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Data generated by the cloud-based solution also could be useful in terms of determining the optimal utlization of traffic officers.

Toronto-based Guardly says it can leverage a burgeoning technology—beacons—to provide accurate and specific indoor-location information quickly during an active-shooter incident.

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Scott Sherwood, Eagle View Pictometry's vice president of sales enablement/product manager, outlines the company's traditional oblique aerial outdoor photography offering, as well as a new solution that enables efficient photography of layout inside of buildings that could be especially helpful to first responders.