With one click… “Help is Coming” just that fast. The user Rescue Contacts “nearest” to the emergency are notified, guided with an arrow to the rescue location and a group call and text are opened with responders.

A one click call to 911 can also be made anytime by those in need or by responders, with the rescue location intelligence mapped and shared with the 911 center.

Threat movements are tracked as a breadcrumb path. Single point emergencies, such as medical needed, are tracked as well. All are mapped and clearly illustrated with different shapes, labels, and colored icons.

For the site staff notifications are sent based on their proximity to the threat. Those too close to the threat are notified to shelter with a red X and people in the alert area are shown an arrow pointing them away from the danger, all of which is illustrated on the situational map.

If a threat encroaches, adjacent sites are notified with the option to display the threat intelligence to their site users.

If the accuracy of an indoor positioning system is needed including floor elevations, RescueGIS can be deployed using existing IPS wearable IoT devices or by adding ultra-wideband UWB IPS infrastructure.

Being aware of the threat location, smart notifications are sent to the nearest three rescue contacts for the user. If on a smart site, notifications are sent to the nearest three site security officer, having the potential to offload calls that would have gone to 911.

When the threat is in a smart city, with one click notifications are sent to the nearest three police officers or others as established by the subscribing city. At any time, with one click those in need and responders can request a higher level of response or call 911. At each notification the rescue location intelligence is shared.