I was very happy to learn that GpsTracker was one of the top 9 downloaded projects on Sourceforge and was nominated for Project of the Month.
If you have checked out the project and like it, would you please log into Sourceforge and vote for GpsTracker:
http://sourceforge.net/p/potm/discussion/vote/thread/7d522915/
VOTE: gpsmapper
voting ends February 2, 2014
Thank you very much!
Nick
Can you give me a call. We are looking for a GPS tracking system to use in disasters, wildland fires and other public safety related activites.
This project started after the Arizona wildfire hotshot team was killed.
We have developed a system that provides images and IR camera info to the Incident command post.
It is important that we find a GPS system that can show real time updates of the location of emergency services units and other related personnel and vehicles during situations like this.
This will integrate into the FirstNET system being developed by US govt for first responder support.
As we are all firefighters we dont have a lot of money but could scrap up some if needed to support your project.
However as this total project moves forward a whole host of apps and windows/mac applications could be sold for this application and project. We are all skilled in the business and can provide valuable input into how you and others can help us “Save Lives”
We dont need another situation where FF and emergency responders die just because of situational awareness is not available.
Please give me a ring when possible to discuss. Im downloading your apps and projects now to see where they might fit in to this very important project.
Thanks for the work that you do!
912-429-9844
Mike Godbold Certified Fire officer IV/Adv Emergency Manager
Georgia IMT (Incident Management Team (A) logistics / Incident commander
Hey Mike
I’ll call you.
Nick
Thanks Nick!
Tomorrow i fine Im 24/7 available. Im east coast time but up most of the evenings until late.
Thank you again.
Mike
Love the moving letters beats the devil out of Googgle I cant read squat
LOL
Hey Mike
Before we speak, could you please read this article so that we are both on the same page.
http://www.firefighternation.com/article/firefighter-safety-health/untangling-mesh
thanks
Nick
Yes I read the articles, however what we are doing is similair but not using the same technology.
I do not wish to discuss the technology on an open forum. So if you would give me a ring tomorrow.
Thanks
Nick
The article you cited woks in the world of mesh networking. It is the beginnings of the FIRSTNET system. FIRSTNET utilizes the 700Mhz spectrum and the project that we are working on deal with the FIRSTNET applications.
Thanks