matrix Wire frames

7 Phased Implementation Approach Geodatabase and Mobile Map Cache A repository for feature data and associated attribute information A data structure that will provide decision support functionality A data structure that will enforce referential integrity A data structure that will enforce edit rules and support attribute constraints that provide consistent and accurate attribute data An integrated data structure that enables users to locate, view, and edit spatial and non-spatial data through application interfaces

8 Phased Implementation Approach Mobile Application Development Iterative approach Deliver small pieces of functionality Elaborate Design Construction Four delivery phases Requirements Analyze Build and Test Inception Final acceptance testing Review Transition Deploy Version 1, Version 2, etc.

9 Phased Implementation Approach Knowledge Transfer Three day knowledge/technology transfer Application documentation Final review session

10 Technologies Used ESRI Software Platform ArcGIS Server 9.3 ArcGIS Mobile 9.3 SQL Server/ArcSDE C#.NET Web Services System Integration Tiburon CAD Mobile Laptops with GPS

11 OCSO Mobile Application Overview

12 OCSO Mobile Application Overview

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14 OCSO Mobile Application Overview

15 OCSO Mobile Application Search Address

16 OCSO Mobile Application Calls for Service

17 OCSO Mobile Application Calls for Service

18 OCSO Mobile Application Calls for Service

19 OCSO Mobile Application Filters

20 OCSO Mobile Application Incidents

21 OCSO Mobile Application Incidents

22 Questions & Answers Thank You For Your Time!! Jeffrey Volpe, GISP GIS Business Segment Leader 8653 Baypine Road, Suite 100 Jacksonville, Florida (904) Ext. 874