BRINC Enhances LiveOps with Real-Time Wildfire and Smoke Tracking Features
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BRINC has introduced two new map layers to its LiveOps platform, providing real-time wildfire and smoke tracking for public safety agencies. Launched on August 7, this feature allows users to access critical information without switching applications, streamlining operations during wildfire responses.
The integration of fire detection and smoke condition data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) aims to enhance situational awareness for fire departments and emergency managers. By displaying this information directly on the existing drone operations map, BRINC facilitates quicker decision-making in challenging conditions, particularly when visibility is compromised.
As wildfire response becomes increasingly complex, BRINC's initiative reflects a broader trend towards consolidating operational data. The company aims to transform LiveOps into a comprehensive operational tool, integrating various data sources to support over 1,000 public safety agencies and 20% of US SWAT teams. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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BRINC drones now come with live wildfire and smoke tracking
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