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HAZMAT Evac (v. 1.0.2) Разработано ARA Developer |
The HAZMAT Evac App displays the Isolation and Protection Zones in accordance with the 2008 Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) developed jointly by Transport Canada (TC), the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), the Secretariat of Transport and Communications of Mexico (SCT) and with the collaboration of CIQUIME (Centro de Información Química para Emergencias) of Argentina.
Features of the app include:
•Displays Isolation and Protection zones overlaid on Google Maps
•Allows various means to input wind direction: automatic retrieval from the US National Weather Service (US locations), Meteorologisk Institutt (Worldwide), or user selected direction
•Location input via address look-up, GPS location, coordinate input, or through a map interface
•Results shown geographically as well as text based
•Automatically creates email capturing incident details, map image, and zone shapefiles and KML files for the user to send without leaving the application, providing a shared understanding across all incident personnel
•Shapefile and KML files are easily imported into other map applications like WebEOC or Google Earth
•Includes ERG reference information for easy access
•Provides access to approximately 3,300 materials; allows sorting alphabetically and by chemical number, user defined search text, and filtering by user-defined favorites
•Provides in-app contact list for direct calling that includes all contacts listed in the 2008 ERG
Send feedback to AndroidHazMatEvac@ara.com
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[2012-01-15] Scott: Awesome Used it in an incident today. |
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[2011-12-06] James: Uses Forecast Wind Direction As far as I can tell, it uses the forecast wind direction from NOAA - at least for my local weather. These forecasts are available in three hour increment, so it models where the plume could be in three hours, not now. Manual entry works, in 22.5 degree increments (half-winds). Good until the weather station is up and someone is running a real ALOHA analyis (or whatever model you use). So, as always, do a reality check on the wind first. |
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[2011-07-21] Marco: Does not work properly |
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[2011-07-15] mjteague: Nice app Used this on a large hazmat incident last week. Very helpful. Would like to see a link to the NIOSH guide. |
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[2011-07-07] James: Very good app. My only suggestion is to add a "railcar" selection to size of spill area. The size of evacs change immensely with rail incidents. |
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[2011-07-01] Anonymous: I downloaded the app, tried to input info and nothing comes up, it has poor instructions, going to ask developer |
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[2011-06-22] Matt: A must-have program for all first responders. If you are using Aloha/Cameo now, you'll appreciate the usefulness, automation & speed of this app. |
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[2011-06-22] Carl: Fast and Simple -- Love the email feature Can't ask for much more -- fast, simple, and powerful. The ability to email your results (picture and kml files) is great to disseminate to the rest of the responders. Anyone responding to HAZMAT spills should check this out. |
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