Crisis Communication 2.0 - Real-time Civilian Protection
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A real-time civilian protection platform that claims to push smartphone-optimized HTML5/WebKit alerts and route plans into the hands of millions, focusing on the top 25 US cities. Live demo shows a multi-touch map with Bing/Google fallback, polygon-targeted messages, crowdsourced location reporting, OpenGL population heatmaps and the ability to deprovision exits or close bridges on the map. The system models civilian movement continuously to refine dispatching and messaging; demo cuts off before large-scale results are shown.
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