Transcript Pag Washington State Interoperability Executive Committee Members include: • Chief Al Compaan, Edmonds • Chief Jim Sharp, West Pierce • Clallam County Commissioner Mike Doherty • Mayor.

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Washington State Interoperability
Executive Committee
Members include:
• Chief Al Compaan, Edmonds
• Chief Jim Sharp, West Pierce
• Clallam County Commissioner Mike Doherty
• Mayor Jennifer Gregorson
• Patti Kelly, Whitcom 911 Director
• Bill Benedict, Clallam Sheriff
• Emergency Mgmt Director Stephanie Fritts
• State Patrol Chief John Batiste
• Adjutant General Bret Daugherty
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TWITTER AND FACEBOOK
AND APPS, OH MY
This Ain’tYour Grandpa’s Network and
These Won’t Be Your Grandma’s Apps
2014 Indiana Next Generation Public Safety Communications
Conference
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With apologies to …
… Matt Groening (Simpsons)
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FirstNet Ain’t your Grandpa’s radio
network …
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These aren’t your Grandma’s apps …
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Danger
Will Robinson
Danger Danger Danger
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Bill Schrier - Not
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Bill
Schrier
- Not
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Bill Schrier
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Chair, Washington State Interoperability
Executive Committee (SIEC)
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Retired Chief Technology Officer,
City of Seattle
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Former Chair, PSST – OAC
(21 governments building 4G LTE)
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Former police officer (Iowa)
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My premise today …
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No matter what you think of FirstNet
or Verizon or AT&T or Sprint or TMobile or U. S. Cellular …
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… smartphones and tablet computers
and wireless data and apps are here to
stay and will become mission-critical
for responders …
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… state and local government officials
should plan for statewide and
nationwide interoperability of our
mission-critical data apps including
voice …
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Our Goal should be:
Statewide and
Nationwide data and
app interoperability,
no matter what
network they run on.
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VIDEO
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The power of video …
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Transit
Boston
Surveillance
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The only problem with video …
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There’s an “app for that” …
www.leedir.us
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RECOGNITION
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Tagging
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Facial Recognition
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Augmented Reality
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NOSE
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NOSE
The Network of Stuff Expanded
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Better known as …
The “Internet of Things” ( IoT )
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IoT Responder Applications
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IoT Responder Applications
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Electronic beehives, weather stations ...
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IoT Responder Applications
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IoT Responder Applications
Autonomous Vehicles
Intelligent
Transportation
Systems
Connected Vehicles
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ROBOTS
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Remote Incident Management
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THE BIRDS AND THE
BEES AND THE DRONES
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Speaking of Droning ...
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Drones have
a bad
reputation
Industry
wants
to fix
that… …
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Unpiloted Aerial Vehicles ...
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Unpiloted Aerial Vehicles ...
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APPS
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My Neighborhood Map
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Building Apps from Open Data
Mobile
App:
Seattle
Emergency
“Radio”
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311 App Ecosystem - Boston
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Citizens Connect
Commonwealth Connect
Statewide?
City Worker
Linking Workers &
Citizens
“streetcred”
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Apps ...
Stumble Safely
Rapid Responder
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PRIORITY
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“1952 hrs: Emergency services advising that cell phones are
no longer working.”
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Today: who has priority on
Commercial Cellular
Networks?
OR
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FIRSTNET’S
BAND 14 IN ALL
DEVICES
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Next Generation 9-1-1 ...
173M U. S. smart phones
• 71.8% of adults
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Should FirstNet be in every Smart
Phone for anyone calling 911 ?
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Volunteers ...
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THE CONNECTED
RESPONDER
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Game changer? ...
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The connected responder ...
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CONCLUSION
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Think Big
There are just a few first
responders – but our
disasters are too big for
first responders alone.
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We think of FirstNet as this …
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But think of interoperable apps …
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And a wide-ranging vision for public
safety in our state …
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Get the Best Possible Design for
FirstNet in Washington State
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What’s Indiana’s Vision?
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Bill Schrier
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Chair, Washington State Interoperability
Executive Committee (SIEC)
Office of the CIO
[email protected]
http://onenet.wa.gov
360.902.3674
Twitter @billschrier
http://schrier.wordpress.com
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My Answer to that is …
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Washington State’s Goal